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Toronto Inn York
Toronto Inn York
Sky Suites at Front
Sky Suites at Front
151 Dan Leckie Way
151 Dan Leckie Way
Neptune Fort York Suites
Neptune Fort York Suites
Jarvis District Suites
Jarvis District Suites
The Brick Hotel
The Brick Hotel
Crowne Plaza Toronto North York by IHG
Crowne Plaza Toronto North York by IHG
Iceboat Elegance Suites
Iceboat Elegance Suites
Hotel Riu Plaza Toronto
Hotel Riu Plaza Toronto
The Pantages Suite
The Pantages Suite
Nester Entertainment District
Nester Entertainment District
Gorgeous Downtown Apartments
Gorgeous Downtown Apartments
Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto
Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto
Union Hotel
Union Hotel
Hyatt Place Toronto Airport
Hyatt Place Toronto Airport
300 Front Luxury Condos
300 Front Luxury Condos
Maple Suites Toronto Downtown
Maple Suites Toronto Downtown
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Top neighborhoods in Toronto
Downtown Toronto
Downtown Toronto buzzes with energy where theater marquees light up the night and glass towers reach for the sky. The iconic CN Tower dominates while cultural gems like the Art Gallery of Ontario and Royal Ontario Museum wait to be explored. Sports fans can catch games at Rogers Centre or Scotiabank Arena, and shoppers lose themselves in the massive CF Toronto Eaton Centre. Getting around is a breeze with Dundas Station and streetcar stops connecting you to every corner of the city. Food options range from quick bites in underground food courts to upscale dining near the financial district. Hotels cater mainly to business travelers but put you right where the action happens.
Yorkville
Yorkville welcomes you with high-end designer boutiques and five-star hotels nestled among historic Victorian architecture. The Royal Ontario Museum's crystal addition stands proudly near cobblestone streets dotted with art galleries and stylish cafés. Once a 1960s folk music haven, this Toronto neighborhood now balances luxury shopping with cultural hotspots that attract sophisticated travelers. Dining ranges from Michelin-quality restaurants to charming sidewalk cafés, though expect premium prices throughout the area. Hotels offer concierge services and upscale amenities, while excellent public transit via Bay Station connects you to Toronto's highlights. The neighborhood's walkable streets make exploring its museums, shops, and the nearby University of Toronto campus a breeze.
Toronto Entertainment District
Toronto's Entertainment District buzzes with marquee lights, theaters, and nightlife that never quits. The Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales theaters draw culture seekers, while families flock to Ripley's Aquarium. CN Tower looms overhead as music spills onto sidewalks from comedy clubs and sports bars, creating a sensory maze of activity. Getting around is a breeze with nearby subway stations and frequent King Street streetcars. Upscale steakhouses and cocktail lounges cater to theater-goers, while hotels range from luxury high-rises to boutique properties with city views and theater packages.
Kensington Market
Kensington Market buzzes with bohemian energy where vintage shops, global food stalls, and colorful street art create a one-of-a-kind Toronto experience. Narrow streets fill with the scent of spices and incense while independent bookstores and artisan studios form an eclectic maze. The Spadina Avenue Shopping District and historic Kiever Synagogue showcase the neighborhood's diverse cultural heritage. Getting around couldn't be easier with metro stops at Spadina Avenue and excellent walkability throughout the area. Travelers can feast on Ethiopian, Caribbean, and Mexican cuisine from casual vendors before browsing vinyl records and handmade jewelry. The market's Victorian houses painted in bright colors perfectly capture its creative, non-commercial spirit.
West Queen West
West Queen West buzzes with creative energy through its colorful street murals and converted warehouse spaces. Art lovers can hop between indie galleries, vintage shops, and record stores along this trendy Toronto strip. The Drake Hotel anchors the neighborhood with its popular rooftop patio, while nearby Trinity Bellwoods Park offers a green escape from the artistic urban landscape. The dining scene ranges from Korean-Mexican fusion spots to craft cocktail bars with late-night bites. Boutique hotels and design-forward B&Bs provide stylish accommodations with artistic touches. Getting around is a breeze with frequent streetcar service and highly walkable streets lined with artistic treasures.
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Ascend the CN Tower for views that explain why locals tolerate winter - the panorama is worth every frozen moment. The Distillery District's cobblestone streets lead to artisan shops in Victorian industrial buildings that whisper stories of Canada's largest whisky producer. At Kensington Market, vintage stores neighbor global food stalls offering a world tour of flavors. The Hockey Hall of Fame displays Lord Stanley's Cup with reverence, while Ripley's Aquarium lets you walk through tunnels as sharks glide overhead. Toronto Islands offer a car-free escape just a short ferry ride from downtown. Don't miss Graffiti Alley, where street art receives the respect it deserves.
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