Discover the Best of Toronto:
Activities, Attractions, and Cultural Highlights for Convention Attendees
Welcome to Toronto, the vibrant and multicultural heart of Canada. As the host city for the Kiwanis Eastern Canada & Caribbean Convention, Toronto offers a wealth of experiences for visitors of all ages and interests. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning guest, this guide will help you make the most of your time in the city, from iconic attractions to local gems and culinary delights.
Top Attractions
- CN Tower: No trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the CN Tower. Take the elevator up to the observation deck for panoramic views of the city skyline and Lake Ontario. The Glass Floor and EdgeWalk offer thrilling experiences for adventurous guests.
- Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Explore world-class exhibits covering art, culture, and natural history. The ROM is a fantastic opportunity for attendees to delve into Canada’s rich heritage and global connections.
- Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: Located near the CN Tower, this impressive aquarium showcases aquatic life from around the world, including the mesmerizing Dangerous Lagoon tunnel.
- St. Lawrence Market: Sample local flavours at Toronto’s historic market, featuring fresh produce, artisanal foods, and Canadian classics like peameal bacon sandwiches.
- Hockey Hall of Fame: Celebrate Canada’s national sport and explore exhibits honouring legendary players and championship moments.
- Kensington Market: Experience Toronto’s diversity in this eclectic neighbourhood, home to vintage shops, international eateries, and vibrant murals.
- Graffiti Alley: Take a guided street art tour to see some of Toronto’s most impressive murals and public art installations.
- PATH Underground Walkway: Discover shops and restaurants in the world’s largest underground shopping complex, perfect for rainy days or quick commutes.
- Eaton Centre: Shop at one of the most interesting shopping malls in Canada located a few steps away from the Hilton and spans a city block from Queen Street East to Dundas Street. Sample the foods from around the world in their unique food court on the lower level.
