Ottawa area Museums and Galleries
Ottawa area Fairs and Festivals
Ottawa area Historic sites and attractions
Kingston area Museums and attractions
Toronto area Museums and attractions
Niagara Falls area Museums and attractions
Highway 401 area Museums and attractions
Laurentians area Museums and attractions
Toronto area Museums and attractions |
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Art Gallery of Ontario 416-979-6648 317 Dundas Street West Toronto |
The Collection includes more than 68,000 works spanning the 1st century to the present-day. It includes an extensive collection of Canadian art. For more information click Here |
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CBC MUseum N/A 250 Front St. W. Toronto |
Come to the CBC Museum and Graham Spry Theatre to experience first-hand the history of Canadian broadcasting... and the shared stories of Canadians! For more information click Here |
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Children's Own Museum 416-360-1266 currently moving to a new location |
At the Children's Own Museum, children play to learn and adults learn to play! For more information click Here |
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Franklin Carmichael Art Centre 416-740-6520 34 Riverdale Drive Etobicoke |
Set on the beautiful estate of the Group of Seven contemporary, the Art Centre offers classes in watercolour, oils, acrylics and life drawing. For more information click Here |
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Gibson House 416-395-7432 5172 Yonge Street Toronto |
Step back in time and explore this elegant farmhouse. Its serene Georgian-style exterior belies the dramatic lives of the Gibson family. For more information click Here |
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Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art 416-395-0067 952 Queen St. Toronto |
Currently holding approximately 400 works of art by more than 150 Canadian artists, the collection includes seminal works by some of Canada’s most important artists For more information click Here |
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Museum of Television MZTV 416-599-7339 currently moving to a new location |
History of how Television has shaped and changed us. Did you know there are fewer prewar TVs left in the world than Stradivarius violins. For more information click Here |
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Ontario Science Centre 416-696-3127 770 Don Mills Rd. Toronto |
To delight, inform and challenge visitors through engaging and thought-provoking experiences in science and technology. For more information click Here |
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Royal Ontario Museum 416-586-8000 100 Queen’s Park Toronto |
Come experience the Dinosaur collection, bigger, bolder and better then ever, our renowned collection of dinosaurs will stir your imagination and get your heart pounding. For more information click Here |
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Scarborough Historical Museum 416-338-8807 1007 Brimley Road Scarborough |
Witness the transition from early settler life in the McCowan Log House to the exciting innovations of the early 20th century in the Cornell House. For more information click Here |
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Toronto Aerospace Museum 416-638-6078 65 Carl Hall Road Toronto |
Celebrates the aviation accomplishments of Torontonians, and the long association with aeronautical innovation, aircraft manufacturing, aerospace technology, and the joy of flight. For more information click Here |
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York Museum 416-394-2759 2694 Eglinton Ave. West Toronto |
The oldest object in the collection is a 3,000-year old stone axe that reminds us of the region's long First Nations history. The youngest artifact is a telephone switchboard that was used as late as the 1960s. For more information click Here |
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Black Creek Pioneer Village 416-661-6600 5 Shoreham Drive Downsview |
Journey back in time to discover life in early Ontario. The Village is an example of a typical crossroads community found in the area during the 1800`s For more information click Here |
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Canadian Broadcasting Centre CBC 416-205-5574 250 Front St. W. Toronto |
Come to the CBC Museum and Graham Spry Theatre to experience first-hand the history of Canadian broadcasting... and the shared stories of Canadians! For more information click Here |
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Casa Loma 416-923-1171 1 Austin Terrace Toronto |
The former home of Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellatt, the castle is complete with decorated suites, secret passages, an 800-foot tunnel, towers, stables, and beautiful 5-acre estate gardens For more information click Here |
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Centreville Amusement Park 416-203-0405 Toronto Islands Toronto |
Nestled in over 600 acres of parkland just across the harbour from the city. With over 30 rides and attractions and more than 14 food outlets, there's something for everyone at Centreville. For more information click Here |
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CN Tower 416-868-6937 301 Front St. West Toronto |
Canada's most recognizable and celebrated icon, at a height of 553.33m it`s the World's Tallest Building, an important telecommunications hub, and the centre of tourism in Toronto. For more information click Here |
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Fort York 416-392-6907 100 Garrison Rd. Toronto |
Fort York is home to Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings. During the summer months, the site comes alive with the colour and the pageantry of the Fort York Guard. For more information click Here |
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Franklin Children's Garden 416-338-0338 Centre Island Toronto |
The garden is a special place to play in and learn from, to discover nature, and to enjoy the great adventure of learning. Experience the garden and its delights on your own or take part in the many events. There will be so much to see and do every day! For more information click Here |
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Great Lakes Schooner Company 416-203-2322 249 Queen's Quay West Toronto |
Have a pleasant dinner cruise aboard the Trillium, a 1910 authentic paddle steamer, or on one of our many other fine Toronto Cruise Ships. For more information click Here |
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Harbourfront Centre 416-973-4600 235 Queens Quay West Toronto |
Harbourfront Centre, on Toronto's waterfront, is an innovative non profit cultural organization which creates events and activities of excellence that enliven, educate and entertain a diverse public. For more information click Here |
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Hockey Hall of Fame 416-360-7765 30 Yonge St. Toronto |
It holds exhibits about players, teams, National Hockey League (NHL) records, memorabilia and NHL trophies, including the Stanley Cup. For more information click Here |
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Joe Rockhead's Climbing Wall 416-538-7670 29 Fraser Ave. Toronto |
All aspects of indoor rock climbing are covered, Joe’s has introduced more people to rock climbing than any other organization in Canada. For more information click Here |
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Laserquest 416-285-1333 1980 Eglinton Ave. East Toronto |
At Laser Quest visitors participate in a game of laser tag, the objective of which is to "shoot" as many of your opponents as possible without getting hit yourself. Players score points for each hit. For more information click Here |
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Nascar SpeedPark 905-669-7370 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive Vaughan |
Two indoor and two outdoor tracks with cars from children to adults to choose from. For more information click Here |
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Ontario Place 416-314-9900 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West Toronto |
96 acres of family fun, kids will enjoy exciting rides and attractions such as: Soak City water park, Bumper Boats, Free Fall, The F/X Adventure Theatre featuring Ecozone, Mini Golf, the Wilderness Adventure Ride, and the Cinesphere. For more information click Here |
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Paramount Canada's Wonderland 905-832-7000 9580 Jane St. Vaughan |
Paramount Canada's Wonderland is Canada's premier theme park, featuring nine themed areas and more than 200 attractions including over 65 rides. For more information click Here |
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Playdium Entertainment 905-273-9000 99 Rathburn Road West Mississauga |
Over 260 high-tech games, interactive attractions and motion picture simulators. The complex has everything from mini-golf, rock climbing, go-carting, beach volleyball and three-on-three basketball to batting cages and much more. For more information click Here |
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Riverdale Farm 416-392-6794 201 Winchester St. Toronto |
Tour the Farm's scenic 7.5 acres along pathways through wooded areas, around ponds, and into butterfly-herb-flower-vegetable gardens. For more information click Here |
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The Rock Oasis 416-703-3434 27 Bathurst St Toronto |
The Rock Oasis offers two 60 foot high climbing towers, two bouldering caves, steep roof routes, lead climbing & top roping. For more information click Here |
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Skydome Tour Experience 416-341-3663 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto |
The tour includes a film about the construction of thecomplex, followed by a 45-minute "behind the scenes" guided tour, which includes a visit to the media center, a private SkyBox and dressing rooms For more information click Here |
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Toronto Stock Exchange 1-800-729-5556 |
The center also has a number of educational interactive games and exhibits that allow visitors to experiment with the world of the financial market. For more information click Here |
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Toronto Zoo 416-392-5929 Meadowvale Rd. Scarborough |
One of the largest zoos in the world, there are more than 5000 animals representing just over 450 species at the Toronto Zoo. For more information click Here |
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Wild Water Kingdom 416-369-9453 7855 Finch Ave. West Brampton |
Over 100 acres of water slides, wave pools and sports facilities including Caribbean Cove a 6000 sq. ft swimming pool surrounded by landscaping and waterfalls in this makeshift tropical paradise. For more information click Here |
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Fairs & Festivals Note, many dates mentioned will vary from year to year so remember to check the link to the actual event website to verify the current date. |
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Buskerfest 416-964-9095 August 21 to 24 St. Lawrence market Toronto |
For four days, every August, a collection of the highest skilled and most entertaining street performers gather in the St. Lawrence market to bring the thrill of world class street theatre to Torontonians. For more information click Here |
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Canadian National Exhibition CNE 416-263-3800 Aug 15 to Sept 1 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West Toronto |
CNE encompass the 192 acres of Exhibition Place and features two midways with more than 50 rides and 80 games. Each year the CNE also hosts the Canadian International Air Show. For more information click Here |
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Caribana Festival and Parade 1-800-ontario July 15 to Aug 7 |
The largest Caribbean festival in North America, the Festival includes the music, dance, food and costumes of Jamaica, Guyana, the Bahamas, Brazil and other cultures. For more information click Here |
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Rogers Chinese Lantern Festival 1-866-666-8996 July 20 to Oct 1 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West Toronto |
Not only will guests experience Chinese culture at its finest, the festival will feature a world of animals, dinosaurs, and marine life, as well as a special glimpse at some of the world’s architectural wonders. For more information click Here |
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Carrot festival 905-775-5359 Aug 16 Bradford |
The Street Festival includes: Midway, vendors market, children's village, wrestling event, texas holdem poker tourney, charity fundraisers, BBQs, pancake breakfast, Carrot Fast 5km Charity Run, etc. For more information click Here |
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Rural Ramble Farm Tour 1-877-461-farm Aug 19-20 Various areas in Northumberland County |
New host sites come onto the tour and older ones leave, so the tour is unique each year. Host farms and rural businesses are listed in a "passport" booklet, which contains information about the sites and a map of the county showing how to find each place. For more information click Here |
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