Toronto Entertainment District Holiday Deals

Toronto Entertainment District Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Toronto Entertainment District

Bring your love of adventure along with that well-used suitcase. It's time to get to know what Toronto Entertainment District has to offer! A Toronto neighbourhood, it's a great place to experience a different side of the Ontario capital. Toronto has a population of around 2,600,000 people. Make sure you try to meet a few of them! Arriving in Toronto Entertainment District from Pearson International Airport is simple. Just jump in a taxi and go 18 kilometres east. From there, you'll be 0.7 kilometres from the city centre.

With many of the city's leading attractions nearby, Toronto Entertainment District is heaven for sightseers. From CN Tower to the University of Toronto, there's lots to keep visitors occupied. The have-to-see sights of the Hockey Hall of Fame and Casa Loma are also on your doorstep. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, visit the close-by neighbourhoods of The Path and PATH Underground Shopping Mall.

You'll have a tough time getting bored here. There are so many brilliant things to explore in and around the city centre, such as the Royal Ontario Museum.

The Second City, The Pinball Cafe and Spin Toronto are excellent excuses to let your hair down and relax.

Eager to experience the local culture? Go to the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, the InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre, the Headbones Gallery and the Edward Day Gallery.

If you have a passion for the arts, don't miss the Art Gallery of Ontario, the TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Art Gallery of Toronto and the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. Take a look around and if one of the works impresses you, chat to the staff about its creator.

Take a look into the glass cabinets and discover the artefacts on display as you walk through the interesting collections of the Bata Shoe Museum, the Gardiner Museum, the MZTV Museum of Television and the CBC Museum.

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

Kids are often marvellous travel buddies, particularly if you go to the right attractions! For some quality family time, take a trip to the Toronto Public Library, Harbourfront Centre, Exhibition Place and The Distillery Historic District.

Travelling with children can take a lot of energy. But don't worry, you'll definitely get a sound sleep after spending time with them at the Canadian National Exhibition and Centreville Amusement Park.

Switch off your phone, unplug yourself from the stresses of modern life and take in the splendour of nature at Grenadier Pond, Martin Goodman Trail and Toronto Sculpture Garden.

If the stress of the city is getting a bit much, recharge your batteries in one of the local green spaces. HTO Park, Grange Park, Withrow Park and Ashbridge's Bay Park are lovely spots to take some time out.

Stock up on groceries or look for a few unique mementos. You can get all you need at Toronto Eaton Centre, Chinatown Centre, St. Lawrence Market and Queen's Quay Terminal.

Wander back though the mists of time at Campbell House Museum, Nathan Phillips Square, the Ontario College of Art and Design and the Osgoode Hall. These time-weathered sites have a range of intriguing stories to tell.

Whether you want to learn about the region's spiritual side or just relax in the beautiful surroundings, head to St. Michael's Cathedral, the Kiever Synagogue, Church of the Holy Trinity and Knox Presbyterian Church.

Don't pass up the chance to be inside the sporting mecca that is Air Canada Centre. Attend a live game of basketball in your red, black and silver and witness home team the Toronto Raptors battle it out for the win. Alternatively, you can come down and support the Toronto Maple Leafs or the Toronto Rock, a couple of other teams who call this venue home.

Hotels in Toronto Entertainment District

If you're looking out for a budget room without all the extra bells and whistles, the Pimblett's Downtown Toronto B&B, located at 242 Gerrard Street East, is your best bet. Another place that offers great service at a low cost is the Days Inn - Toronto East Beaches, which you'll find at 1684 Queen St E. There's also The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto and the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. These upmarket hotels are for those who want to live a life of pure bliss while they're here.

Like the sound of staying near CN Tower? The Adelaide Hotel Toronto and the Shangri-la hotel Toronto are both within a short distance of this iconic sight.