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Things to do in Toronto

The CN Tower above Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence Market, ferries to the islands and Kensington Market, with Niagara Falls about 2 hours away by train.

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Museum

Art Gallery of Ontario

The art gallery on Dundas Street West, closed Mondays and open until 9 PM on Wednesdays and Fridays.Entry: Buy a ticket. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Museum

Casa Loma

Toronto's castle, open daily for self-guided touring with an audio guide app and a film on Sir Henry Pellatt.Entry: Book a dated ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Food

Chinatown (Spadina Avenue)

A walkable Chinese Canadian food district around Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street West, known for dim sum.Entry: Pay as you go
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CN Tower

The city landmark, with a glass floor and open-air terrace on its observation levels above Lake Ontario.Entry: Book a timed ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Neighborhood

Distillery Historic District

The 47 restored Victorian buildings of the Gooderham and Worts distillery, now shops, galleries and cafes.Entry: Free to walk
Nature

Floral Showhouse, Niagara Falls

Three Niagara Parks glasshouses of orchids, succulents and rotating displays, open year-round since 1946.Entry: Buy a ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Neighborhood

Harbourfront Centre

A lakefront arts center on Queens Quay with free art exhibitions and events through the year.Entry: Free to visit
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Journey Behind the Falls, Niagara Falls

Tunnels through the bedrock to a deck at the base of the Horseshoe Falls, open year-round.Entry: Book a timed ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Market

Kensington Market

A downtown neighborhood of international food stalls, bakeries, vintage shops and street art.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Little Italy (College Street)

College Street's strip of pizza and pasta places, bars, record shops and a repertory cinema.Entry: Pay as you go
Neighborhood

Nathan Phillips Square

The public square outside Toronto City Hall, host to concerts and the Cavalcade of Lights.Entry: Free to visit
Nature

Niagara City Cruises, Niagara Falls

Seasonal boats, April to November, that sail past the American Falls into the mist of the Horseshoe Falls.Entry: Buy a ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Museum

Niagara Parks Power Station, Niagara Falls

Niagara's first hydropower plant, with a restored generator hall and a 2,200-foot tunnel to the river.Entry: Buy a ticketSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Food

Queen Victoria Place Cafe, Niagara Falls

A Niagara Parks cafe in a green copper-roofed building facing the American Falls, with sandwiches and salads.Entry: Pay as you go
Museum

Royal Ontario Museum

The provincial museum at 100 Queen's Park, open 10 AM to 5:30 PM and closed on Mondays.Entry: Book a dated ticket; price varies by day.. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Market

St. Lawrence Market

The South Market food hall at Front and Jarvis, with a farmers market on Saturdays; closed Mondays.Entry: Pay as you go. Closed Mondays
Food

Table Rock Market, Niagara Falls

A Niagara Parks food hall inside Table Rock Centre, at the brink of the Horseshoe Falls.Entry: Pay as you go
Nature

Toronto Island Park

Island parkland across the harbor, reached year-round by city ferries from Jack Layton Ferry Terminal.Entry: Ferry ticket neededSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets

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