Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
Betty's
240 King St Egreat beer menu, fun pub atmosphere, cute little backyard patio
The iconic St. Lawrence Market is famous for it's Saturday morning farmer's market (earlier the better!) and Sunday antique market.
1398 habitants recommandent
Marché St. Lawrence
93 Front St EThe iconic St. Lawrence Market is famous for it's Saturday morning farmer's market (earlier the better!) and Sunday antique market.
The old fashioned diner experience lives! Check this out but get there before 11am on weekends; in true diner fashion it is small and gets busy quick.
67 habitants recommandent
The George Street Diner
129 George StThe old fashioned diner experience lives! Check this out but get there before 11am on weekends; in true diner fashion it is small and gets busy quick.
Beautiful patio across from St. Lawrence Market and reasonably priced.
20 habitants recommandent
The Corner Place
11 Jarvis StBeautiful patio across from St. Lawrence Market and reasonably priced.
Parks & Nature
A cute urban park, nice to stroll through, enjoy the gardens, people walking their dogs, or you can grab a bench and read a book.
45 habitants recommandent
Parc St. James
120 King Street EastA cute urban park, nice to stroll through, enjoy the gardens, people walking their dogs, or you can grab a bench and read a book.
Enjoy a sunny day at the park. This probably isn't in the guidebooks but it's a popular local hangout for families, hipsters, couples, and pretty much anyone! Pack a picnic.
590 habitants recommandent
Trinity - Bellwoods
Enjoy a sunny day at the park. This probably isn't in the guidebooks but it's a popular local hangout for families, hipsters, couples, and pretty much anyone! Pack a picnic.
Take the ferry to Hanlan's Point to enjoy a day at the beach. Beware: the water is cold and it's a clothing optional beach. Good news is that it's west-facing so a great place to spend a long afternoon.
62 habitants recommandent
Hanlan's Point Beach
Lakeshore AvenueTake the ferry to Hanlan's Point to enjoy a day at the beach. Beware: the water is cold and it's a clothing optional beach. Good news is that it's west-facing so a great place to spend a long afternoon.
Take the Ward's Island ferry to Ward's to see the island cottages, and have a quiet day at the beach.
17 habitants recommandent
Wards Island Beach
Take the Ward's Island ferry to Ward's to see the island cottages, and have a quiet day at the beach.
Sightseeing
The iconic pink umbrellas are becoming one of Toronto's most photographed sights. Beware: this is not an actual beach. There is sand and muskoka chairs and umbrellas but no access to water. Bring a book and a picnic for a couple hours and enjoy the harbour view. Also kid friendly water fountains to play in.
205 habitants recommandent
Parc Sugar Beach
11 Dockside DrThe iconic pink umbrellas are becoming one of Toronto's most photographed sights. Beware: this is not an actual beach. There is sand and muskoka chairs and umbrellas but no access to water. Bring a book and a picnic for a couple hours and enjoy the harbour view. Also kid friendly water fountains to play in.
check out Kensington's collection of ecclectic markets, coffee shops, vintage clothing stores, restuarants, and more. Sundays are busy but also best for people watching.
1698 habitants recommandent
Kensington Market
check out Kensington's collection of ecclectic markets, coffee shops, vintage clothing stores, restuarants, and more. Sundays are busy but also best for people watching.
Get a pic in front of the famous TORONTO sign and our 60s futuristic City Hall
259 habitants recommandent
Toronto City Hall
100 Queen St WGet a pic in front of the famous TORONTO sign and our 60s futuristic City Hall
Shopping
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
220 Yonge StYorkville
For all your high-end shopping needs.
Arts & Culture
Musée des beaux-arts de l'Ontario
317 Dundas St WEssentials
Rocco's No Frills
200 Front St EBudget grocery store that is very local (5-10 min walk)
LCBO
49 Spadina Ave.For Liquor and Beer only