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Take a walk through the University of Toronto, Canada's largest university and one of the top research universities in the world. The campus is home to some stunning architecture, including the Gothic-style Hart House, the modernist Robarts Library, and the historic University College.

After the campus tour, head to Chinatown for lunch. Some of the must-visit restaurants include Dumpling House, King's Noodle Restaurant, and Rol San.

End your day with a visit to the CN Tower, the iconic Toronto landmark that offers stunning views of the city. You can also have dinner at the CN Tower's revolving restaurant, 360 Restaurant, which offers panoramic views of the city while you dine.

Start your day with a visit to Casa Loma, a Gothic Revival-style castle that was built in the early 1900s. The castle features decorated suites, secret passages, an 800-foot tunnel, towers, stables, and beautiful gardens.

After the castle visit, head to Queen Street West, one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Toronto, known for its independent boutiques, vintage shops, and cool restaurants. Some of the recommended places to eat are Terroni, Banh Mi Boys, and The Drake Hotel.

End your day with a visit to Second City, a comedy club that has launched the careers of many famous comedians. You can catch a show or take a comedy class.

Take a trip to the Toronto Islands, a chain of small islands in Lake Ontario that offer a peaceful escape from the city. You can rent a bike, go swimming, have a picnic, or take a ferry tour.

After the island visit, head to St. Lawrence Market, a historic market that has been operating since 1803. The market features over 100 vendors selling fresh produce, meats, seafood, baked goods, and artisanal products.

End your day with a visit to The Distillery District, a pedestrian-only village that features Victorian-era buildings, art galleries, and trendy restaurants. Some of the recommended places to eat are El Catrin, Cluny Bistro, and Mill Street Brewery.

Take a walk through Graffiti Alley, a colourful alleyway in Toronto's Fashion District that features street art and murals by local artists.

After the alleyway visit, head to Little Italy for lunch. Some of the must-visit restaurants include Bar Isabel, Pizzeria Libretto, and La Carnita.

End your day with a visit to The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre Centre, a historic theatre that features two stacked theatres, the Elgin and Winter Garden, that were built in 1913. The theatre offers a variety of performances, from plays to musicals to concerts.