Canada’s Wonderland
Canada's Wonderland, a large theme park located 30 kilometres northwest of Toronto's city centre, is open during the summer months. An annual trip to Canada's Wonderland is one of the top summer activities for local families with children. However, as Canada's most popular amusement park, this attraction attracts visitors from all over the world.
A water park, dinosaur park, and live shows are only a few of the attractions, which include roller coasters and thrill rides for children of all ages. It's a simple day trip from Toronto to visit Wonderland.
National Gallery of Canada
Some of Canada's most significant collections are housed at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. It features an especially strong collection of works by Canadian artists, including the Group of Seven, Emily Carr, and a slew of other well-known names. Important works by well-known foreign artists are also on show at the gallery.
Moshe Safdie's ultra-modern architectural, the National Gallery complex, is home to the National Gallery.
Toronto International Film Festival
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is the most well-known event on the Ontario calendar, drawing some of the world's biggest movie stars. With nearly half a million visitors per year, this 10-day festival in early September in Toronto is one of the most well-attended film festivals in the world.
Tourists and locals alike flock to the city to see a movie or see some of their favourite stars, and the city is alive with activity. The weather is still warm at this time of year, with fun evenings. The streets are packed, restaurants are fully booked, and city patios are packed until late at night. Make sure you have reservations if you're visiting Toronto at this time of year.
Art Gallery of Ontario
One of Canada's most prominent art galleries, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), is located in downtown Toronto. It has an especially impressive selection of Canadian paintings, with an emphasis on Ontario and Toronto artists. It also houses the largest museum-based collection of African and Oceanic art in Canada. Paintings and sculpture by European masters, as well as Modern and Contemporary collections from North America and Europe, are among the other highlights. Throughout the year, temporary exhibits are held.