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Explore the Toronto Islands, which offer a serene escape from the bustling city. Take a ferry from the Harbourfront Centre and rent bikes to explore the islands.

After lunch at the Rectory Cafe, head over to the Art Gallery of Ontario, which boasts an impressive collection of Canadian and European art.

Head over to Casa Loma, a Gothic Revival-style castle that was built in 1914. Take a self-guided tour of the castle and end the night with a romantic dinner at BlueBlood Steakhouse, which is located in the castle's former billiard room.

Spend the morning exploring Kensington Market, which is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood filled with unique shops and colorful street art.

After lunch at Seven Lives Tacos, head over to the St. Lawrence Market, which is one of the most popular food markets in the city.

End the day with a visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario's sister museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada. The museum showcases cutting-edge contemporary art in a unique space that was once a factory. Afterward, head over to Alo, a Michelin-starred restaurant that serves up French cuisine with a modern twist.

Visit the Toronto Zoo, which is home to over 5,000 animals from over 450 species.

After lunch at the Peacock Public House, head over to the Ontario Science Centre for a fun and interactive afternoon of learning about science.

End the day with a visit to the Toronto Harbourfront Centre, which offers stunning views of Lake Ontario. Enjoy a romantic dinner at Harbour 60, which is known for its delicious seafood and steaks.

Spend the morning exploring the Art Gallery of Ontario, which has an extensive collection of Canadian and European art.

After lunch at Pai Northern Thai Kitchen, head over to the Bata Shoe Museum, which showcases the history of footwear from around the world.

End the day with a visit to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, which performs at the Roy Thomson Hall. Enjoy a night of classical music and end the night with dinner at Canoe, which offers stunning views of the city from the 54th floor of the TD Bank Tower.