See the impressive architecture of Canada’s busiest transportation hub and one of Toronto’s most important historic landmarks.

Pass Brookfield Place and the Hockey Hall of Fame, which celebrates the history, players, and achievements of Canada’s national sport.

See Toronto’s famous red-brick Flatiron Building, one of the city’s most recognizable and photographed historic buildings.

Admire the Victorian-era industrial buildings, cobblestone streets, galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and restored architecture of Toronto’s Distillery District.

Pass the Ontario Legislative Building and learn about the provincial government and the history of Queen’s Park.

Travel through one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, known for luxury boutiques, upscale restaurants, galleries, hotels, and designer shopping along Bloor Street.

Admire the Royal Ontario Museum’s distinctive glass-and-steel Crystal exterior, one of Toronto’s most recognizable modern architectural designs.

See the historic buildings and landscaped grounds of one of Canada’s most respected universities.

Pass the Art Gallery of Ontario and view its impressive glass-and-wood exterior designed by architect Frank Gehry.

Travel through Toronto’s Chinatown and see its colourful signs, restaurants, shops, markets, and cultural landmarks.

Experience one of Toronto’s most diverse neighbourhoods, known for street art, vintage stores, independent businesses, international food, and bohemian character.

See one of Toronto’s oldest surviving buildings and an example of early nineteenth-century Georgian architecture.

Travel through Toronto’s Entertainment District, home to theatres, restaurants, nightlife, live music venues, the TIFF Lightbox, and Roy Thomson Hall.

Pass major performance venues, including the Princess of Wales Theatre and other theatres presenting Broadway productions and live performances.

Stop near Toronto’s most famous landmark for approximately 10 minutes of sightseeing and pictures. Standing approximately 553 metres above the city, the CN Tower is an internationally recognized symbol of Toronto. This is an exterior picture stop only. Admission to the CN Tower is not included.

See the home stadium of the Toronto Blue Jays, known for its retractable roof and location beside the CN Tower.

Pass the popular aquarium located near the base of the CN Tower. Admission to the aquarium is not included.

See Toronto’s historic railway roundhouse, restored locomotives, and the Toronto Railway Museum area.

Travel through Toronto’s Financial District and along Bay Street, often described as Canada’s Wall Street. See major banks, office towers, and important Canadian business institutions.