The world's tallest structure features an observatory with a glass floor at 342m and also the highest public observation deck, the skypod, at 447m/1,465ft. Read More...

Toronto Islands

The Toronto Islands, a small cluster of islands just a ferry ride away from downtown, is a large recreational area with beaches and an amusement park. Read More...

Royal Ontario Museum

Toronto's premier museum boasts a vast collection of world cultures and natural history. Read More...

Casa Loma

At the beginning of the 20th century Sir Henry Pallatt built his dreamhouse and fashioned it like a romanticized version of a medieval castle. Read More...

Distillery Historic District

Originally a large distillery plant, the area is now a popular district featuring arts, food and entertainment in historic surroundings. Read More...

More Attractions

BCE Place

An office complex featuring a magnificent glass galleria, dubbed the crystal cathedral of commerce. Read More...

Cabbagetown

Originally a poor neighborhood, today's Cabbagetown boasts a large number of beautiful Victorian houses. Read More...

Chinatown

Toronto has several Chinatowns, but the one at the intersection of Spadina and West Dundas Streets is the most interesting. Read More...

City Hall

This 1960s concrete building is a bold, but remarkably attractive modern architectural structure. Read More...

Eaton Centre

This large mall connected to Toronto's underground network of shops, attracts some 50 million people each year. Read More...

Flatiron Building

Though less famous than its New York namesake, this is one of Toronto's most photographed buildings. Read More...

Music Garden

A beautiful garden near the waterfront; its design is inspired by a cello piece by Johann Sebastian Bach. Read More...

Old City Hall

The largest civic building in North America when completed in 1899, this magnificent building was still deemed too small in the 1960. Read More...

Ontario Legislative Building

Located at the center of Queen's park, this building is home to Ontario's parliament. Read More...

PATH

With 27km/16mi of underground concourses, this is the world's largest underground shopping complex. Read More...

Queen's Park

This statue-littered park, one of the oldest urban parks in Canada, is located in the heart of Toronto. Read More...

Roger's Centre

Toronto's impressive stadium with retractable roof opened in 1989 as the Skydome. Read More...

Royal York Hotel

The majestic Royal York Hotel was the tallest building in the British Empire when it was completed in 1929. Read More...

St. Lawrence Market

The South Market Hall was Toronto's first city hall from 1845 until 1899. Read More...

TD Centre

The Toronto Dominion Centre is a complex of high-rises designed by the renowned architect Mies van der Rohe. Read More...

Union Station

When completed in 1921, this monumental railway station was Canada's largest. Read More...

Yorkville Park

A small but innovative park in Yorkville; its gardens represent various Canadian landscapes. Read More...