The Royal Ontario Museum, founded in 1914, showcases a vast range of art, culture, and nature from different regions and time periods worldwide. Ranked among the top 10 cultural institutions in North America, it is Canada's largest and most diverse museum, featuring a world-class collection of 13 million artworks, cultural artifacts, and natural history specimens. These collections are exhibited in 40 galleries and exhibition spaces.

Situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario, this site serves as a natural harbor and is protected from the waves of Lake Ontario by the Toronto Islands. Admission tickets to this site are free.

The lively business district located at the heart of King and Bay Streets is home to major banks, corporate headquarters, law firms, stockbrokers, and other significant corporations. Admission tickets to this district are free.

The Toronto Entertainment District offers an impressive variety of theaters and performing arts centers, ranging from traditional to avant-garde. In addition, the district is home to five major league sports teams and a selection of cultural and family-oriented attractions. Admission tickets to this district are free.

Kensington Market, situated at the center of Toronto, is the city's most dynamic and diverse neighborhood. Admission tickets to this neighborhood are free.

The Distillery District is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece and a premier destination for arts, culture, and entertainment. Admission tickets to this district are free.

For more than two centuries, St. Lawrence Market has served as the culinary epicenter and a crucial community hub of Toronto since 1803. It remains a living symbol and cornerstone of the neighborhood, catering to families and individuals alike. This is a place where people gather to share stories, connect with others, and, most importantly, savor and discover delicious food. Admission tickets to this market are free.