Chinatown Holiday Deals

Chinatown Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Chinatown

Had enough of dull meetings that last forever? How about that painful water cooler chit-chat? Say 'Bye, Felicia' to work and give yourself a break in Chinatown, a neighbourhood in the provincial capital, Toronto. Toronto is home to around 2,600,000 people. Make sure you meet a few of them! To make your way to Chinatown from Pearson International Airport, find a taxi and head east for 17 kilometres. From the centre of Toronto, it's 1 kilometre to the west.

Many of this city's top sights are located near Chinatown, and CN Tower and the University of Toronto are two of the very best. You should also be sure to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame and Casa Loma. For a fresh perspective on the city, spend a day at Spadina Avenue Shopping District and Downtown Toronto, close-by neighbourhoods that you'll love exploring.

Whether you're new here or you're going back to some of your favourite spots, you'll struggle to get bored. Especially when the city centre is packed with fabulous sights like the Royal Ontario Museum.

Need to blow off a bit of steam? Fun places include the Second City, The Pinball Cafe and Spin Toronto.

Keen to give the noggin a workout? The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, the InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre, the Headbones Gallery and the Edward Day Gallery are a few great cultural sites.

Local galleries like the Art Gallery of Ontario, the TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Art Gallery of Toronto and the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art are a window into the creative side of the area. Why not find out if there's an exhibition opening on and discover some of the incredible works?

Sometimes it's the star exhibits that impress us the most. Other times it's an under-valued artefact that's been stored away in a darkly lit corner. Keep an eye out for both at the Bata Shoe Museum, the Gardiner Museum, the MZTV Museum of Television and the CBC Museum.

What better way to end a day's sightseeing than with a bite to eat, a few drinks and a live show? Check the programme at Medieval Times, the Massey Hall, Royal Thomson Hall and the Princess of Wales Theatre.

There's nothing quite like a holiday with lively kids to help you see things in a new light. Take them on an adventure to the Toronto Public Library, Harbourfront Centre, Exhibition Place and The Distillery Historic District.

Children don't want to spend all day confined to a hotel room. Give them a real treat and spend some time at one or two of the area's fun-filled attractions. They can choose from the Canadian National Exhibition and Centreville Amusement Park.

If you're hoping to get close to Mother Nature, stop by Grenadier Pond, Martin Goodman Trail and Toronto Sculpture Garden.

Prepare a delicious picnic and invite some friends down for a laugh in one of the lively green spaces nearby. You have a number of options, including HTO Park, Grange Park, Withrow Park and Ashbridge's Bay Park.

A trip away is the ideal opportunity to hit up the shops and grab a few souvenirs. Don't forget to stroll through Toronto Eaton Centre, Chinatown Centre, St. Lawrence Market and Queen's Quay Terminal!

The surrounding heritage sites will give you an illuminating glimpse into the area's past. Campbell House Museum, Nathan Phillips Square, the Ontario College of Art and Design and the Osgoode Hall have plenty of stories to tell.

Discover the region's spiritual aspects at St. Michael's Cathedral, the Kiever Synagogue, Church of the Holy Trinity and Knox Presbyterian Church. These attractions are worth going to whether you're a religious person or not.

Slip on your red, black and silver and watch basketball team the Toronto Raptors attempt to claim glory at Air Canada Centre. Also the home ground of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Rock, be sure to check the schedule of this popular sporting hub and time your visit with a game day.

Hotels in Chinatown

No matter how you like to roll, there's a room waiting for you in Chinatown. For a place that won't burn a hole in your wallet, check out the Pimblett's Downtown Toronto B&B (242 Gerrard Street East) or the Days Inn - Toronto East Beaches (1684 Queen St E). But if a bit of luxury is your thing, The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto or the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto will fit the bill.

Chinatown is home to CN Tower. If you want to stay near to this world-famous attraction, The Adelaide Hotel Toronto is just 1 kilometre away. Equally popular is the Shangri-la hotel Toronto, which is about 0.7 kilometres away.