Entertainment District

They don’t call it the Entertainment District for nothing: the area just west of Toronto’s central business district is all about food, drink and spectacle. Visit some of Toronto’s best-known attractions, take in a play or a comedy show and then unwind at one of the area's countless restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Don’t miss:

• A trip up the CN Tower: not only is it an icon of Toronto, the view truly is spectacular
• Catching a big, splashy musical at the Royal Alexandra or Princess of Wales theatres
• Exploring the deep (while staying dry) at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
• A visit to the Rogers Centre to root for the Toronto Blue Jays, the only Major League Baseball team with a home city outside the United States
• Tasting local craft beer on a tour of The Roundhouse, home of Steam Whistle Brewing

BOUNDARIES: An area bounded by Queen Street West to the north, the Gardiner Expressway to the south, Spadina Avenue to the west, and University Avenue to the east.

PUBLIC TRANSIT (TTC): Osgoode and St. Andrew subway stations, and 501 or 504 streetcars.