Toronto attractions

Roll up your sleeves and step into a world of wonder at the Ontario Science Centre! Bursting with exploration, adventure, and innovation, this playground of discovery offers a thrill for visitors of all ages. With over 500 interactive exhibits, the centre promises a day of hands-on fun and learning. Be dazzled by live science demonstrations, wander through a real-life rainforest, and challenge yourself at the science arcade. Don’t miss the chance to experience heart-pounding films on Ontario’s only giant OMNIMAX® theatre. Please note, film tickets are sold separately. So, why wait? Book your ticket now and ignite your curiosity today!

Discover the beauty of Toronto from the water with an amazing cruise tour! Explore the stunning skyline, spot wildlife, and soak up the lively atmosphere on the water. Explore the harbor and take a cruise for a unique and unforgettable experience. There's something for everyone - from romantic cruises to family-friendly excursions. Enjoy a bite to eat, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the sights as you make your way around the city. With a cruise, you can explore Toronto in a new and exciting way!

Little Canada is a journey of discovery through a vast, highly detailed, animated miniature attraction. From captivating vistas to famous landmarks, iconic cityscapes and little stories, explore and celebrate Canada under one roof, in the heart of downtown Toronto. Little Canada lets you discover all the country has to offer in miniature with iconic views and cityscapes across the country recreated in loving detail. You can even leave a memory of yourself inside with the Littlization Station – it will take a 3D scan of you and create a tiny version of you which you can then place in your favourite scene.

Enjoy one of the best galleries in North America, located in the heart of Toronto. Take a free guided tour, see the newest exhibitions and enjoy the original Canadian art which made the Gallery famous around the world.

The Royal Ontario Museum is a massive museum in central Toronto focused on the world of art, culture and nature. It's one of the biggest, most important museums in North America, and the largest in Canada.