
Join Canada's premiere symphony orchestra, led by Maestro Peter Oundjian, for a season full of incredible world-renowned musical talent and awesome repertoire, such as Beethoven's... more »
Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto, Ontario) The Art Gallery of Ontario reopened in November 2008 following an extensive renovation by architect Frank Gehry, who grew up just blocks... more »
The Hockey Hall of Fame is fun for everyone. Located inside Brookfield Place at 30 Yonge St. You will find interactive exhibits, life size statues, a replica dressing room... more »
Opened in the 1890's, Massey Hall is a grand old concert hall that has hosted countless concerts from virtually all musical genres. With over 2,700 seats on 3 levels, it... more »
Casa Loma – Toronto’s Majestic Castle With its soaring battlements, secret passageways, and underground tunnel, Casa Loma pays homage to the castles and knights of days gone by... more »
Allan Gardens are open 365 days a year and feature six greenhouses comprising over 16,000 sq ft filled with colourful seasonal plants that suppliment the permanent plant... more »
Queen Street is as varied and eclectic as the neighbourhoods it passes though. From the east, with its parks and community feel, through the more urban areas, past the Eaton... more »
With more than 60 dancers and its own symphony orchestra, it is Canada's premier dance company. Ranking as one of the world's top international dance companies, The National... more »