Toronto Holidays

Toronto Holidays

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Holidays in Toronto

This destination is populated by 2,600,000 people.

Toronto is famous for its iconic attractions, such as CN Tower and Canada's Wonderland.

The whole family is sure to have a blast at Wild Water Kingdom and Playdium. If that isn't enough to tire the young ones out, why not make the trip to the Canadian National Exhibition and Centreville Amusement Park as well?

Stepping inside Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is like being dropped into the depths of the sea, but without needing to take your clothes off! Here you'll get to see all sorts of intriguing aquatic life.

A few animal snaps will really add some intrigue to your holiday album! Take the whole family to see, learn about and photograph the range of exciting wildlife at the Toronto Zoo and the Reptilia Zoo. You can also admire the wild wonders that call the Riverdale Farm home.

The Cameron's Brewing Company is the place to go to if downing a cold beer is your preferred way to finish off the day. Enquire about tours or just sit back and relish their distinctive creations and flavours.

If you consider yourself a lover of all things wine, take the opportunity to discover a local vineyard. You can taste test a few of the best regional drops at the Still Waters Distillery.

This destination takes its plant collecting seriously, so there are a range of places where you can go and learn all about botanic specimens from both local and international landscapes. A walk around the manicured gardens at the Toronto Botanical Garden and the Edward Gardens is not to be missed. If you just can't get enough, the displays at Allan Gardens and the Gairloch Gardens are also rather pleasant.

Centennial Park and Kew Gardens are the perfect places to get a bit of sun, have a picnic or just sit back and people-watch. You can also kick back with a newspaper and watch life go by at Morningside Park and Downsview Park.

Watch with delight as the dancing waters of Hilton Falls cascade into the gurgling pool below.

If you're a big believer in the rejuvenating effects that simply being near the water can bring, you're in the right place. Lake Aquitaine Park and Tommy Thompson Park are just a few of the scenic natural waterways around here that you should add to your list. Don't forget to go and see the foraging waterbirds that congregate at Heart Lake Conservation Area and Toogood Pond Park either.

Glorious ocean views aren't the only things you can look forward to at HTO Park. Be on the lookout for squabbling seabirds as well as little critters like crabs and jellyfish.

You probably already know about its must-see museums and malls, but don't forget that Toronto has some impressive natural environments too. Rattlesnake Point and Bronte Creek Provincial Park are two to think about. For those who haven't quite had their fill, Kelso Conservation Area and Crawford Lake Indian Village are a couple more worth experiencing.

The Hockey Hall of Fame and the Royal Ontario Museum both feature a range of enthralling exhibits. Ask the staff about special events or wander the tranquil hallways on your own. The Ontario Science Centre and the Art Gallery of Ontario are also worthwhile alternatives.

With a good range of splendid art exhibitions to consider, you might need a push in the right direction. We suggest picking up a coffee and making your way to the TIFF Bell Lightbox or the Art Gallery of Toronto. More bright canvases and sumptuous sculptures are waiting for you at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art and the Art Gallery of Mississauga.

Take a step back through time to discover the characters and events that have contributed to this region at the Spadina Museum and the Elman W. Campbell Museum. The Halton Region Museum and the Oakville Museum are also worth an excursion for an even deeper insight into days gone by.

Dropping by important historic sites is a terrific way to gain a deeper understanding of bygone times. Experience Toronto's past at the University of Toronto and Casa Loma. Campbell House Museum and Gibson House Museum are also worth your while.

Whether you're religious or simply want a little serenity, Church of the Annunciation and St. Michael's Cathedral are sure to add some deeper meaning to your stay. Many spiritual travellers are also drawn to St. George's Anglican Church and the Kiever Synagogue.

They mightn't be on the front page of your guidebook, but the Toronto Public Library and Toronto City Hall are still well worth an outing. Harbourfront Centre and Hockley Valley Resort are some other options.