Where to Find Iconic Canadian Foods in Toronto
From bannock to butter tarts, peameal bacon sandwiches to Saskatoon berries, here’s where to...
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April is a fantastic month to explore Toronto. Catch the tail end of winter (think: moody beach views, perfect running temperatures) and then watch the city come into bloom with blossoms, festivals, and—yes!—the start of patio season.
Here are 15 ways to savour the Toronto food scene, shop local, discover Canadian arts and culture, explore our landmarks, sports and so. much. more.
The world’s biggest documentary film festival (April 24–May 4, 2025) returns with the best Canadian and international docs.
Put an eco-friendly spin on your Toronto shopping trip with a visit to these fashion, jewelry, beauty and gift shops that focus on stylishly sustainable finds.
Plan a long weekend with the kids. Need some fam-fun inspo? Here are 30 iconic Toronto activities for kids and 30 fun ideas for teens in Toronto.
Take a cheat day (or week) and devour iconic Canadian dishes, Indigenous cuisine, local Ontario foods and—mais oui!—Toronto’s best poutine!
Craft a cozycore Toronto memento you’ll cherish for years. Hand-bind a travel journal, design a pint-size Raptor or woodwork a charcuterie board at these Toronto studios.
Late April to early May is shaping up to be go-time for Toronto cherry blossoms in 2025. Catch peak bloom minus the crowds at these 9 under-the-radar hanami spots.
Don’t let April showers rain on your parade. There’s plenty of indoor fun in Toronto, from museums, art galleries and theatre, to escape rooms, afternoon tea and more!
Fuel your explorations with a hot or iced cà phê from Toronto’s dynamic Vietnamese coffee scene. Salted coffee, coconut coffee, egg coffee and other new-to-you bevvies await!
Plan a Blue Jays weekend around Major League Baseball in Toronto, complete with unique fan experiences including freebies, theme nights, $1 glizzies and more.
April kicks off farmers market season. From butter tarts and maple syrup, to made in Toronto sweets and savouries, now’s the time to shop for local foods in Toronto.
Spark your imagination—and love of nature—at Evergreen Brick Works’ Earth Month events. Make natural inks, create art from trash, catch a doc screening and more, all April long.
Say “Yes, chef!” to these Toronto restaurants recommended by other top local chefs including Nuit Regular, Massimo Capra, Victor Barry and Eva Chin.
When it comes to cooler-than-cookie-cutter souvenirs, you can’t go wrong shopping for locally designed finds at Toronto’s best indie stores.
Kick-off running season in Toronto’s public parks. Do a lap or two through scenic High Park, then walk to Bloor West Village for brunch afterwards.
Hit new levels of vacation or staycation bliss at Toronto hotels with next-level spas. And if quality zzzs are priority #1, these sleepcation ideas will knock you out like a light.
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