Downtown Toronto Attractions: Must-See Sights
Explore downtown Toronto attractions with ease from Town Inn Suites, a hotel near cultural landmarks, shopping, entertainment, dining, and public transit.
Stay Within Reach of the Best Attractions in Toronto’s Downtown
Explore popular attractions in Queen West, King West, and the Distillery District while staying at Town Inn Suites. Our hotel is centrally located in the stylish Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood, placing you near upscale shopping, major entertainment, and sports venues. Enjoy time at Toronto’s best downtown attractions, dining, museums, and cultural landmarks just minutes from your comfortable suite.
Getting Around Toronto
While our hotel’s on-site parking is convenient, the area also offers several public transit options. Plus, the surrounding neighbourhoods are walkable.
Union Station
Town Inn Suites places you in close proximity to Union Station, Canada’s busiest transportation hub, situated in a gorgeous and historic building and one of Toronto’s foremost architectural landmarks.
St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market showcases vendors selling a huge assortment of flowers, food, and specialty items within a charming building featuring a grand staircase and gas-lit chandelier. Built in 1850 and restored in 1967, the St. Lawrence Market showcases vendors selling a huge assortment of flowers, food, and specialty items.
ScotiaBank Arena
This popular multipurpose arena is located on Bay Street in the South Core district of Downtown Toronto, situated within easy reach of Town Inn Suites. ScotiaBank Arena, formerly known as Air Canada Centre, is a popular multipurpose arena located on Bay Street in the South Core district of Downtown Toronto, situated within easy reach of Town Inn Suites.
Royal Ontario Museum
Home to an outstanding collection covering natural history, art, and culture from various periods all across the world, as well as a futuristic display of Michael Lee Chin crystal. The Royal Ontario Museum is among Canada’s premier museums, home to an outstanding collection, that covers natural history, art, and culture from a variety of periods all across the world, as well as a futuristic display of Michael Lee Chin crystal.
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Toronto’s largest convention space is only 3.8 km away. Metro Toronto Convention Centre is an impressive complex located along Front Street West in the former Railway Lands of Downtown Toronto. From auto shows to Comicons and dance competitions, the variety of events held here is both diverse and magical.
Kensington Market
Here you’ll find diverse and vibrant boutiques, restaurants, bars, and cafés amid colorful streets. Kensington Market proudly showcases the city’s cultural melting-pot. Here you’ll find diverse and vibrant boutiques, restaurants, bars, and cafés amid colorful streets. Summer brings Pedestrian Sundays, a lively street party held monthly to celebrate food, music, and fun.
Hockey Hall of Fame
The history of ice hockey is showcased in the museum and hall of fame featuring memorabilia and exhibits on players, teams, NHL records, and NHL trophies. The Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates all the greats of the popular sport. The history of ice hockey is showcased in the museum and hall of fame featuring memorabilia and exhibits on players, teams, NHL records, and NHL trophies, including the world-famous Stanley Cup.
Eaton Centre
This popular shopping mall in Downtown Toronto features hundreds of brand-name stores, restaurant chains, and entertainment options. The Eaton Centre, a popular shopping mall and office complex nearby in Downtown Toronto, features hundreds of brand-name stores, restaurant chains, and entertainment options.
Distillery District
Delightful boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants reside in the charming, historic buildings. The Distillery District is a busy restored section of Toronto turned into a fashionable entertainment and shopping area. Delightful boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants reside in the charming, historic buildings.
CN Tower / Ripley’s Aquarium / Rogers Centre
The freestanding 553-meter high CN Tower is an iconic sight, situated conveniently beside the exhibits of Ripley’s Aquarium, featuring an impressive underwater tunnel, and the bustling Rogers Centre multipurpose stadium.
CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre
Formerly known as the Panasonic Theatre, the CAA Theatre offers the very best on stage, featuring Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and Academy Award winning writers, composers, and directors, along with acclaimed actors, producers, designers, and choreographers.
Bloor-Yonge Subway Stop (Toronto Transit Commission)
The Bloor-Yonge subway stop is located near to Town Inn Suites, providing convenient access to the finest attractions of all Toronto and beyond.
Billy Bishop Island Airport (YTZ)
Billy Bishop Island Airport (YTZ) features direct access to Toronto via either the airport tunnel or a lovely ferry ride. One of Canada’s busiest airports, Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ) features direct access to Toronto via either the airport tunnel or a lovely ferry ride.
Bay/Dundas Bus Terminal
Bay/Dundas Bus Terminal is Toronto’s primary Coach Terminal and the central bus station for intercity services in Toronto. It is located conveniently near to Town Inn Suites
Art Gallery of Ontario
One of the largest museums in North America, the Art Gallery of Ontario offers a renowned collection of over 95,000 artworks from around the world, along with an impressive collection of Canadian Art, featuring a vast collection of pieces by the Group of Seven.
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