CN Tower

Iconic 553-meter tower offering panoramic views of Toronto.

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Royal Ontario Museum

Canada's largest museum of natural history and world cultures.

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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Indoor aquarium home to over 20,000 marine animals.

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Art Gallery of Ontario

One of North America's largest art museums with diverse collections.

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Distillery District

Historic area with Victorian architecture, boutiques, and eateries.

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St. Lawrence Market

Vibrant market known for fresh produce, meats, and baked goods.

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Toronto Islands

Group of islands offering parks, beaches, and recreational activities.

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Casa Loma

Gothic Revival-style mansion and garden open to the public.

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High Park

Large city park featuring gardens, trails, and a small zoo.

Hockey Hall of Fame

Museum dedicated to the history of ice hockey.

Bloor & Yorkville

Toronto's most glamorous neighborhood, ideal for luxury shopping and dining.

Entertainment District

The center of Toronto nightlife and entertainment, close to major attractions.

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Distillery District

A historic area with Victorian architecture, art galleries, and vibrant festivals.

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Harbourfront

Great for first-time visitors, offering waterfront views and proximity to major attractions.

Annex

Culturally diverse with a bohemian vibe, home to the University of Toronto.

Little Italy

A lively area with a mix of eateries, cafes, and cultural landmarks.

Queen West

Known for its hip, trendy vibe, diverse food scene, and vibrant multicultural atmosphere.

The Village

Toronto's LGBTQ community hub, vibrant and central with a friendly atmosphere.

Chinatown

A bustling area with vibrant streets, traditional charm, and a rich cultural experience.

Yonge & Dundas

The heart of downtown Toronto, lively with billboards, shopping, and entertainment.

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