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Explore Toronto High Park , a 400-acre park in the heart of the city that features hiking trails, a lake, and a zoo. Afterward, take a stroll through Toronto Chinatown , which offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and markets.

Visit the St. Lawrence Market , a historic indoor market that offers a variety of fresh food and artisanal products. Afterward, head to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) , which houses a vast collection of art and artifacts from around the world.

Visit the Hockey Hall of Fame , which celebrates the history and culture of ice hockey, followed by a game or concert at the Scotiabank Arena (Air Canada Centre) .

Explore the Distillery Historic District , a pedestrian-only village that features art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. Afterward, take a boat tour of Toronto Harbour , which offers stunning views of the city skyline and the Toronto Islands .

Visit Harbourfront Centre , a cultural center that offers a variety of events and activities, including music concerts, dance performances, and art exhibits. Afterward, head to Yonge-Dundas Square , a public square in downtown Toronto that hosts a variety of events and festivals throughout the year.

Spend the evening at Queen's Park , a 165-acre park in downtown Toronto that features hiking trails, gardens, and historic buildings. End your night with dinner at one of the many restaurants in Toronto Kensington Market .

Take a ferry to the Toronto Islands , a group of islands located just offshore from downtown Toronto that offer a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and swimming. Afterward, visit the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse , the oldest existing lighthouse on the Great Lakes.

Shop at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre , one of the largest shopping malls in North America, followed by a visit to Queen's Quay Terminal , a historic building that now houses a variety of shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

Visit the Fort York National Historic Site , a 43-acre historic site that served as a military fort during the War of 1812. End your night with a visit to the Entertainment District , which features a variety of theaters, nightclubs, and restaurants.

Visit the Art Gallery of Ontario , which houses a vast collection of Canadian and international art. Afterward, explore Roundhouse Park , a historic site that features locomotives and other railway artifacts.

Take a tour of the University of Toronto , one of Canada's top universities, followed by a visit to Humber Bay Park , a waterfront park that offers stunning views of Lake Ontario and the Toronto skyline.

Spend the evening in the Toronto Financial District , which is home to some of Canada's largest banks and financial institutions. End your night at Sugar Beach , a public park located on the waterfront that features a sandy beach and pink umbrellas.