Toronto

Hotels - Premium Hotel

The Fairmont Royal York

Since 1929, this hotel has been welcoming guests and dignitaries through its doors. Indulge in the Library Bar’s famous birdbath martini, or tour the rooftop herb garden for unforgettable views.

Dining - Lunch on your own

St. Lawrence Market

Voted the world’s best food market by National Geographic, it’s heaven for foodies, and offers lunch options galore. For a slice of true Canadiana, go for the peameal bacon sandwich.

Things to see - Historical District

The Distillery District

Unique stores, amazing food, and old-world charm await you at this National Historical Site that includes the largest collection of Victorian-era industrial architecture in North America.

Things to see - Alternative Diversions

Art Gallery of Ontario

Explore the most recent renovations at this world-class gallery by Toronto-born architect Frank Gehry, and take a moment to appreciate stunning art in the heart of Toronto’s Grange neighborhood.

Dining - Dinner with a view

ONE Restaurant

ONE Restaurant is Toronto restaurateur Mark McEwan’s culinary hotspot in the heart of the city. Dine on cosmopolitan cuisine, and stargaze during the Toronto International Film Festival.

Fitness - Good running route

Toronto Waterfront

The tree-lined stretch of the Martin Goodman Trail runs parallel to Lake Shore Boulevard, from Marilyn Bell Park to Coronation Park, with expansive views of Lake Ontario.

Dining - Mid-morning coffee

Liberty Village

Don’t forget to stop at Balzac’s Coffee and try the Atwood blend, named after award-winning Canadian author, Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid's Tale, The Blind Assassin, and others).

Fitness - Good cycling route

Toronto Islands

Rent a bike, hop on a ferry and explore the secluded Toronto Islands for an escape in nature – far from the hustle and bustle of the downtown core.