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Greater Toronto Area Major Attractions

The Greater Toronto Area is home to some of Canada's most famous attractions. Marvel at the CN Tower or see the newly designed Art Gallery of Ontario or Royal Ontario Museum. Learn something new at the Ontario Science Centre or view the Stanley Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame. If you're planning a road trip, you aren't far from the awesome power of Niagara Falls.

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CN Tower

416-86-TOWER (8-6937)

301 Front St West
Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2T6

info@cntower.ca
www.cntower.ca

National icon, architectural and engineering wonder. Award-winning dining and entertainment destination. Spectacular views from 3 levels include world-famous Glass Floor. Thrilling glass-fronted elevators with glass floor panels. New state of the art 3D theatre features The Ultimate Wave Tahiti. Plus fine and casual dining, arcade, motion theatre ride, shopping.

Bata Shoe Museum

416-979-7799

327 Bloor St. West
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1W7

www.batashoemuseum.ca

From ancient Egyptian sandals to celebrity footwear like Justin Bieber's purple sneakers, walk on down to the coolest shoebox in town. Family Fun Weekends, changing galleries, exciting tours and hands on demonstrations means there is something exciting for everyone to experience!

Downsview Park

416-952-2222

1-35 Carl Hall Road
Toronto, Ontario, M3K 2B6

info@downsviewpark.ca
www.downsviewpark.ca

Downsview Park is a unique 'national urban park' in the centre of the GTA with paved trails, water features and impressive vistas. The historic aviation buildings on site have been transformed for enjoyment by sports & recreation enthusiasts for year-round fun! Check out all that we have to offer!

Harbourfront Centre

416-973-4000

235 Queens Quay W
Toronto, Ontario

www.harbourfrontcentre.com

World-renowned 10-acre site on the shores of beautiful Lake Ontario. Enjoy year-round arts programming, unparalleled cultural festivals celebrating an array of cuisines, world-class performances, music, dance & more! Try the free HarbourKIDS programs or stroll by the water's edge, canoe, shop or dine.

Hockey Hall of Fame

416-360-7765
1-888-501-9770

Brookfield Place, 30 Yonge St
Toronto, Ontario, M5E 1X8

info@hhof.com
www.hhof.com

A thrilling experience awaits you at the Hockey Hall of Fame - simulation games, a replica NHL dressing room, larger than-life statues, theatres, the world's largest collection of hockey artifacts, and best of all, hands-on access to the STANLEY CUP! Ask about our Birthday Party packages.

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

416-260-1170
888-935-6878

Exhibition Place
Toronto, Ontario, M6K 3C3

info@medievaltimes.com
www.medievaltimes.com

Inside the stone walls of an 11th century castle, Medieval Spain comes to life as 6 knights, clash in a jousting tournament. Experience the excitement! Witness spectacular horsemanship, fierce swordplay and majestic falconry while feasting on a 4 course feast.

Ontario Science Centre

416-696-1000

770 Don Mills Rd
Toronto, Ontario, M3C 1T3

Contact.Centre@OntarioScienceCentre.ca
www.ontariosciencecentre.ca

The Ontario Science Centre delights, informs & challenges the communities we serve, enriching lives & understanding through engagement with science of local, national & global relevance. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm. Sat, Sun, Holidays, 10am-5pm.

Wild Water Kingdom

416-369-9453
1-866-794-WILD (9453)

7855 Finch Ave W
Brampton, Ontario, L6T 3Y7

info@wildwaterkingdom.com
www.wildwaterkingdom.com

Kids will have a blast with our daily jam-packed events calendar and lifeguard supervised rides, pools and games. And, parents can relax surrounded by turquoise water and spectacular waterfalls, while listening to island rhythms at the licensed Caribbean Cove. Kids thrill. Adults chill.