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Opens at 10:001. Royal Ontario Museum
8.9310 Reviews
based on 8.5k reviews2024 Global 100 - Family-friendly Attractions
Holland9398Came on a Wednesday morning. There weren’t a lot of people and tickets were booked prior online. One of the current exhibitions - Being and Belonging was not included in the current tickets but it was totally worth getting it. Each floor comprised of different exhibitions so do be prepared for it to take up to 2 hours. 10/10 recommend coming here to be overwhelmed with knowledge and AC.Toronto1.9km from downtownFrom AU$ 28.89
Opens at 09:302. Casa Loma
8.9304 Reviewsbased on 7.9k reviewsNo.4 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
圣热尔韦昂瓦列尔周勃Casa Roman Castle is located in the north of Toronto, built for British descent. The cellar in the basement has a lot of wine collection; there is a wax museum upstairs, there are wax figures of Hollywood stars, and wax figures of Jackie Chan and the Canadian Prime Minister's little potatoes. The garden has fountains and sun rooms; The rooftop terrace overlooks Toronto.Toronto3.5km from downtown
Opens at 10:303. Art Gallery of Ontario
7.485 ReviewsNo.6 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
alfarezelThe Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of the largest art museums in North America, located in Toronto, Canada. It houses a diverse collection of over 95,000 works, including European, Canadian, and contemporary art.Toronto752m from downtownFrom AU$ 33.32
Opens at 10:004. Distillery District
6.084 Reviewsbased on 8.3k reviewsNo.18 of Best Things to Do in Toronto
M25***40We live within walking distance of the brewery and are so glad we visited. Spent the afternoon tasting beer, sake, and other different spirits while also having delicious food at different locations. All locations we visited had very friendly staff. The decor was beautiful with lots of great photo opportunities. The whole setting and atmosphere was great. Highly recommend for a leisurely stroll!Toronto1.9km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 10:005. Ontario Science Centre
4.946 Reviews
based on 1.8k reviewsM25***40Remember to visit all floors, there are also exhibition halls in the basement of the museum, a total of 6 floors. There are many interactive experiments. There are not many exhibits here, such as charging, puzzles, planetarium (too small), etc. There are many activities worth participating in on a rainy day. It is very suitable for children.Toronto7.9km from downtown
Opens at 09:006. Osgoode Hall
4.310 Reviewsbased on 70 reviews
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Built in 1932, it is a milestone in Toronto's political and legal circles. It is named after the first justice of Ontario.
It is currently the location of the Ontario Supreme Court Criminal Division and the Canadian Bar Association. It is known as the Chief Court of Ontario.
It is said that the highlight is on the second floor. There is a very beautiful small library. I happened to meet a newlywed couple that day. I passed by and took some of the good luck.Toronto245m from downtownFree entry
Opens at 10:007. Bata Shoe Museum
4.340 Reviewsbased on 1.4k reviews
徐徐霞客RrCanada Bata Shoe Museum, this museum is located in the University of Toronto. It is the first time I have seen a museum with leaves as the theme. The area inside is not very large, but the exhibits inside can be said to be very rich. If you go there, you can ask the locals for some information first to understand the place first.Toronto2.1km from downtownFrom AU$ 15.56
Opens at 10:008. Hockey Hall of Fame
4.253 Reviewsbased on 4.2k reviews徐徐霞客RrThe Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada, can be said to be a museum. It is a museum dedicated to the history of ice hockey. This sport is very popular in Canada, so the locals also attach great importance to it.Toronto797m from downtown
9. Canada's Walk of Fame
4.231 Reviews
based on 16 reviewsM25***40I've only been to the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong before, and I came here just for fun. To be honest, I don't recognize many people's signatures, and I don't know who they are. At this time, I may need a tour guide, hahaToronto733m from downtownFree entry
Opens at 11:0010. Fort York National Historic Site
4.231 Reviews
RuilinYork is the old name of Toronto. Fort York was built in 1793 to protect the city from the threat of the United States. At that time, it was still a British colony, so it was built by the former British acting governor. It is a very long and large area. The outdoor part is free to visit, and the indoor exhibits and explanations are charged.Toronto2.3km from downtown
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