Toronto — Sights
Red streetcars rattling under the CN Tower, right on the lake
- CN Tower & EdgeWalk — Stand on a glass floor at 342 m, or walk the railless ledge outside
- Ripley's Aquarium of Canada — A 96 m moving walkway through a tunnel with sharks overhead
- Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) — Dinosaur skeletons and a Korea gallery inside a shard of glass
- Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) — Frank Gehry's timber gallery and a deep bench of Canadian painting
- Casa Loma — A real castle built by a tycoon, with towers and a secret tunnel
- Distillery District — An old red-brick whisky works turned into car-free lanes
- St. Lawrence Market — Start the day with a peameal bacon sandwich
- Kensington Market — Painted houses full of vintage clothes, tacos and empanadas
- Toronto Islands Ferry & Skyline — A 15-minute ferry to the best skyline view in town
- Nathan Phillips Square & City Hall — Selfies at the TORONTO sign, free skating in winter
- Harbourfront — A lakeside promenade of boats, ferries and beach umbrellas
- Graffiti Alley — Every wall and garage door sprayed from end to end
- High Park — Toronto's biggest park: cherry blossom in spring, red maples in fall
- Niagara Falls Day Trip (Boat & Journey Behind the Falls) — Sail into the spray, then walk a tunnel behind the falls
- Niagara-on-the-Lake Wineries — Icewine tastings and a flower-lined old town
- Hockey Hall of Fame — Stanley Cup in an old bank hall, hockey's holy ground
- Rogers Centre (Blue Jays game) — A Toronto summer night at the ballpark under the CN Tower
- Toronto Eaton Centre — Downtown mall with a flock of geese flying overhead
- Aga Khan Museum — Islamic art in a stark white building with a mirror courtyard
- Bata Shoe Museum — From pharaoh sandals to star shoes, 4,500 years
- Evergreen Brick Works — Old brick factory, Saturday farmers market
- Scarborough Bluffs (Bluffer's Park) — 90 m clay cliffs rising off Lake Ontario
- Allan Gardens Conservatory — Free Victorian glasshouses, warm in winter
- Gardiner Museum — Quiet ceramics museum across from the ROM
- Toronto Music Garden — A lakeside garden shaped like a Bach cello suite