What to do in Toronto (during a pandemic)
Sightseeing
Historical castle in downtown Toronto. Enjoy the view, the gardens and the events which range from escape rooms to light shows to concerts.
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Casa Loma
1 Austin TerraceHistorical castle in downtown Toronto. Enjoy the view, the gardens and the events which range from escape rooms to light shows to concerts.
Large fun with lots of activities to keep you busy. Great place to bring kids, hang out with friends and enjoy the sunshine.
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Christie Pits Park
750 Bloor St WLarge fun with lots of activities to keep you busy. Great place to bring kids, hang out with friends and enjoy the sunshine.
Toronto has many ravines throughout the city where you can go for walks or bike rides, smell the fresh air, and enjoy a bit of country in the city.
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Nordheimer Ravine
326 Spadina RdToronto has many ravines throughout the city where you can go for walks or bike rides, smell the fresh air, and enjoy a bit of country in the city.
Toronto Islands offer a great view of the skyline. In the summer, you can visit Centre Island playground, rent quad-cycles, rent canoes or swan boats, and throw a fishing line.
Book your ticket in advance on the ferry website to avoid the lines!
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Toronto Islands
Toronto Islands offer a great view of the skyline. In the summer, you can visit Centre Island playground, rent quad-cycles, rent canoes or swan boats, and throw a fishing line.
Book your ticket in advance on the ferry website to avoid the lines!
CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdFood scene
Best roti in the city! A very short walk from the apartment and open quite late. Vegetarian and meat options, cheap and tasty.
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Roti Cuisine Of India
308 Dupont StBest roti in the city! A very short walk from the apartment and open quite late. Vegetarian and meat options, cheap and tasty.
Excellent Indian food, always has a line up so its good to order in advance if taking out.
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Banjara Bloor
796 Bloor St WExcellent Indian food, always has a line up so its good to order in advance if taking out.
Little Sito
840 Bloor St WExcellent Lebanese food with a chill atmosphere.
Upscale Jewish / Middle Eastern food from local chef-entrepreneur Anthony Rose. He owns several restaurants in the neighbourhood, all with different takes on Jewish food. This restaurant is good for date nights.
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Fat Pasha
414 Dupont StUpscale Jewish / Middle Eastern food from local chef-entrepreneur Anthony Rose. He owns several restaurants in the neighbourhood, all with different takes on Jewish food. This restaurant is good for date nights.
During the day, Creeds has very good coffee and snacks. In the evening, you can grab a local beer or wine.
It also has dry cleaning and an art gallery - something for everyone!
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Creeds Coffee Bar
450 Dupont StDuring the day, Creeds has very good coffee and snacks. In the evening, you can grab a local beer or wine.
It also has dry cleaning and an art gallery - something for everyone!
Another Anthony Rose restaurant - if you're craving bagel, lox and cream cheese, you can't beat Schmaltz. It is definitely on the expensive side but its worth the money.
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Schmaltz Appetizing
414 Dupont StAnother Anthony Rose restaurant - if you're craving bagel, lox and cream cheese, you can't beat Schmaltz. It is definitely on the expensive side but its worth the money.
Sunrise House
661 Bloor St WCheap and tasty Korean food. Be ready for tons of appetizers!
St. Lawrence Market
93 Front St E
Piano Piano Restaurant
88 Harbord StImm Thai Kitchen
651 College StNeighbourhoods
This historical neighbourhood has seen waves of immigration: Jewish people in the early 20th century, then people from Eastern Europe post-war, Caribbeans and Islanders in the 1960s and Chinese people most recently. On the last Sunday of every month from May-October the streets are blocked off so pedestrians can walk around and have a festival. Enjoy the variety of restaurants, cafes, vintage clothing stores, ethnic grocery stores, and the new ubiquitous cannabis shops.
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Kensington Market
This historical neighbourhood has seen waves of immigration: Jewish people in the early 20th century, then people from Eastern Europe post-war, Caribbeans and Islanders in the 1960s and Chinese people most recently. On the last Sunday of every month from May-October the streets are blocked off so pedestrians can walk around and have a festival. Enjoy the variety of restaurants, cafes, vintage clothing stores, ethnic grocery stores, and the new ubiquitous cannabis shops.
This neighbourhood has historically been an enclave for artists and people on the margins. Today, Parkdale is a vibrant mix of mom-and-pop stores mixed in with more gentrified jewelry, clothing, and art stores which have been priced out of the more expensive Queen West neighbourhood.
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Parkdale
This neighbourhood has historically been an enclave for artists and people on the margins. Today, Parkdale is a vibrant mix of mom-and-pop stores mixed in with more gentrified jewelry, clothing, and art stores which have been priced out of the more expensive Queen West neighbourhood.
There is controversy amongst locals about whether this is one long beach or several short ones. Either way, visiting The Beaches you'll find beautiful sandy beach as well as many parks and restaurants a short walk away.
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The Beaches
There is controversy amongst locals about whether this is one long beach or several short ones. Either way, visiting The Beaches you'll find beautiful sandy beach as well as many parks and restaurants a short walk away.
Loads of restaurants, bubble tea, clothing, and stationery to transport you to Korea.
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Koreatown
Loads of restaurants, bubble tea, clothing, and stationery to transport you to Korea.
Entertainment
A beautiful, old rep cinema which is now owned by Hot Docs, Toronto's famous documentary film festival.
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Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
506 Bloor St WA beautiful, old rep cinema which is now owned by Hot Docs, Toronto's famous documentary film festival.
Stunningly renovated concert hall, host to wide-ranging music from classical to blues to world and everything in between.
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Koerner Hall
273 Bloor St WStunningly renovated concert hall, host to wide-ranging music from classical to blues to world and everything in between.
This unique highway underpass has been transformed in recent years into a vibrant art and recreation space. In winter, rent a pair of skates and test out the 220m loop. The rest of the year, drop by to take in the art and exhibits - all outdoors and COVID-safe.
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The Bentway
250 Fort York BlvdThis unique highway underpass has been transformed in recent years into a vibrant art and recreation space. In winter, rent a pair of skates and test out the 220m loop. The rest of the year, drop by to take in the art and exhibits - all outdoors and COVID-safe.
*Temporarily closed due to COVID*
Beautiful art gallery with a Frank Gehry designed frontage. Houses a large collection of Canadian and Indigenous art and has a stream of new exhibits both small and large.
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Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St W*Temporarily closed due to COVID*
Beautiful art gallery with a Frank Gehry designed frontage. Houses a large collection of Canadian and Indigenous art and has a stream of new exhibits both small and large.
Scotiabank Arena
40 Bay St.