The lofty mission of this great museum is to "inspire wonder and build understanding of human cultures," which is certainly possible with more than six million objects on display.

Sketch comedy, songs & improv combine in a show that's sure to keep you laughing all the way home. Enjoy up-to-the-minute and classic comedy from the company that inspired SCTV, Saturday Night Live and Who's Line Is It Anyway! Past alumni include Mike Myers, Gilda Radner, John Candy, Martin Short and hundreds of others. The best entertainment value in Toronto.

Get away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto: ride a bike or take a turn on your blades on any of the many trails located on the island.

Located in a renovated Victorian house, this two-in-one club boasts a large outdoor patio. Crews is a gay bar for men, and it is known for its pubby atmosphere and its drag shows, which start at 11pm on Wednesday through Sunday. The adjoining Tango bar draws a lesbian crowd. It hosts Tuesday- and Thursday-night karaoke; on Friday and Saturday nights, the women head for the dance floor.

Downtown gallery displaying a wide variety of beautiful native handicrafts.

Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto, Ontario) The Art Gallery of Ontario is currently closed but will re-open Friday, November 14, 2008. It officially closed its doors on October 7, 2007 to install some...

With more than 200,000 Chinese who reside in Toronto, visitors are attracted to this lively and colorful district for bargain-shopping and restaurants.

The Ontario Science Centre in Toronto is a great place to go, it is full of great exhibits. Some of the things you will see at the science center have to do with music, social diversity, sound, space,

Castle-like building, built in 1899 in the Romanesque Revival style, features a clock tower, "Friends of Old City Hall" exhibit and a War Memorial.

After 12 years at the Fairmont Royal York, the show has gone uptown. The action at this interactive whodunit gets under way around dessert time. Actors are scattered at tables around the room, and guests try to solve the crime with the aid of a detective who leads the investigation.

This is a must see.  The gallery itself is housed in a beautiful lodge made out of wood and surrounded by a forrest.  In the collection, there are quite a number of good Group of Seven paintings...

This watering hole has been drawing jazz fans since it first opened in 1951. Admittedly the decor hasn't changed much since the old days, but the sounds you'll find here are cutting edge. The Rex lures top local and international talent; Tuesday is the weekly jam night.

A fun place to have a few beers and sample some tasty Irish treats from the menu.

Former home of Canadian rebel William Lyon Mackenzie, now a museum in his honor.

Garden enthusiasts will enjoy a stroll through this manicured landscape.

This curved glass structure, a downtown architectural landmark, is a well-known concert hall.

This fun place delights both children and adults with more than 600 acres of parkland surrounded by rides and attractions.

Designed by a famous Finnish architect, this modern building is home to the Toronto City Council.

Ontario's provincial parliament buildings, fine examples of high Victorian architecture.

Formerly populated by Bohemians and hippies, this gentrified neighborhood now contains a variety of posh stores and boutiques.

One of the mighty Great Lakes that offers outstanding tourism and recreation opportunities for every season.

Venue for folk and acoustic music.

Often compared to New York City's Soho, Queen Street is the place to go for trendy dining and nightlife, plus cutting-edge fashion, art galleries, antique shops and bookstores.

The only museum of its kind in the country, featuring exhibits of beautiful clothing, carpets, quilts and ceremonial objects from around the world.

Local landmark showcasing well-known country and rock bands, including some of international fame.

Center dedicated to showcasing the works of fashion, graphic and ergonomics designers.

Neighborhood with excellent schools and a popular playground particularly attractive to families with children.

This club has everything for the trendy Queen's Street West lifestyle, including a wide variety of music, great food, pool and dancing.

The Latin beat beckons one and all -- straight, gay, and otherwise -- to this lively club. If you don't know how to samba, you can pick up the basics at the Friday- and Sunday-night dance lessons, but if you don't learn, no one on the jam-packed dance floor will notice. There's a substantial hetero contingent that comes out just to watch the fabulous drag queens -- and don't be surprised if you encounter a bachelorette party in progress.

This bustling street is lined with discount stores and draws a colorful crowd.