Guidebook for Toronto
Arts & Culture
Frank Gehry-designed AGO features prominent artists from within and beyond Canada.
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Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St WFrank Gehry-designed AGO features prominent artists from within and beyond Canada.
The Design Exchange
Small but well curated exhibitions on everything about design.
Sightseeing
the UofT downtown campus has plenty of nice greenery, good architecture, and diligent young Torontonians.
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Háskóli Toronto
27 King's College Cirthe UofT downtown campus has plenty of nice greenery, good architecture, and diligent young Torontonians.
The all-year-round indoor botanical garden does wonder in winter when the city is a gradient of desaturated tones.
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Allan garðar
160 Gerrard St EThe all-year-round indoor botanical garden does wonder in winter when the city is a gradient of desaturated tones.
Nathan Phillips Square
100 Queen St WToronto's iconic civic square In front of the City Hall.
Drinks & Nightlife
Well-established neighborhood famed for LGBT venues - Toronto's great diversity and openness at doorstep.
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Chelsea Area
Well-established neighborhood famed for LGBT venues - Toronto's great diversity and openness at doorstep.
Everything Else
Central bus terminal - frequent departures to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa and New York City.
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Toronto Coach Terminal station
610 Bay St.Central bus terminal - frequent departures to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa and New York City.
Shopping
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StPopular Indoor Shopping Mall.
Toronto's top boutique for contemporary fashion items - carrying labels such as Nonnative and Undercoverism
HAVEN
190 Richmond St EToronto's top boutique for contemporary fashion items - carrying labels such as Nonnative and Undercoverism
Food Scene
Fran's Restaurant
200 Victoria StFamous diner where pianist Glenn Gould frequented.
Ramen Raijin
3 Gerrard Street EastGood collection of authentic Japanese Ramen, with good seasonal fares.