1. Walk on the Glass Floor of the CN Tower.
The CN Tower is the tallest free standing structure in the world.  Travel up 1,122 feet to the indoor and outdoor observation decks featuring a glass floor for a bird's eye view of the city or eat at the tower's top-floor revolving restaurant,

2. Tour the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Experience the world’s finest collection of hockey artifacts just a short walk from the Westin Harbour Castle. Browse exhibits from the National Hockey League and other countries featuring both men and women in the sport. Try the interactive exhibits or get your picture taken with the Stanley Cup.

3. Visit Casa Loma.
Built at the early part of the last century as a massive private home, Casa Loma is literally Toronto’s castle on top of the hill.

4. Stroll Around Dundas Square and Shop at Eaton Centre.
With billboards, big lights, concerts and public events, Dundas Square is hailed as Toronto’s Times Square.  Take in the scene and then visit the huge downtown Eaton Centre shopping mall across the street.

5. Sample St. Lawrence Market.
Wander through rows of speciality vendors and merchants at Toronto's premier market in historic Old Town Toronto.

6. Tour and Shop in the Bloor/Yorkville District.
The Bloor/Yorkville District is Toronto's most celebrated neighborhood of style and culture, offering a unique blend of designer boutiques, swank eateries, and world class galleries.I