Guidebook for Toronto
Sightseeing
St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St EDistillery Historic District
55 Mill StThe most beautiful place in Toronto, arch. Santiago Calatrava, 1992
MARCHE Restaurant (Open Kitchen Concept) & HOCKEY MUSEUM (Hall of Fame)
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Brookfield Place
181 Bay St.The most beautiful place in Toronto, arch. Santiago Calatrava, 1992
MARCHE Restaurant (Open Kitchen Concept) & HOCKEY MUSEUM (Hall of Fame)
Casa Loma
1 Austin TerraceChinatown, former Jewish Spadina (in the 1920s -30th)
1698 personas locales recomiendan
Kensington Market
Chinatown, former Jewish Spadina (in the 1920s -30th)
Galería de Arte de Ontario
317 Dundas St WArch. Frank Gehry
Museo Real de Ontario
100 Queens ParkArch. Daniel Libeskind
The 3rd generation of Toronto Skyscrapers (1960th - 80th)
TD Center (arch. Mies Van der Rohe) , Commerce Court, First Canadian Place, PATH
107 personas locales recomiendan
Financial District
The 3rd generation of Toronto Skyscrapers (1960th - 80th)
TD Center (arch. Mies Van der Rohe) , Commerce Court, First Canadian Place, PATH
Plaza Nathan Phillips
100 Queen St WToronto City Hall
The largest and fascinating LCBO (Liquor Store) in the building of the former Railway Station (well reconstructed).
169 personas locales recomiendan
LCBO
2300 Yonge StThe largest and fascinating LCBO (Liquor Store) in the building of the former Railway Station (well reconstructed).
Near by: the Round House, Steam Whistle Brewery, Railway Museum
3509 personas locales recomiendan
CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdNear by: the Round House, Steam Whistle Brewery, Railway Museum
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
288 Bremner BlvdHarbourfront
University of Toronto
27 King's College CirA nice beautiful place worth of visiting
Museo del Calzado Bata
327 Bloor St WGardiner Museum
111 Queens ParkFerry experience, a breathtaking view of Toronto skyline
1035 personas locales recomiendan
Toronto Islands
Ferry experience, a breathtaking view of Toronto skyline
Fort York
A very interesting place, highly recommended.
The largest concentration of Victorian houses in North America.
97 personas locales recomiendan
Cabbagetown
The largest concentration of Victorian houses in North America.
Rosedale, Forest Hill are Lawrence Park are the most affluent neighbourhood in Toronto. Nice for walking.
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Rosedale
Rosedale, Forest Hill are Lawrence Park are the most affluent neighbourhood in Toronto. Nice for walking.
A very special place, a former artists' colony.
A walking distance from Casa Loma.
29 personas locales recomiendan
Wychwood Park
A very special place, a former artists' colony.
A walking distance from Casa Loma.
Spadina Museum
285 Spadina RdMackenzie House
82 Bond StEntertainment & Activities
Ontario Place
955 Lake Shore Blvd WFood Scene
Open Kitchen Concept.
Brookfield place by arch. Santiago Calatrava (1992)
31 personas locales recomiendan
Marché Mövenpick Brookfield Place Street Level
Open Kitchen Concept.
Brookfield place by arch. Santiago Calatrava (1992)
The Old Spaghetti Factory
54 The Esplanade Interesting interiors
Montreal's famous BRUNCH spot just opened a Toronto location.
Crepes, soups, salads, omelettes, pasta, steak, chicken, seafood, sandwiches, or Eggs Benedict and fresh squeezed orange juice
21 personas locales recomiendan
Eggspectation
483 Bay St.Montreal's famous BRUNCH spot just opened a Toronto location.
Crepes, soups, salads, omelettes, pasta, steak, chicken, seafood, sandwiches, or Eggs Benedict and fresh squeezed orange juice
Taverna Mercatto
120 Bremner Blvdincludes a Sport Bar
Aria
25 York StA fancy place
SOCO Kitchen + Bar
75 Lower Simcoe StHoops Sports Bar & Grill
125 Bremner BlvdA Sport Bar
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Bremner BoulevardA Sport Bar
Lucky Clover Irish Sports Pub
17 Lower Simcoe StAroma Espresso Bar
430 King St WPita & Grill
131 Bremner BlvdWe like this place.
Panago Pizza
133 Bremner BlvdSubway
127 Bremner BlvdEvviva Breakfast and Lunch
25 Lower Simcoe StreetJust around the corner.
The Roof at SOCO
75 Lower Simcoe StThe Roof at SOCO 4th Floor, Delta Toronto 75 Lower Simcoe St.
Great view!