The Distillery District was founded in 1832 as a producer of Whiskey and was redeveloped in the 1990s to include both commercial and residential buildings. Walk along the cobblestone lanes and discover the charming shops, restaurants for every diner and plenty of historical landmarks.

Sugar Beach is an urban park that opened in 2010 and is located across from the Redpath Sugar Refinery which opened in 1958. This park provides an urban oasis for locals to take a break from the city as well as playing host to many events throughout the year.

Harbourfront is a waterfront neighbourhood on Toronto's harbour and is home to both residential buildings and a wide variety of businesses. The majority of sightseeing tour boats, the Harbourfront Centre with it's studios and art installations as well as plenty of food establishments can all be found here.

Ireland Park opened in 2007 to commemorate the tens of thousands who fled Ireland during the Great Famine. The park was designed to be an emotional and evocative place reminding visitors of the quest of immigrants for a new life in a new land and the associated hopes. The location of the park also provide spectacular views of the city skyline and the harbour.

The Toronto Islands are made up of a chain of 15 small islands located just off the shores of downtown Toronto. Transportation to the islands is included whether it be by water taxi or ferry.