Soar above the city with a visit to Toronto’s iconic CN Tower, one of the tallest freestanding structures in the world. Ride a high-speed glass elevator to the LookOut Level and take in sweeping panoramic views of the skyline, Lake Ontario, and beyond. Dare to walk across the thrilling Glass Floor or step onto the Outdoor SkyTerrace for a fresh-air perspective 342 meters above the ground. Optional upgrades include the SkyPod and the adrenaline-filled EdgeWalk (seasonal). A must-do experience for first-time visitors and photographers alike!

Explore one of the world’s top food markets, rich in history and full of flavor. Browse local vendors, artisanal foods, and cultural treasures. Perfect for lunch, snacks, or souvenir shopping. (Closed Sundays & Mondays – replaced by Distillery District.)

Snap a memorable photo at Nathan Phillips Square with the famous “Toronto” sign in the background. This vibrant public square is a must-see urban landmark surrounded by historic architecture.

Catch a glimpse of Canada’s top university, known for its stunning Gothic Revival buildings, leafy campus grounds, and academic legacy. A beautiful drive-by highlight.

Toronto’s version of Times Square, this bustling plaza is alive with lights, energy, and digital billboards. A quick pass-through offers a taste of the city’s vibrant downtown scene.

Relax on a scenic boat cruise along Toronto’s picturesque waterfront. Enjoy unobstructed views of the city skyline, the CN Tower, and the Toronto Islands. A perfect opportunity for photos and a refreshing breeze. (Replaced by Casa Loma in off-season.)

Admire the Romanesque architecture of Old City Hall, one of Toronto’s most historic and photographed buildings, as you drive past this 19th-century landmark.