Attractions

A. CN Tower

The CN Tower is Toronto's tallest and most defining landmark. Visitors can test their courage by walking across the glass floor 113 stories above the ground. The revolving 360 Restaurant offers an award winning wine list and spectacular view for any romantic evening. (Distance: 1,100 m)

B. Hockey Hall of Fame

The Hockey Hall of Fame was founded in 1943 to establish a memorial to those who have developed Canada's great winter sport - ice hockey. (Distance: 170 m)

C. St. Lawrence Market

Over 120 specialty merchants and vendors await you at Toronto's premier market at Front and Jarvis Streets. (Distance: 500 m)

D. St. Lawrence Market

This massive 19th century brick building is home to the city's largest market. The St. Lawrence Market is home to over 120 vendors, including meat and deli stands, produce shops and fish stands. (Distance: 500 m)

E. Steam Whistle Brewing

The red brick Gooderham Building (commonly referred to as the "Flatiron Building") is a prominent landmark completed in 1892, it was an early example of a prominent "Flatiron" building. (Distance: 300 m)

F. Casa Loma

Rekindle your sense of wonder when you step back in time at Toronto's most romantic historic mansion. Casa Loma draws thousands of visitors each year who look up and proclaim, "It's a castle in the middle of the city!". (not on map)

G. Union Square

Union Station is the central hub for all inter-city transit in Toronto including Go Train, bus, subway and rail. Union Station is located in the heart of the City on Front and Bay Street, at 65 Front Street West, and just minutes from our downtown Toronto hotel.

(Other attractions not seen on map)

Art Gallery of Ontario

The new AGO's collection spans more than 1000 years, with more than 5,000 works in 110 galleries, the transformation includes a physical expansion of the Gallery by 97,000 square feet, the addition of more than 10,000 new works of art to the already vast collection. (Distance: 1.4 km)

Gardiner Museum

The Gardiner Museum is the only museum in Canada devoted exclusively to ceramic art. Its permanent collection of over 2,900 pieces, includes works from the Ancient Americas, Italian Renaissance, English Delftware, Chinese and Japanese porcelain, European porcelain, and a Contemporary gallery. (Distance: 3.1 km)

Royal Ontario Museum

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is the largest museum in Canada for world culture and natural history. Containing more than six million items and forty galleries, the museum has notable collections of dinosaurs, Near Eastern and African art, East Asian art, European history, and Canadian history. (Distance: 3.2 km)

Historic Fort York

Fort York is a historic site of military fortifications built by the British Army and Canadian militia in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. (Distance: 3.6 km)

Bata Shoe Museum

The Bata Shoe Museum is a centre of knowledge about the role of footwear in the social and cultural life. It is also an award-winning building housing a wide-ranging collection of footwear from all walks of life. (Distance: 3.7 km)

Ontario Place

Ontario Place offers 96 acres of family fun and entertainment and kids of all ages will enjoy 30 exciting rides and attractions. The Cinesphere, the world's first permanent IMAX® theatre, shows a variety of exciting films. (Distance: 4.7 km)

Casa Loma

"It's a castle in the middle of the city!". Sir Henry Pellatt's dream took three years and $3.5 million to complete. Its secret passageways, breathtaking towers, sweeping staircase, 800-foot tunnel, stables and 5-acre gardens continue to excite all ages. (Distance: 6 km)