Take a Toronto vacation for dazzling skyscrapers and picturesque lake views. Book your Toronto hotel and experience the thrill of a live hockey game or take in an orchestral performance in Canada’s largest metropolis.
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Published 12/06/09
Courtesy of Tourism Toronto
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Five things to love about Toronto
- Shooting 1,100 feet into the air in the glass-floored elevators of the CN Tower
- An evening of Canadian sport, watching the Toronto Maple Leafs play hockey at the Air Canada Centre
- Dining on peameal bacon at World Famous, a sandwich shop in the St. Lawrence Market
- Summer picnics at High Park, with its sweeping green lawns, small zoo and Lake Ontario views
- Standing beneath Canada’s largest dinosaur skeleton in the Crystal wing of the Royal Ontario Museum
Dinosaurs and hockey
The Royal Ontario Museum leapt into the 21st century when it added the striking Crystal Wing, a trademark Daniel Liebeskind shard-like structure. Head inside Canada’s top natural history museum to stand in the shadow of a 90-foot Barosaurus skeleton. The nation’s favorite sport is celebrated at the Hockey Hall of Fame, which has displays of equipment and interactive hockey games.Art and music
Immerse yourself in culture on your Toronto vacation, starting at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Designed by Canadian Frank Gehry, it features 73,000 works of art. The Entertainment District is home to Toronto’s top music venues. Don’t miss the ornate Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, where the Toronto Symphony Orchestra performs.Retail therapy
Spend an afternoon browsing the 285 shops of downtown’s Eaton Centre, a shopping mall near many Toronto hotels. Queen West is the place to find cutting-edge boutiques and the Bloor-Yorkville neighborhood is Toronto’s upscale shopping district. Here, Holt Renfrew and Hazelton Lanes fill their racks with Manolo Blahnik shoes and Armani suits.Global cuisine
Sophisticated wine bars and restaurants line the streets of the Financial District. The aromas of Middle Eastern grilled meats and Asian spices fill the air in Cabbagetown, which offers a multitude of international restaurants. Look for creative flavor pairings and artistic restaurant design at bistros in Bloor-Yorkville.Get out and see Toronto for yourself with one of Hotels.com's Toronto hotels