Top 10 things to do in Toronto - Travel guide 

Your video is great. I would have never thought Toronto has that much to offer. I need to do more research on this destination.

i am so glad you mentioned the ROM because i lived here for 24 years and i just went there,it was awesome

I visited Toronto and I gotta say Canadians are awesome. I'm going to move somewhere in Canada soon.

Great video, thanks guys! A massive help.

Amaziiing!! I miss Toronto too much!!

This was a really good video! He is really informative..non-pretentious and he did hit the TOPS!

Great video! Visited Niagara Falls last year and only had a quick visit to Toronto before heading home. Coming back next year for a longer stay in Toronto and this video has helped in finding a few things to do. Thanks! :)

Wow very beautiful the tower the background i loved to see it someday

Is it bad that I live in toronto and have no idea what to do here?

Toronto in winter is hell on earth,I am from Malta, I lived in toronto for 20 years, but i could not take it any more.

Toronto looks awesome.

Toronto looks cool. It reminds me of Chicago a little

So much to do! Well done.

So shopping and shopping and then eating... got it :) actually thanks for the video. will check a lot of these out on our visit to Toronto.

This just makes me more excited for my trip to Toronto today. (I live in Ontario, so its not too far.)

Ilove Toronto!! the magic city!!

Thanks for your video..Im going to toronto in a few weeks very helpful :)

I want to go there next summer. Did Vancouver this summer. Did Quebec nearly twenty years ago. Go Canada!!!

Really great video. Well researched, well filmed and well presented. Only been once to Toronto - loved the place. Thanks. Graham

I'm a native Torontonian, and while I probably would have substituted a few of these "top things", this video IMO was still surprisingly good for under 5 minutes. Not bad. :)

nice tips, another must is running into the city ! greetings !

Great video helped a lot thanx

I will move to Toronto *-* I would like to be a Canadian.

Love it!

i deeply desire so much to go and see Toronto I've been wanting to go there for long long periods of time

i appreciate the diversity of this city

Very nice city! I hope to move to Toronto next year! 💪

Love the Eaton Center! :)

I think you should travel more because if you have been to other large cities such as New York or Chicago, you would realize that Toronto is probably one of the largest and friendliest cities you can visit in North America. Of course, the pace is faster but compared to many other large cities I have visited, Toronto is quite tame and most people who travel here from abroad compliment how friendly, helpful and courteous Torontonians are.

Awesome!

Magic city!!!!

Excellent video! I feel like boarding the very first plane to Toronto; will check if there is any direct flight Rio de Janeiro - Toronto!

I'm going to Canada this summer!

Thanks for sharing God bless..

every website I go and every video is talking about museums and theatres and fucking malls. Like bro I have already seen all these shit in my city! what about some good fun things like night life? beach activities? ... honestly museum???

Great video like a lot :)

What about Casa Loma? Yorkville? Toronto Islands? St.Lawrence Market? Kensington Market? Toronto Clubbing District at King West? Dundas Square? The Beaches?

Grazie!! Thanks!!

I've been to the one on Yonge & College and it was good.

excellent job. i live in canada and out of 10 things to do in Toronto i need to do three.

I love living in ontario !

I love toronto

Visit Nathan Philip square in the winter! They have a free skate rink. It's so cool

as a tourist in any country I like the off beat places. Kensington Market and High Park or the Beach would be my top things to do. I hate malls. But that is just me. Off the grid no commerce more real life.

cant wait to move to ontario from montreal!

LMFAO, I live in Toronto and I've learned some things watching this :P Thanks!

soon to come there!

good job!

I would have included the St Lawrence Market...and taking a ferry to the islands. Those are pretty major sights in the city!! I worked as a tour guide in the city, trust me. And scratch Fran's...you can easily get better breakfast.

Watching this in 2019 tho

Good info.

i am excited to explore Toronto on July 1 to July 5..

thank you

Do you happen to know if the Toronto Maple leaf hockey also plays in the summer? like in June 2019?

nice work..

I live in Toronto now and I love it , I also lived in London(UK), and personally I find Toronto boring when I compare it to London..

I was in toronto and montreal last year.

Regent Park is a rough area in the east end of downtown. If there is an area you want to avoid, that would be it. But Toronto is a pretty safe city all around and I don't think you'll have a problem walking anywhere downtown!

May be biased but nothing like Toronto!! Although I haven't even got a chance to check out everything on this list, nice vid! Definitely have to visit some of those spots in the summer. Check out some downtown scenes on the Late Night video on my page!

I love the underground world in toronto

Compared to Los Angeles, Toronto is beautiful and clean!

I did a video on one of the coolest exhibits Toronto offers! The Illusions Museum - its super short (4 minutes)!

I love my city :D

Centre Island must have been in the list!!

Try walking along the harbourfront or rent a bike and bike the harbourfront path, going to the Toronto Islands, taking a ride on queen streetcar from one end to the other, High Park, the CNE, Canada's Wonderland, walk along King St West,

Very good

And the Art Gallery of Ontario....and Kensington Market!! You know what, forget this video.

toronto im coming to you!!

Madison bar is perfect to drink some beers, is close to spadina station...

No virus this time. So cool.

I've lived here for 15 years and I'm 16, almost 17 and I gotta say I definitely love Toronto, it's my home. ALTHOUGH it gets quite boring. So reconsider moving here if you always want to be entertained because after a while it feels like it's the same old, same old. King St. West is REALLY livened up on Saturday nights, no doubt about it. It's i guess you could say the "clubbing district" and college st. is quite live aswell on weekend nights. Theres nothing really special about the inside of The CN Tower, it's boring. Definitely check it out but once would DEFINATELY be enough. If I'd choose over Toronto to New York City, NYC would DEFINATELY be the winner. But then again, NYC is very expensive to live in. (great areas). Its expensive here too but then again it depends what you're living in and where it's located (condo, house, downtown, etc)

What about the NHL Hall of Fame? It's a must see for EVERY die hard hockey fan!

Going To Toronto XP

I might go to Toronto to see my cousin and this is what I might wanna do

By public transit (TTC), there should be a 165E departing Wilson subway station during the summer months that will take you to Canada's Wonderland, I think an extra fare is required though.

it's good but perhaps should be top 25 things. It needs the hockey hall of fame, casa loma castle, toronto islands, maybe some parks and natural things to see.

So much has changed.

nice video

Speaking for myself, I treat anyone I meet in the same way that they approach me. Of course, it doesn't hurt to be polite and smile even to those people who don't do the same. Luckily for you, I'd have to say that Toronto is the most culturally diverse city in North America, if not, the world! Thus, we citizens, being used to such a diverse and culturally unique environment, all have a friendly attitude towards anyone. (To be fair, like any other city, we have the odd "idiot" now and then.)

Thx

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What about the Toronto Raptors man?

Yep, I know Toronto has the film festival, but side note: the TIFF is for movies. "Theatres and shows" at the royal alexandra theatre and etc. refers to like musicals and shows and etc., not movies.

Guys I'm from new brunswick and my mom lives in Toronto. I'm planning to go visit her in the summer and stay there for 2 months until school starts but I dont have any friends there bc I've never lived there. please tell me what to do so I dont kms out of boredom

I think I will move to Toronto or Montreal

best city in Canada

Toronto is fucking amazing!

Your walking distance from Queens Park which houses our Provincial government, more of an architectural interest but just north of QP is the ROM museum. St. Lawrence market should be a good 10-15min walk located on Front St. & Jarvis and if you do eventually hit the CN Tower, our harbor front is right near the foot of the building. Look up Toronto.com or .ca (I can't remember which) for some of the city's many spring/summer festivals scheduling permitted.

St. Lawrence and Kensington Market should be on the list too

the largest Sear department store is now closed...

You forgot the Islands, Kensington Market, St. Lawrence Market, Yorkville, and The Beaches amongst other sights. Fran's? The PATH? Really?

I'm from Toronto and it's a great city to live in I love it, Unfortunately Ed Mirvish the owner his son David sold Honest Ed's after his father died, I believe it was sold in 2009 but I'm not 100% sure.

nice toronto accent .. tell my babies mom I got the crib in the mail.. 2 pancakes and toast

Generally Torontonians are pretty friendly to pretty much anyone who's friendly to them, regardless of whether or not you're foreign. We're pretty accustomed to foreigners and different cultures, as dustymiller says, we're a very diverse city.

i hear that alot.

I want to move to the Toronto area or somewhere within a half hour of the city I live in the USA now hopefully I will like Canada better.

Hey, guys, I have a question... Toronto is an expensive city to live?

queens st. thats where it's at.

I wanna move to the 6 so bad.

You should have put Festivals on the list. Festivals in general. (Art, Music, Film, Doc, Food) There's always something going on.