From architectural wonders to majestic natural landmarks, Toronto’s sights are as diverse as the city itself.
We’ve chosen a few of the most remarkable places to visit to make your time at Collision even more memorable.
Standing at a height of 553.2 metres (1,815 feet), the CN Tower offers the best sightseeing spots in town. Enjoy views of Lake Ontario and the vibrant urban landscape of Toronto as you make your way to the top, where you can treat yourself to lunch or dinner in the 360 Restaurant.
Named one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the CN Tower is the city’s most iconic symbol.
Since opening its doors in 1914, the Royal Ontario Museum has given a home to Canadian culture.
With 40 galleries and exhibition spaces, Canada’s largest museum hosts an incredible collection of art, historical pieces and natural history specimens. Carve out some time to roam its halls and take it all in.
A hub for conservation, research and marine education, Ripley’s Aquarium is home to 20,000-plus animals and more than 100 interactive experiences.
Few places are as relaxing as aquariums, and Ripley’s Rainbow Reef is high on our list for a post-Collision chill session.
A world-class cultural attraction, the Ontario Science Centre has more than 45 years in the business of scientific wonders behind it.
With hundreds of exhibits, live demonstrations and films all found under the IMAX Dome, one visit doesn’t scratch the surface.
For those with a passion for the outdoors, a trip to the beautiful Toronto Islands is a must.
Take a short ferry trip from Queen’s Quay Terminal to discover lively beaches, idyllic picnic areas and activities that suit everyone from the couch enthusiast to the marathon runner. There are three islands, all connected and easily explored by foot or bicycle.
