2025 Downtown Toronto Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

We visited Nathan Phillips Square on the first day. It is the Iconic city square with the Toronto sign and City Hall. This place is definitely a great spot for photos. The buildings around were just stunning 😍 Nathan Phillips Square 📍100 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5H 2N2, Canada We also explored St. Lawrence Market, which is my favourite market in Toronto. It is a historic market featuring local vendors selling fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and more. I always enjoy walking around and try out all the local food and cheese. St Lawrence Market 📍93 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1C3, Canada We also explored around the Distillery District that has charming pedestrian-only area with restored Victorian-era buildings housing galleries, boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Would only recommend you to visit if you have extra time 😆 Distillery District, 📍Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada I also visited El Catrin Destileria, located in the Distillery District, El Catrin. It offered authentic Mexican cuisine in a vibrant atmosphere. They are known for their delicious tacos and extensive tequila selection. All the tacos 🌮 that we ordered were very delicious! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ El Catrin Destileria 📍18 Tank House Ln, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada We also explored Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). It is Canada's largest museum showcasing art, culture, and natural history from around the world. ROM 📍00 Queen's Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6, Canada Lastly, we also visited Kensington Market. It is an Eclectic neighborhood known for its diverse mix of shops, cafes, and vintage boutiques. This place is perfect for exploring and finding unique souvenirs. Kensington Market 📍 Kensington Market, Toronto, ON, Canada Above were all the places and restaurants that I have visited and would love to recommend you to visit in Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 #vacation #getaway #citywalk

Catch the downtown city skylines in Toronto with a very modernized city view. Enjoy cute dogs while taking your afternoon stroll.

#Canada #Toronto #AprilTravelSupport I went to Toronto! (Actually, I went because I wanted to eat Shinjeon Tteokbokki...) Koreatown is also big and feels like Seoul. It's a big city ~ This place is also famous for having a lot of bagel restaurants in the eastern part! They're delicious! Famous places have many branches so you can eat without waiting in line! Have a fun trip~~

#FallTravel Visiting downtown Toronto in the fall was a special experience. The city is ablaze with fall colors, and the trees along the streets are decorated with warm colors, adding to the magical atmosphere. I enjoyed walking around the Financial District and visiting famous landmarks like the CN Tower and the Museum of Ontario. The atmosphere was vibrant with various cultural and artistic events this season. I also wandered around the city’s markets and discovered a variety of shops and cafes. I sampled local cuisine, with options ranging from international cuisine to traditional Canadian fare. Downtown Toronto in the fall offers a rich mix of culture and nature, making it an ideal destination to explore and enjoy. 🏙️🍁

#FallTravel Visiting downtown Toronto in the fall was an amazing experience. The city is ablaze with fall colors, and the trees along the streets are decorated in warm colors, adding a charming feel to the atmosphere. It was fun to walk through the vibrant city streets with famous landmarks like the CN Tower and the Ontario Museum. The atmosphere was full of energy with many events and festivals going on at this time of year. I tried local cuisine at a variety of restaurants, and the options ranged from international cuisine to traditional Canadian cuisine. Dining at a restaurant with a view of the city was a special moment. Downtown Toronto in the fall offers a rich mix of culture and nature, making it an ideal destination to explore and enjoy. 🏙️🍁

Wandering around downtown Toronto is an experience in itself, full of energy and diversity. The towering skyline contrasts with historic buildings, while bustling streets are filled with everything from street performers to sleek storefronts. I enjoyed stumbling upon hidden gems, like cozy cafes and unique art installations tucked between the skyscrapers. Each corner reveals something new, whether it’s a lively park or a quiet laneway. The city’s dynamic blend of modernity and culture makes every walk an adventure. #traveldiaries #toronto #canada

Toronto is a city with tall modern buildings that reminds me of Tokyo. There are many office-like buildings, and I felt like I was just coming home from work😚 The city is home to the CN Tower, a symbol of Toronto🗼 It is lit up at night, and there are photo spots with CN Tower written all around! Toronto has a downtown area called Yonge-Dundas Square, where many people gather day and night, just like Times Square in the US and Shibuya in Japan. It is one of Toronto's leading shopping streets, and is a must-see for shopping lovers🛍️ It is also a mecca for hockey, and the Toronto Blue Jays are famous for baseball, so sports fans should definitely visit~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Downtown Toronto, Canada 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #overseastravelrecordline #canada #canadatrip #canadatourism #toronto #torontotrip #cntower

Loved the location of the hotel! Very nearby the main attractions within short walking distance. If you are looking to stay on a tourist visit, don't hesitate on staying here. Is an old-hospitality style hotel but it does serves it's purpose.Beds are very comfy and the room was overall clean. It has a laundry room which is super helpful when you are not bringing many clothes with you and staying a long time. Amazingly friendly staff especially in the restaurant at breakfast and the lovely security guard.

This place has become a check-in spot in Toronto. If it is in a big city in Asia, it may not be considered special, but in Toronto, it is a more distinctive architectural style in recent years. It is actually a shopping mall. I heard that the condos above are too expensive and cannot be sold 😅 There are some rare shops in the food court on the ground floor. I ordered the Japadog fried chicken burger, which is good. At least you don’t have to go to Vancouver to eat their hot dogs. There are also some Middle Eastern and Mexican food and bubble tea shops that are not common brands. If you are in downtown Toronto, you can stop by.

On July 1, 2024, Canada Day, I went to The Well Centre shopping mall with 8 friends who watched the game for dinner. We talked about our recent situation and work. Since I only traveled to Ontario at the end of April, I can only talk about my past work experience for your reference. During the period, some people shared their entrepreneurial process. Another golfer had his birthday that day, and his mother bought a cake to celebrate. This cake is super delicious~

After watching the game, I was heading to Port Credit when I saw a professional photographer capturing the beauty of the city and its architecture. Although I was in a hurry, I followed suit and took some photos with my phone. My sister and my mother who accompanied me to study abroad even stopped to wait for me to take photos. Although I felt a little embarrassed, I was able to share these beautiful architectural photos with everyone on this special day. Thanks~

#春夏好去处2024 Today, July 5, 2024, I went to Toronto Downtown Chinatown for a casual walk and passed by this record store. There were vinyl cassettes, CDs, clothes, socks, hats, etc. It immediately reminded me of 40 years ago, when I was still a high school student and set up a roadside stall to sell music cassettes. Now think about it, everyone has a mobile phone and can play music on YT at any time. Time flies, and technological innovation is developing rapidly with each passing day. However, I wondered in my heart, in a few decades, if people and machines can play, will we no longer need mobile phones to listen to music? Let us wait and see the future of technology.

Recommended to go for walks around downtown to discover the many unique places, stores and restaurants the city has on offer. Every neighbourhood is different and unique with diverse modern and historical locations, such as Little Italy, a Chinatown, Kensington Market, downtown, or Old Toronto. Early morning walks by the lake feel refreshing considering you are in the city

I stayed in Toronto for three weeks, so I'd like to introduce some recommended spots 🇨🇦 1. The monument with the giant letters "TORONTO" near Toronto's City Hall is a popular photo spot, and in winter, the water freezes over and you can enjoy ice skating ⛸️ 2. Graffiti Alley, a mural that is sure to look great on Instagram The entire wall is a canvas, and you can enjoy colorful and pop art 🖼️ 3. University of Toronto Trinity College is a beautiful Gothic building, and a place that gives off a sense of history. There is also a museum inside where student works are exhibited, and admission is free 🏫 4. Distillery District A spot where stylish cafes and miscellaneous goods stores like Yokohama Minato Mirai are gathered. There is also a shop for the Canadian skincare brand The Ordinary! There is also a market called St. Lawrence Market nearby, so it is recommended to go to both places. 5. CN Tower You can climb up to the observation deck of Toronto's iconic landmark and enjoy the view. There is a port called Harbourfront nearby, so you can take a boat from there and get a panoramic view of Toronto from Toronto Island. Also, since it is a multicultural city, you can enjoy the tastes of various countries such as Jamaican, Mexican, and Asian cuisine all over the city! #Toronto #Canada #Tourist Spots #Sightseeing

There is an Ontario Heritage Centre in downtown Toronto. At 116 years old, it was designed by a renowned Toronto architect. After several changes of hands, it has now become a national heritage building. Its name is Ontario Heritage Center. ❇️ Address: 10 Adelaide St E, Toronto. ❇️ Year of completion: 1908. It is now 116 years old. ❇️ Architectural style: Beaux-Arts. The name 'Beaux-Arts' is originally French, transliterated from the French Academy of Fine Arts. ❇️ Building opening hours: It is not normally open to the public. However, it is free to visit during the annual Doors Open event.

#CanadaTravel #TorontoTravel #TorontoRestaurant #BagelRestaurant #BagelCafe Introducing the Toronto Bagel Restaurant ‘Bagel Brigade’! There is a ‘lunch special’ from 11am to 3pm! For only $9.99, you can eat the soup of the day and a bagel sandwich! There are various types of bagel sandwiches, and you can choose them all! You can customize the vegetables that go into the sandwich! Of course, you can choose the type of bagel! I had a tuna sandwich, and the tuna salad was really like the tuna mayo I used to eat in Korea, so it was so rich and delicious! The soup of the day was a vegetable soup, and it was rich and salty because it was tomato-based, so you couldn’t stop eating! I highly recommend the ‘lunch special’ for a simple and filling lunch :) 📍Bagel Brigade 967 Eglinton Ave W, York, ON M6C 2C4

You may think that there isn't much to see when you think of Toronto, but the night view you can enjoy while feeling the cool breeze in the summer is more beautiful than you think. When you walk near the Harbourfront and look at the stars and twinkling lights in the night sky, you really feel like you're in Toronto :-)

#winhkflight 1st time visited this,place...I did not get excited cuz of the weather...but its a great short time experience. .exploring the town..Is one of a kind experience.... #shortime #winter #cold

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Loonie dog day where the hot dogs are a dollar each too. Perfect for the game 🙌

Living them Great Times Always (GTA) with the backbone to live on the edge to just get up and go!

A panoramic view of the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada

Yay! Here's some snip pix from 8C to -5 weather in Toronto!🇨🇦 You couldnt deny the beauty of this dazzling city!

SCHOOL (I like the fried chicken waffle and the French toast) Eva’s Original (It’s not the wrapping cream. It’s the ice cream with cinnamon bread cone ♥️) Craig’s Cookies (My fav cookies!!!!! It’s the must try item🥰 “Skur” is my fav flavour🥰🥰) #toronto #多倫多旅遊 #多倫多美食 #境外遊