The gorilla habitat at the African Pavilion is pretty amazing. Also it's right by the new African Penguin exhibit, which is always popular (who doesn't love penguins?).
The Ontario Science Centre has received two massive sperm whale skeletons for its Whales/Tohora exhibit, on loan from New Zealand. Read more.
Be ready to walk as the mall is one big loop. Some good shops & attractions for being North of Toronto. Come on a weekday if you can!
A place where you can check the stress of life, work, and finances at the door and focus on your physical and mental well-being through fighting. Read more.
Unholy goodness! The Priest keeps it straight-forward and simple — plain white buns, fries, few gourmet frills. Go for "The Option," with panko-crusted, cheese-stuffed portobello. Read more.
Great shopping & Live music in a patio setting and amongst great atmosphere and architecture. Read more.
The permanent collection at this museum includes 20,000 pairs of shoes from all around the world!
Easily the best Jazz club in Toronto. Only warning is the volume (try not to sit too close to the front), and the ketchup (it tastes a bit off). Otherwise, their $2.75 plate of fries is killer.
Make sure you check out the puck Sidney Crosby scored gold medal goal with at Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
a new concept that finally allows grown men to serve themselves beer rather than wait in line behind Mr. Indecisive and the well-perfumed hobo returning a shopping cart full of empties Read more.
Bills itself as the city’s largest sports bar which includes 112 taps, 29 beers and North America’s largest indoor HD screen. We're sold. Read more.
Head up the tower in external elevators and make sure to walk along the glass floor...not suggested if you're scared of heights! If your lucky and its Baseball season, you can catch a game too :)
Welcome to Ricoh!! This is the home of the Toronto Marlies of the AHL, farm club of the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL. Every Game Is A Tryout!
