Hop On Hop Off Toronto

One of the places which you should visit is Eaton Centre, a massive shopping mall and office complex residing in the heart of Toronto, Ontario Canada. The centre has a wide variety of stores belonging to luxury brands, shopping staples and places to eat. It is one of the busiest shopping malls in North America.

Casa Loma is a magnificent castle-like mansion which was constructed as a personal residence of Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellat. It is now a historic landmark and museum showcasing elegantly furnished rooms, vintage car collections and a beautifully maintained garden, which is visited by around 650,000 every year.

Standing at 553 metres of height, CN Tower is one of the tallest freestanding structures in the world. The Observatory has floor to ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the city, for a memorable dining experience visit the 360 restaurant which offers 360 degrees view from the top of the tower.

The Hockey Hall of Fame is a museum dedicated to honor achievements of Hockey in the country and features exhibits about the players and different teams. It also has exhibitions that display NHL Trophies which includes the Legendary Stanley Cup, records and hundreds of other memorabilias.

One of the places that you must visit on a Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour is St. Lawrence Market which is famous for its food market consisting of local produce, baked goods and gourmet meats. The market is also an excellent shopping destination for antiques, rugs, quirky home decor, local artisans products and more.

On your Hop on Hop off Toronto Tour, explore the enchanting Distillery District which has cobblestone streets lined with trendy restaurants, bars, boutiques, galleries and sculptures. Stroll and marvel at the charming 19th century buildings that used to be a large Whiskey Distillery and get a chance to attend regular stage performances held here especially during Christmas.

Toronto's Chinatown was established in 1878 and it is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city. On your Hop on Hop off Toronto Tour you can explore the bustling streets lined with numerous shops and food stalls selling a variety of cuisines including Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine.

The Bata Shoe Museum is the world's largest museum that is dedicated to footwear and its evolution of style. The museum features more than 13,000 exhibits of footwear, accessories and tools of the trade that the Bata shoe organization has built and collected over the years. The exhibits in the museum have been collected from every corner of the world right from Egyptian footwear which is 4,500 years old to contemporary and futuristic footwear designs.

The Gardiner museum is specially dedicated to ceramic art which is the only one of its kind in Canada. The Museum has over 4,000 pieces of ceramics, earthenware and porcelain items in its permanent collection. The museum also organises contemporary ceramic art exhibitions and a number of traveling exhibitions.