Brunch Like a Local in Liberty Village
Get to know this young and energetic west-end neighbourhood in the locally approved way: over eggs Benny and mimosas. Brunch is practically a religion for Torontonians, so it should come as no…
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Category: Neighbourhood Guides
12 Hours: Where to Eat, Shop & Play in Toronto’s Chinatown
Fill your belly and your camera’s memory card with this day-to-night itinerary for one of Toronto’s most iconic neighbourhoods. Growing up in the 1990s, I traversed Chinatown nearly every weekend with…
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Things to Do: Four Seasons on the Toronto Waterfront
Whether you’re in search of outdoor activities, food, or a festival, you don’t need to look any further. Jump to: Summer Fall Winter Spring It’s always a good time to visit Toronto’s Waterfront…
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The Definitive Cultural Guide to Toronto’s Little Italy
Come to College Street for the repertory cinema and used vinyl, stay for the pizza and pasta. Little Italy is a neighbourhood that really sings. Fans of live music, visual arts, record shops and other…
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How to Have a Romantic Date Night in Chinatown
While better known as a bustling retail, culinary and cultural hub, Chinatown provides the perfect setting for a big-city date night. Toronto’s Chinatown is renowned for its busy, family-friendly…
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10 Yorkville Haute Spots to Eat, Drink, Shop & Indulge
Visit one of Toronto’s poshest neighbourhoods for first-class experiences in luxury and style. Locals know Yorkville as the place to get pampered, window shop, or to show off a new outfit (or sports…
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A Foodie’s Guide to Toronto’s Gerrard Street East
Local insider tips on where to eat for a proper intro to the Gerrard East neighbourhood. Part of what makes Toronto so spectacular is its neighbourhoods, which have their own distinctive personality…
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12 Hours: How to Explore Eclectic Kensington Market
This downtown neighbourhood is the place to go for international food, street art and the best vintage shopping in the city. With its vintage shops, street art and eclectic food scene, Kensington…
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13 Ways to Travel the World in Toronto
You don’t have to travel very far to enjoy the world’s cultural treasures. You can explore the world right here in a truly multicultural city like Toronto. There’s no better place to start than…
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Streetcar Tour of Gerrard Street East: Explore East-End Toronto’s History & Culture
Take the “Red Rocket” to three historic neighbourhoods—Cabbagetown, East Chinatown and Little India. There’s no better way to explore Toronto than on foot—although travelling by TTC streetcar is a…
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