Toronto

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

Yorkville

The flagship of the Toronto-born Four Seasons brand, in upscale Yorkville — sleek modern luxury, an acclaimed spa and restaurant, and a refined location amid the city's best shopping, dining, and the ROM.

The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto

Downtown (Entertainment District)

Refined downtown luxury near the Entertainment and Financial Districts — spacious rooms with city or lake views, a renowned spa and indoor pool, and polished service steps from the CN Tower, theaters, and waterfront.

Shangri-La Toronto

Entertainment District

A sleek, sophisticated luxury hotel on University Avenue between the Entertainment and Financial Districts — Asian-inspired elegance and service, a beautiful spa and pool, and a vibrant lobby lounge scene.

The St. Regis Toronto

Downtown (Financial District)

Sky-high luxury in a soaring Financial District tower — refined rooms on the upper floors with sweeping city and lake views, signature butler service, a high-floor spa and pool, and acclaimed dining.

The Hazelton Hotel

Yorkville

Toronto's preeminent boutique luxury hotel, in the heart of Yorkville — intimate, residential-style elegance, discreet five-star service, a private screening room, and a celebrated restaurant, amid the city's most exclusive shopping.

Hotel X Toronto

Waterfront (Exhibition Place)

A modern resort-style hotel on the lakefront at Exhibition Place — sweeping lake and skyline views, a huge rooftop pool and sports-and-wellness complex, and a getaway feel a short ride west of downtown.

The Broadview Hotel

Riverside (near Distillery District)

A characterful boutique hotel in a beautifully restored 1891 landmark on the east side — stylish rooms, a buzzy rooftop bar with skyline views, and a hip, local feel near the Distillery District and Riverside.

CN Tower

Toronto's iconic 553-meter tower — high-speed glass elevators to observation decks with a glass floor, the higher SkyPod, a revolving restaurant, and the hands-free EdgeWalk around the rim, 116 stories up.

A world-class aquarium right at the base of the CN Tower — a glass tunnel through a shark-filled lagoon, a mesmerizing jellyfish gallery, touch tanks, and thousands of marine animals. One of Toronto's top family attractions.

Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Canada's largest museum — a sweeping collection of natural history and world cultures, from dinosaurs and dazzling minerals to Egyptian mummies and global art, housed in a historic building fronted by the dramatic glass-and-steel Crystal.

Casa Loma

A Gothic Revival castle on a hill above the city — Toronto's own fairy-tale mansion, with grand rooms, towers, a secret passage, stables, five acres of gardens (in season), and sweeping skyline views.

Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

One of North America's great art museums — a vast collection from European masters to the iconic Canadian Group of Seven and contemporary art, in a building transformed by Toronto-born architect Frank Gehry.

Hockey Hall of Fame

The shrine of hockey, in a grand former bank building downtown — interactive exhibits, the game's greatest memorabilia, a hall honoring the legends, and the chance to see (and pose with) the Stanley Cup itself.

Niagara Falls Day Trip

A day trip from Toronto to one of the world's natural wonders — the thundering Horseshoe and American Falls, a boat cruise to the base of the cascade, and the wineries of nearby Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Little Canada

An astonishing miniature world in downtown Toronto — Canada's landmarks and landscapes recreated in intricate, animated detail, from the CN Tower to Niagara Falls to the Rockies, complete with a day-night cycle. A delight for all ages.

Toronto Harbour Cruise

A sightseeing cruise on Lake Ontario along the Toronto waterfront — the best views of the skyline and CN Tower from the water, gliding past the Toronto Islands, with sightseeing, dining, and sunset options.

Hop-On Hop-Off Toronto Tour

A narrated double-decker bus looping Toronto's major sights — from the CN Tower and waterfront to Casa Loma, the museums, and the neighborhoods — with the freedom to hop off, explore, and reboard all day.

Toronto Islands

A car-free chain of islands in Lake Ontario, a short ferry from downtown — beaches, parkland, bike and boat rentals, a vintage children's amusement park, and the city's most famous skyline view. Free (small ferry fare).

St. Lawrence Market

Toronto's historic, beloved food market — a vast hall of vendors selling fresh produce, meats, cheeses, seafood, and prepared foods, home of the famous peameal bacon sandwich. Free to wander in the old town downtown.

The Distillery District

A beautifully preserved Victorian industrial district turned pedestrian-only village of cobblestone lanes — galleries, boutiques, restaurants, cafés, and a craft-and-design scene in the city's best-kept heritage setting. Free to explore.