Guidebook for Toronto
Drinks & Nightlife
Reminiscent of a German beer hall, you can enjoy some tasty wheat beer while choosing from a wide range of rare sausage meats like guinea hen, wild boar, kangaroo and more!
198 yerel halk öneriyor
WVRST
609 King St WReminiscent of a German beer hall, you can enjoy some tasty wheat beer while choosing from a wide range of rare sausage meats like guinea hen, wild boar, kangaroo and more!
Excellent Gastropub. If you are a beer drinker try the Blood Brothers IPA and a cocktail enthusiast will love their selection as well. There may be a secret entrance...
80 yerel halk öneriyor
Marben
488 Wellington St WExcellent Gastropub. If you are a beer drinker try the Blood Brothers IPA and a cocktail enthusiast will love their selection as well. There may be a secret entrance...
Food Scene
The Thompson Diner (not hotel):
Open till 3AM every night, a great place to walk to and pick from their smorgasbord selection of late night meals.
If you end up there for their late night menu, try the All-Star loaded fries, or truffle mac and cheese. They take the standard and add a refined twist.
129 yerel halk öneriyor
Thompson Toronto
550 Wellington St WThe Thompson Diner (not hotel):
Open till 3AM every night, a great place to walk to and pick from their smorgasbord selection of late night meals.
If you end up there for their late night menu, try the All-Star loaded fries, or truffle mac and cheese. They take the standard and add a refined twist.
Parisian styled, great place to enjoy a glass of wine after a long day. For brunch, the Eggs Benedict and goat cheese omelettes are my favorite.
155 yerel halk öneriyor
Le Sélect Bistro
432 Wellington St WParisian styled, great place to enjoy a glass of wine after a long day. For brunch, the Eggs Benedict and goat cheese omelettes are my favorite.
Sightseeing
Right on Toronto's waterfront, the music garden hosts free concerts every Thursday and Sunday night. It contains beautiful hidden corners with an amazing variety of plant species. Beautiful all year round, but it reaches its maximum splendor in mid to late summer. Good for peace and quiet.
117 yerel halk öneriyor
Toronto Müzik Bahçesi
479 Queens Quay WestRight on Toronto's waterfront, the music garden hosts free concerts every Thursday and Sunday night. It contains beautiful hidden corners with an amazing variety of plant species. Beautiful all year round, but it reaches its maximum splendor in mid to late summer. Good for peace and quiet.
Entertainment & Activities
Only a 15 minute walk away from the apartment, you will find the center of the Toronto International Film Festival, featuring world cinema & events year-round. Celebrity spotting is common in this area during the main festival itself (Sept 6th-16th this year).
582 yerel halk öneriyor
TIFF Bell Lightbox
350 King St WOnly a 15 minute walk away from the apartment, you will find the center of the Toronto International Film Festival, featuring world cinema & events year-round. Celebrity spotting is common in this area during the main festival itself (Sept 6th-16th this year).
Getting Around
St Andrew station
Nearest subway station. One stop away from Union Station.
Union İstasyonu
55 Front St WMain subway and train station for the City of Toronto.
Essentials
Loblaws
585 Queen St WLarge grocery store, reputable chain. Has everything you need!
Another grocery option, slightly closer than Loblaws.
350 yerel halk öneriyor
Sobeys Urban Fresh Spadina
22 Fort York BlvdAnother grocery option, slightly closer than Loblaws.
Arts & Culture
Fort York is a historic site of military fortifications and related buildings built by the British Army and Canadian militia troops in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, to defend the then capital of Upper Canada from the newly independent United States.
It is open 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm.
146 yerel halk öneriyor
Fort York Ulusal Tarihi Sit Alanı
250 Fort York BlvdFort York is a historic site of military fortifications and related buildings built by the British Army and Canadian militia troops in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, to defend the then capital of Upper Canada from the newly independent United States.
It is open 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm.