Guidebook for Toronto
Shopping
Toronto landmark that invites you to "Come in and Get Lost!" Gigantic department that feels more like a dollar store. Great for people watching and picking up supplies at the beginning of a trip.
68 locals recommend
Honest Ed's
581 Bloor Street WestToronto landmark that invites you to "Come in and Get Lost!" Gigantic department that feels more like a dollar store. Great for people watching and picking up supplies at the beginning of a trip.
High-end Canadian department store specializing in an array of luxury brands and designer boutiques.
153 locals recommend
Holt Renfrew Bloor
50 Bloor St WHigh-end Canadian department store specializing in an array of luxury brands and designer boutiques.
Swedish multinational retail-clothing company, known for its fast-fashion clothing for men, women, teenagers and children.
15 Bloor St W
15 Bloor Street WestSwedish multinational retail-clothing company, known for its fast-fashion clothing for men, women, teenagers and children.
Arts & Culture
Unusual attraction devoted to shoes. More interesting that it sounds.
326 locals recommend
Bata Shoe Museum
327 Bloor St WUnusual attraction devoted to shoes. More interesting that it sounds.
Canada's largest museum of world culture and natural history.
2332 locals recommend
Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queens ParkCanada's largest museum of world culture and natural history.
Drinks & Nightlife
You may recognize Toronto's biggest and busiest gay nightclub, Fly, from scenes in the U.S. version of Queer As Folk - scenes intended to be Club Babylon.
19 locals recommend
Fly 2.0
6 Gloucester StYou may recognize Toronto's biggest and busiest gay nightclub, Fly, from scenes in the U.S. version of Queer As Folk - scenes intended to be Club Babylon.
Grab a drink at Panorama Lounge. A 51st-floor perch above Bloor and Bay, you can see north and south for 241km on a clear day. Go for the lit skyline and the Latin music.
106 locals recommend
The One Eighty
55 Bloor St WGrab a drink at Panorama Lounge. A 51st-floor perch above Bloor and Bay, you can see north and south for 241km on a clear day. Go for the lit skyline and the Latin music.
Essentials
Maple Leaf Gardens is a historic downtown arena. Constructed for professional ice hockey, it has been since been converted into a supermarket. Great for a snack, reading, and people watching.
39 locals recommend
Mattamy Athletic Centre
50 Carlton StMaple Leaf Gardens is a historic downtown arena. Constructed for professional ice hockey, it has been since been converted into a supermarket. Great for a snack, reading, and people watching.
Sightseeing
A beautiful 30 minute valley walk to Evergreen Brick Works down Park Rd. A 100 y/o quarry that provided bricks for Toronto landmarks. It's now a park with ponds and an environment cultural centre.
275 locals recommend
Evergreen Brick Works
550 Bayview AveA beautiful 30 minute valley walk to Evergreen Brick Works down Park Rd. A 100 y/o quarry that provided bricks for Toronto landmarks. It's now a park with ponds and an environment cultural centre.
Everything Else
Valet - C$35.00
Self Parking 24/7
C$ 12.00 / daytime in after 7am out by 6pm
C$ 6.00 / overnight in after 6pm out by 7am
Toronto Marriott Bloor Yorkville Hotel
90 Bloor St EValet - C$35.00
Self Parking 24/7
C$ 12.00 / daytime in after 7am out by 6pm
C$ 6.00 / overnight in after 6pm out by 7am
160 Bloor St E
160 Bloor Street EastCorner of Bloor and Church. Bixi is a public bicycle sharing system.
Bloor-Yonge station
Access to both subway lines.
Food Scene
625 Church St
625 Church StreetGreat cafe with couches, food, free WiFi, and a summer patio.