CN Tower
Standing at 1,815 feet tall, the CN Tower is the tallest free-standing building not only in Canada but in North America. It is a cultural touchpoint for Ontario with millions of tourists coming to see it yearly. This is destination not only to marvel at but for people to enjoy as well. For more adventurous guest, they can partake in the Edgewalk - the world's highest full-circle hands-free walk. For those who want a more relaxing day, the CN Tower is home to many restaurants, and the CN Tower Gift Shop.
Hockey Hall of Fame
If you are traveling to see Atlanta United, it is safe to say you are a sports fan and if it one thing Canada is known for, it is hockey. Though it started as a non-profit organization to induct hockey players and hockey adjacent professionals, now the Hockey Hall of Fame is a museum. Guests can see a wide variety of things from NHL memorabilia to the Stanley Cup.
Distillery District
The distillery’s brick-lined streets are home to some of the best commercial and residential spots in Ontario. Mill Street Brewery, a well-established Toronto brewery, is located there along with other distilleries. Various local-owned boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and cafes call the restored old structures home. It is completely closed to traffic, making it the perfect walkable destination.
Royal Ontario Museum
Opened in 1914, The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest comprehensive museum. It showcases art, culture, and nature from around the world and through different time periods; housing a second to none collection in over 40 different galleries. ROM will be celebrating its 110th Anniversary with free admission on March 23 and 24.
Kensington Market
For all the foodies, this is the place for you. Toronto is known for being one of the most diverse cities in the world, so it comes as no surprise that a multi-cultural food-centric neighborhood like this would exist. From Ethiopian food to Vietnamese and Central American spots. Any type of cuisine you could want, you can find it here.
