Casa Loma is Toronto’s very own castle. Yes, you heard me correctly – there is a castle in Toronto. In fact, Casa Loma is the largest castle in all of North America! The massive palace contains over 90 rooms and dates back to the first …
Ahh island getaways – we all love them! But what if I told you that you could get away to the islands on your next trip to Toronto? The Toronto Islands are a collection of 15 small islands in Lake Ontario only a few minutes …
The Royal Ontario Museum features on most Toronto itineraries. While the city is filled with museums, this is the museum to check out if you’ve only got time for one. Affectionately referred to as the ROM, the Museum opened in 1914 and provides a multifaceted …
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is arguably the most touristy attraction in all of Toronto. Its immensely popular with visitors of all ages and gets really crowded during peak vacation season and school holidays. While your first reaction may be to write it off as a …
Hockey is Canada’s national sport. To say its a major part of Canadian culture would be a huge understatement. It should therefore come as no surprise that the Hockey Hall of Fame is Toronto is a very popular attraction, both for local sports fans and …
The CN Tower stands high above the city of Toronto. Its the defining feature of the city’s skyline, and it has even been recognised as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World (as named by the American Society of Civil Engineers). It used …
Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the capital of the province of Ontario. Its not the Canadian capital – that honour goes to Ottawa, but its definitely my favourite city in the entire country. Its situated on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, …