The iconic symbol representing Toronto is a must for first time visitors to the city! Consider the EDGE walk if you're feeling brave or the 360 revolving restaurant at the top if you're not into hanging off the side of a very high tower. Enjoy!

Fun for all ages! This aquarium has the longest underwater viewing tunnel in all of North America.

Known for its 19th century buildings with cobblestone streets, this pedestrian only area has tons of cute restaurants, bars/breweries and boutiques. Great area for a photo-op!

A vibrant, warm Toronto icon perfect for foodies. It was once named the world's best food market by National Geographic! Great place to start your day with a coffee and pastry. While you're there, check out the iconic Gooderham Building and then walk over to the Distillery District.

Right on the Lake Shore with waterfront park and trails. Catch the ferry to the Centre Island from here.

Jump on the ferry to the Toronto Islands for the best view of the Toronto Skyline. Rent a bike and tour Centre Island for scenic views and a relaxing day. Lots of restaurants on the island but also a great place for a picnic.

Use the link to access ferry tickets!

Site of the famous "Toronto" sign, this urban plaza is in the heart of downtown. Check out of the Eaton Centre nearby, which is Toronto's largest mall!

This museum is one of the largest museums in North America! It showcases world culture, natural history, and art.

Truly a sight to see! Worth the 1-2 hour drive. Highly recommend the Boat Tour and Journey Behind the Falls, a fun way to see the falls up close.

If you're planning to spend the day in Niagara, consider:

- Clifton Hill, a touristy promenade near the Falls

- Niagara Glen, hiking paths that take you near the Niagara Gorge

- Two Sisters Vineyards, a scenic winery that offers tastings