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11. Scotiabank Arena
6.728 Reviews
based on 1.8k reviewsNo.12 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
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At that time, it was still called the Air Canada Centre. Now it's the Maple Leaf Arena.
At that time, the Raptors had not yet woken up. Now they have won the championship.
As the only NBA home outside the United States, this place has always been a sports carnival for Canadians. Of course, it is also the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs ice hockey team.
The venue was built in 1999 and can accommodate 19,800 spectators. It is also one of the venues for many concerts and large-scale events.Toronto1.1km from downtownFrom AU$ 302.43
12. JJ Lin - JJ20 Final Lap World Tour
7.1No reviews yetToronto1.1km from downtown
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Including Niagara Falls、CN Tower、Royal Ontario Museum、Casa Loma、St. Lawrence Market、Art Gallery of Ontario、Toronto Zoo、University of Toronto、Chinatown、Bluffers Park
Opens at 10:0013. Toronto Islands
6.3252 ReviewsNo.13 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
ToottyBeautiful sight of Toronto city taken from Toronto Islands assessable by ferry.Toronto3.6km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 10:0014. CF Toronto Eaton Centre
6.25 Reviews
based on 3.5k reviewsNo.14 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
RuilinCF Toronto Centre, also known as Toronto Eaton Centre, is the busiest shopping mall in Toronto. It is the largest shopping mall in eastern Canada and the third largest in the country. The name comes from the former Eaton's Department Store, a major store in the town. The interior is connected to the underground passage network PATH in the city center.Toronto241m from downtownFree entry
Opens at 08:3015. Toronto Old City Hall
6.267 Reviewsbased on 462 reviewsNo.15 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
我青青来了The attractions in downtown Toronto are basically together. As long as the weather is good, it feels like a blockbuster to shoot casually 👍! I started from Queens Park and slowly walked south along Bay St., and I would pass the new municipal building and the old municipal building (the clock on the top of the building will ring) to Union Station. You can turn right to visit the Canadian Tower. There is also a Toronto train show next to it! Then continue south (preferably along Bay St) for more than 10 minutes to the beach (Harbour Front). there is a ferry, and you can see the plane landing 👍).Toronto142m from downtownFree entry
Opens at 09:0016. Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
6.2139 Reviewsbased on 20.8k reviewsNo.16 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
PillsAfter my visit to Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, I must say that I was thoroughly impressed with the experience. The aquarium is located in the heart of downtown Toronto and is a must-visit attraction for anyone in the area.
As soon as you enter, you are transported into an underwater world with stunning exhibits that showcase a variety of aquatic life. From sharks and stingrays to sea turtles and jellyfish, there is something for everyone to see.
One of the highlights of the aquarium is the Dangerous Lagoon exhibit, which features a moving walkway that takes you through an underwater tunnel surrounded by sharks and other marine life. It's a thrilling experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
The aquarium also offers a range of interactive experiences, such as the Touch Tank, where visitors can get up close and personal with a variety of creatures, including horseshoe crabs and sea stars. There are also daily shows and feedings that provide a deeper understanding of the animals and their behavior.
Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to Ripley's Aquarium of Canada. It's a fun and educational experience that is perfect for all ages. The exhibits are well-maintained, and the staff are knowledgeable and passionate about their work. It's definitely worth adding to your list of must-visit attractions in Toronto.Toronto1.3km from downtown
17. Rogers Centre
6.248 Reviewsbased on 4.0k reviewsNo.17 of Best Things to Do in TorontoToottyThe iconic home ground of the Blue Jays. This is the place where baseball fans gather to watch their favourite Blue Jays team pit against other competitors. The atmosphere is electrifying whenever there is a match.Toronto1.4km from downtown
18. Queen's Park
5.972 Reviewsbased on 263 reviewsNo.18 of Best Things to Do in Toronto我青青来了It is mid-September now and there are no more flowers, but it is still very comfortable, with green everywhere, fresh air, blue sky and white clouds. The park is not big, but it is in the city center, so it is nice to take a walk 👍.Toronto1.4km from downtownFree entry
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Including Skylon Tower、Canada's Wonderland、Thousand Islands、Niagara-on-the-Lake、Unionville、Algonquin Provincial Park、Rainbow International Bridge、Niagara Helicopters Limited、Kingston City Hall、Yonge Street
Opens at 10:0019. Distillery District
6.084 Reviewsbased on 8.3k reviewsNo.19 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
M25***40We stayed within walking distance of the brewery and it was a pleasure to be here. We spent the afternoon tasting beer, sake and other different spirits, and here, there were delicious food in different places. All the places we visited, with very friendly staff. The decorations here are beautiful too, with lots of great photo opportunities. The whole environment and atmosphere are great. Highly recommend coming here for a leisurely walk!Toronto1.9km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 08:3020. Toronto City Hall
5.9123 Reviewsbased on 681 reviewsNo.20 of Best Things to Do in Toronto我青青来了The attractions in downtown Toronto are basically all together. As long as the weather is good, any photo you take will look like a blockbuster! I started from Queen's Park and walked slowly south along Bay St. I passed the New City Hall and the Old City Hall (the big clock on the top of the building would ring every hour) and walked to Union Station. I could turn right to visit Canada Tower and Roger Center. There is also a Toronto Train Exhibition next to it! Then continue walking south (preferably along Bay St) for more than 10 minutes and you will reach the seaside (Harbour Front). There are ferries there and you can also see planes landing.Toronto76m from downtownFree entry
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