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Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Edwards Gardens and the Toronto Botanical Gardens
This spot is a huge public garden and park, known for its beautiful walking trails, themed gardens, and peaceful natural spaces. It’s a favorite place for people who love plants, photography, and just chilling outdoors. The area is also home to a learning center that offers classes and workshops about gardening and the environment.
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Aga Khan Museum
This museum is a place where you can see art, culture, and history from Muslim civilizations all in one spot. It’s got a modern design and a peaceful vibe, with cool architecture and a chill park right outside. The collection covers over a thousand years of history, showing off everything from ancient manuscripts to beautiful ceramics and textiles.
C$20.0
/ Adult
Black Creek Pioneer Village
This place is a living history museum that shows what life was like in the 1800s. You’ll find over 40 old buildings, like houses, a school, a blacksmith shop, and a general store, all set up to look and feel like the past. People dress up in old-timey clothes and do real activities from back then, so you can see how things were made and done.
C$18.0
/ Adult
Mel Lastman Square
This public square is a popular outdoor spot known for its open space, modern design, and community vibe. It's surrounded by city buildings and has a big pond that turns into an ice rink in winter. There are lots of benches, trees, and spots to chill or people-watch.
FREE
Meridian Arts Centre
This performing arts venue is a well-known spot for catching live shows, concerts, and cultural events. Opened in 1993, it has several different theatres inside, each with its own vibe and seating style. The place is a go-to for everything from musicals and plays to comedy nights and dance performances.
Gibson House Museum
This historic house is a preserved 19th-century farmhouse that shows what life was like for early settlers. Built in 1851, it was once home to a Scottish immigrant and his family. The rooms are filled with original furniture, artifacts, and tools, giving a real sense of daily life from over 150 years ago.
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Edwards Gardens and the Toronto Botanical Gardens
FREE
Aga Khan Museum
C$20.0
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Black Creek Pioneer Village
C$18.0
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