Toronto

Explore Ceramics museum opposite the Royal Ontario at Gardiner Museum.

Explore Gibson House Museum: Nineteenth-century farmhouse museum in North York.

Explore Hockey Hall of Fame: National museum and hall of fame for ice hockey, including the Stanley Cup.

Explore Mackenzie House: Restored home of Toronto's first mayor and reformer William Lyon Mackenzie.

Explore Market Gallery: Small city museum and gallery above St. Lawrence Market, focused on Toronto history and temporary exhibitions.

Explore Montgomery's Inn: 1830s inn and community museum in Etobicoke.

Explore Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto: Contemporary-art museum in the revitalised Junction Triangle industrial district.

Explore Museum of Illusions Toronto: Interactive perception and optical-illusion museum experience.

Explore Royal Ontario Museum: Ontario's major museum of art, world cultures and natural history.

Explore Scarborough Museum: Historic-building museum at Thomson Memorial Park interpreting Scarborough's local history.

Explore Spadina Museum: Historic house museum showing Toronto life from the 1900s to 1930s.

Explore Textile Museum of Canada: Museum of textiles, craft and material culture from Canada and around the world.

Explore The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Public contemporary-art gallery at Harbourfront Centre.

Explore Don Valley historic mill complex and local-history at Todmorden Mills Heritage Site.

Explore Toronto Railway Museum: Railway-history museum at Roundhouse Park beside the CN Tower.

Experience Evergreen Brick Works: Revitalised former brickworks in the Don Valley, with trails, public programmes and a weekend market.

Visit Graffiti Alley: Laneway street-art corridor behind Queen Street West, best experienced on foot.

Experience Harbourfront Centre: Waterfront cultural campus with public art, festivals, performance venues and lakeside paths.

Experience High Park: Large urban park with trails, a lakefront edge, gardens and seasonal cherry blossoms.

Experience Kensington Market: Walkable market neighbourhood known for independent shops, street life and multicultural food.

Visit Nathan Phillips Square: Civic square in front of City Hall, home to the Toronto sign, events and winter skating.

Visit Queen Street West: Major shopping, music and design corridor running west from downtown.

Experience St. Lawrence Market: Historic public market and food hall at the centre of Old Toronto.

Experience Stackt Market: Container-built public market and event space near the downtown waterfront.

Experience The Bentway: Public space and trail beneath the Gardiner Expressway, linking Fort York and the waterfront.

Visit Toronto Islands: Ferry-linked islands with beaches, parkland, car-free lanes and a clear city skyline view.

Explore Humber Bay Shores Beach: Public Lake Ontario beach near Humber Bay Park. Check city water-quality notices before swimming.

Explore Kew-Balmy Beach: Public beach continuing east from Woodbine along the Beaches neighbourhood.

Explore Marie Curtis Park Beach: Lake Ontario public swimming beach at the Etobicoke Creek mouth. Check the city water-quality notice before swimming.

Explore Sunnyside Beach: Urban Lake Ontario beach west of downtown, beside the Martin Goodman Trail.

Explore Ward's Island Beach: East-end Toronto Islands beach with a quieter residential-island setting. Ferry access is required.

Explore Woodbine Beach: Large central Beaches waterfront beach with seasonal city services.