Best Things To Do in Toronto

The finest collection of Victorian industrial architecture in North America. Cobblestone laneways, galleries, great food. Always free to enter.

One of the world's great markets. The peameal bacon sandwich from Carousel Bakery is a Toronto rite of passage.

1,500 Somei Yoshino sakura trees in full bloom — one of North America's most spectacular spring events.

90-metre chalk cliffs above Lake Ontario — most tourists skip it entirely. One of Toronto's most dramatic and accessible natural wonders.

15-minute ferry from downtown to beaches, cycling, and the finest skyline view in the city. Best at sunset.

Last Sunday of each summer month — streets close to cars, live music everywhere, the entire neighbourhood becomes a free street festival.

All-night free contemporary art festival across the entire city — 7pm to 7am in October. Hundreds of free art installations.

Walk hands-free on the outside ledge of the CN Tower, 356 metres above the city. The most adrenaline-charged thing you can do in Toronto.

Half a kilometre of continuous, rotating street murals. One of the world's great urban art corridors.

In a restored Victorian factory in the ravine — 65+ local vendors, incredible food, and a setting unlike anywhere else in the city.