Explore Toronto's Multi-Cultural Hub

It offers visitors a wide range of unique attractions, exhibits, and dining with awe-inspiring views of the iconic city skyline. As one of Toronto's must-see attractions, this prized landmark peers 553.33m tall and has won the title of World's Tallest Tower for over three decades. With the world's first glass floor offering views 1,122 feet down and four observation decks up top, see Toronto like never before. Thrill-seekers love EdgeWalk, a hands-free walk along the CN Tower's outer circumference. For even more breathtaking sights, check out the tower at night when its LED lights illuminate the skyline.

You'll find over 100 interactive displays with three touch tanks to learn about Canada's ecosystems, as well as marine and freshwater habitats from around the world. Catch a live dive show, check out the color-changing light display at the world's most extensive jellyfish exhibit, and sign up for a SCUBA class through Dangerous Lagoon to explore Canada's waterways.

Formerly known as the SkyDome, the Rogers Centre is located right next to the CN Tower. This multi-purpose stadium in downtown Toronto has hosted more than 60 million visitors since opening day in 1989.

With over 600,000 sq. ft. of flexible exhibit and meeting space in the heart of downtown Toronto, Metro Toronto plays host to thousands of events each year. You will find everything from doctor conventions and wellness exhibits to talent competitions, dance recitals, TV auditions, and festivals here. With contemporary spaces, Green Initiatives, flexible venues, and plenty to do and see right outside its doors, enjoy your Toronto event, directly connected to the InterContinental Toronto Centre.

Home to over 250 stores and eateries, Eaton Centre, features Nordstrom's flagship location, Saks 5th Ave, Lacoste, Fossil, Coach, Best Buy, Michael Kors, and Forever 21. With over one million visitors every week, Eaton Centre has all the latest fashion finds in Ontario's capital. When hunger strikes, pop into the two food courts or enjoy a meal at one of the seven restaurants on the property. From noodle bars to bistros, you will find something to satisfy every craving here.

With a capacity for 2,000 guests, the PoW Theatre is a state-of-the-art facility that is fully accessible and perfect for private events. The venue also features one of the largest installations of murals by contemporary artist Frank Stella, four areas for concessions, and a design inspired by traditional 19th-century English theatres.

Known for its staggering collections and exhibitions of dinosaurs, meteorites, fossils, Art Deco design, global artwork, and Canadian history, this museum is a must-visit. Enjoy diverse educational programs, workshops, and lectures for both children and adults. You'll also find a café and gift shop to take back souvenirs.

With over 120 artisans and merchants selling their wares, you'll find a little bit of everything at St. Lawrence Market, Toronto's 200-year-old marketplace. Make sure to check out the events happening at St. Lawrence Market each week, ranging from pasta-making to Friday Night Feasts, where you can sample all the flavours of Canada.

The venue's unique architectural design incorporates a pitched glass canopy that identified the hall as an instant landmark. Events like Toronto Symphony Orchestra concerts and Toronto International Film Festival screenings have made the Roy Thomson Hall a choice venue for Toronto events.