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The best cultural gem located on the waterfront in Toronto. Visit the Queen's Quay mall, the premier dance centre, a glass studio, galleries, a concert stage, the music garden, etc... There are always festivals and exhibits going on. It is open all year round seven days a week. It's a 10 acres large strip that is not to be missed. Check their website for the latest events. Most events are free.
Lovely place with awesome waterfront and skyline views
A classic Toronto spot with a fantastic backdrop for photos! We shot an engagement shoot here near the docks earlier this year which turned out amazing. Great view of the lake and plenty of different spots which allow for a variety of shots. Whether you are looking to take photos or just have an afternoon stroll the harbourfront is great. Always scenic and right next to downtown making it very accessible.
Lots of space if you visit in the morning. Very chill and relaxing place to get a view of the vast lake, sail boats, water taxis islands, and planes taking off and landing. The building itself has Tims and a deli/cheese grocery store and nice washrooms. Very convenient.
Lots of restaurants and smaller eateries around the area.
Lots of restaurants and smaller eateries around the area.
Took visitors here June 21st and really enjoyed ourselves. Wasn't crowded as it was a Wednesday. Really good for walking around and having a break at one of the restaurants and we also picked up some Delicious bread and pastries from Farm Boy. 😋
Was indigenous week so we watched the singers and dancing was quite an experience. My sister's got to see real Indigenous peoples dressed in there beautiful clothing.
You can catch the water taxi here to go to the islands ..only $12 each way . Better than lining up for the Ferry. The boat tours were sold out so couldn't go on a harbour cruise.
Also a Cannabis store as it's legally regulated to sell .
Great for picture taking 👍
Was indigenous week so we watched the singers and dancing was quite an experience. My sister's got to see real Indigenous peoples dressed in there beautiful clothing.
You can catch the water taxi here to go to the islands ..only $12 each way . Better than lining up for the Ferry. The boat tours were sold out so couldn't go on a harbour cruise.
Also a Cannabis store as it's legally regulated to sell .
Great for picture taking 👍
A classic Toronto spot with a fantastic backdrop for photos! We shot an engagement shoot here near the docks earlier this year which turned out amazing. Great view of the lake and plenty of different spots which allow for a variety of shots. Whether you are looking to take photos or just have an afternoon stroll the harbourfront is great. Always scenic and right next to downtown making it very accessible.
The tour guide was knowledgeable and provided interesting facts about the history of the harbor and the buildings around it. The boat was clean and comfortable, and we had a great view of the city skyline and the boats passing by.
The highlight of the tour was definitely the views of the CN Tower and Rogers Skydome. It was amazing to see these iconic landmarks up close from the water. The tour also took us past some of the industrial sites of the harbor, including the sugar mills, which was really interesting to see.
Overall, the 60-Minute Sightseeing Harbour Tour was a great way to see the city from a different perspective. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience that I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Toronto.
The highlight of the tour was definitely the views of the CN Tower and Rogers Skydome. It was amazing to see these iconic landmarks up close from the water. The tour also took us past some of the industrial sites of the harbor, including the sugar mills, which was really interesting to see.
Overall, the 60-Minute Sightseeing Harbour Tour was a great way to see the city from a different perspective. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience that I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Toronto.
