The Toronto skyline is defined by the CN Tower and it's a must-visit attraction where you can take in a stunning, 360° birds' eye view of the city. Riding up the Tower's glass elevator is a fun experience and Daredevils can purchase tickets to partake in the EdgeWalk. Strolling the circumference of the Tower's main pod, the experience is outdoors, hands-free and 116 stories above ground – this is the first experience of its kind in North America.

 

Harbourfront Centre is a 10-acre site located along the city's stunning lakeshore that serves as the scene for many contemporary arts, community and cultural events. This indoor and outdoor space of theatres and parks, restaurants, and retail stores make it a vibrant area to visit and experience year-round.

 

(Spanish for "Hill House") was a mansion built in 1914. Now, it's a cherished heritage landmark that celebrates and captures the richness and romanticism of Toronto's history. Explore three floors filled with elegant European décor, historical artifacts, a classic car collection, a stunning conservatory, and the estate gardens.

 

Toronto City Hall is the location of the city's municipal government. In front of City Hall sits Nathan Phillips Square, an outdoor community space that serves as the site for many events, festivals, and celebrations year-round. These sites, plus the iconic Toronto sign, make a lively area filled with constant activity and a great photo backdrop. During the summer, the reflecting pool is a popular water feature and during the winter, it turns into a free outdoor ice-skating rink.