In Toronto – a cultural, cosmopolitan playground with residents from around the world – the tourist trail has a variety of attractions, from bays and buildings to green spaces and gourmet greats. While it would be impossible to see them all, we can show you 10 of them! See famous architecture at the University of Toronto and Old City Hall, and stroll along urban beachfront where locals relax. Get an interactive history lesson at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library and touch pages that have seen centuries pass, and explore two of the city’s most iconic areas, Kensington Market and St. Lawrence Market – the former a bohemian borough and indie entertainment hub, and the latter a 200-year-old marketplace filled with artisanal food and wares.

The sprawling city of Toronto is peppered with must-see attractions in every corner – but the downtown area is where most of them congregate. With your handpicked local host as your GPS and guidebook, you’ll walk a route that squeezes in as many of the top sights as possible. Explore hipster hangout Kensington Market and peer into decades-old vintage stores and charming cafés. From here, St. Lawrence Market and Sugar Beach are just 2.5 miles away, each offering a very different type of entertainment: a bustling farmers’ market and a beach park with white sand covering what used to be a parking lot! End your day in the cobbled lanes of the Distillery District, a 19th-century whisky distillery housing popular bars, boutiques, and galleries.