Highlights from Toronto, Canada

  • Seeing the city from the top of the CN Tower
  • Making a day-trip to Niagara Falls
  • Hiking at Dundas Peak

Top Things to Do in Toronto

Go to the top of the CN Tower

If you want to see the entire city with a 360 degree view, you have to go to the top of the CN Tower. Such an amazing experience to see the city from above.

Pro Tip: go just before sunset to see the sun set over the horizon, but make sure to get a spot early because it will fill up.

Go for a walk around the city center

Just around every corner, you'll find something cool to see. Spend time at Casa Loma. See the bright lights at Yonge-Dundas Square. Walk around the charming streets of the Distillery District. There's no lack of cool things to see and do in the city!

Spend a morning at Evergreen Brick Works

There's fun for everyone at Evergreen Brick Works. Walk around and enjoy nature, and even get a great skyline view of the city. Get some delicious food. Shop for handmade crafts.

Take a stroll through High Park

Get some fresh air and some exercise by taking a walk at High Park. You can even go through the park's zoo and see capybaras, highland cows, and more.

Visit Scarborough Bluffs

Take a drive just outside the city to see these incredible rock formations for yourself. Pictures don't do it justice!

Watch the Sunset at Polson Pier

A great spot to watch the sun sink above the horizon in Toronto is from Polson Pier. You can sit along the dock and watch the sky change colors. Get there early to get a good spot. And pay attention to parking signs, because you can easily get a parking ticket (I did, oops).

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