• A walking bridge over a river next to a highway.
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Hit the Trails

Stretching nearly 32 kilometres (20 miles) from the Oak Ridges Moraine to Lake Ontario, the Don River watershed is home to a network of hiking and biking trails. It’s beautiful any time of year, but is especially breathtaking in the fall, when the leaves become a symphony of colors. There is also a series of self-guided, interpretive walks that wind through urban areas, forests, wildflower meadows and even along the routes of buried waterways. Interesting stops along the way include Todmorden Mills and Riverdale Park.

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A woman buying cheese at Toronto's St Lawrence Market

St. Lawrence Market

Opened in 1803, St. Lawrence Market offers a glimpse of modern life in a historic setting. Most of the action during the week takes place in the South Market building, home to a Market Gallery exhibition space and more than 120 vendors, selling everything from specialty foods to handcrafted jewellery.
Shopping
Cars driving along Bloor and Yorkville

Bloor-Yorkville

Toronto's most fashionable shopping area, home to over 700 shops.
Entertainment
The CN Tower and Rogers stadium in the Toronto skyline on a clear blue-skied day.

The CN Tower

It may no longer hold the title of "world's tallest freestanding tower," but the 553-metre (1,815-foot) CN Tower still stands out in Toronto's ever-expanding skyline. There are several options for experiencing the tower, the most daring of which, EdgeWalk, involves a tethered walk along the roof of the tower's main pod. For those seeking a little less adrenaline, the tower offers three observation areas and the revolving 360 Restaurant.