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Experience some of North America’s most exciting destinations from Hotel X Toronto. You’ll be close to major sports arenas like BMO Field, concert halls and theatres, world-class restaurants, shopping, museums and more. Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, the St. Lawrence Market and CN Tower are a short trip via car or public transportation, and of course, Niagara Falls makes an unforgettable day trip.

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You’ll find a mouthwatering array of locally produced produce, jams, baked goods and much more at this indoor/outdoor market. The farmers market is open Thursdays and Sundays year-round, and on 10 Tuesdays in the summer. The antiques market is open daily. There’s an outlet mall nearby, too.

St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market

This 330-acre amusement park, which includes a 20-acre water park, focuses on fun. A variety of rides, including 18 roller coasters (and more on the way), are tailored for every level of thrill-seeker—including kiddie-size thrills, too. Open mid-May to mid-October.

Canada’s Wonderland

Thousands of aquatic creatures, representing more than 450 species, call this aquarium home. Special exhibits are offered year-round, too.

Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada

The name says it all. One of the most spectacular of the world’s natural wonders is just 124 kilometres (80 miles) from the hotel. The Canadian side of the Falls offers the best views of all three cataracts (Horseshoe, American and Bridal Veil), plus there’s plenty to do in and around the park, as well as the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Niagara Falls

Pasta and pizza, in all their variety, star at this casual but elegant Italian restaurant. The menu features a mix of authentic regional specialities as well as more creative takes on traditional favourites. There’s an expansive all-Italian wine and beer list, too.

NODO Liberty

Enjoy world-class ballet and opera in this elegant 2,071-seat theatre, home to the renowned National Ballet of Canada and Canadian Opera Company.

Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

Take yourself out to the ballgame at this 49,286-seat stadium, home to the Toronto Blue Jays. Rogers Centre’s retractable roof accommodates concerts and performances year-round, too.

Rogers Centre

Locally sourced, seasonal fare informs the offerings at this popular brunch spot, which also serves a dinner menu Wednesdays through Sundays. The fare draws inspiration from international flavors as well as Canadian-sourced ingredients.

Mildred’s Temple Kitchen

South American cuisine, cocktails and culture are celebrated at multifaceted Baro: Enjoy a colourful meal in the restaurant, sip on a cocktail and grab a nibble in the second-floor lounge or enjoy either on the enclosed and heated rooftop patio.

Baro

Shop the offerings of over 120 farmers, bakers, food vendors, merchants and artisans at this legendary institution, dating to the 19th century. An antique market with 800 dealers is held every Sunday. Open daily except Mondays.

St. Lawrence Market

Explore world culture, natural history, art and more in one of the largest museums in North America. ROM holds a collection of over 18 million artworks, objects and specimens in 40 gallery and exhibition spaces. An array of programs and lectures is offered for every age.

Royal Ontario Museum

Linny’s Toronto is part linen-tablecloth steakhouse, part upscale deli. The colourful menu includes everything from a 30-ounce porterhouse and Osetra caviar to hand-sliced pastrami and beef karnatzel (a traditional Jewish smoked sausage).

Linny’s

Enjoy concerts starring the world’s top music acts at this 16,609-seat outdoor venue. Headliners in rock, country, pop, jazz and more perform May to September. And it’s walking distance—just 750 metres (or half a mile)—from the hotel.

Budweiser Stage

This 9,000-capacity exhibition hall hosts a variety of events, including ice hockey, major trade shows and concerts.

Coca-Cola Coliseum

Here’s the place to revel in all things hockey: its history, players and teams, its memorabilia and trophies, including—of course!—the Stanley Cup. Fans of any age (and level of fanaticism) will enjoy interactive exhibits that lets them go one-on-one with the game’s top goalies and watch 3D and vintage films.

Hockey Hall of Fame

Take in a Major League Soccer or National Women’s Soccer League game at this 40,000-seat outdoor stadium, Canada’s first soccer-specific venue, located across the street from Hotel X Toronto.

BMO Field

One of Toronto’s top concert venues, this 2,350-seat auditorium hosts an array of internationally renowned singers and bands.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Get a bird’s-eye view of Toronto atop CN Tower, one of the city’s most famous landmarks. At 553.3 metres (1,815 feet) high, it’s also the tallest structure in the Americas. A revolving restaurant offers a 360-degree view, a glass floor provides a plunging look downward and EdgeWalk lets the truly brave don a harness for a walk along the exterior.

CN Tower

This two-storey restaurant-lounge serves contemporary Japanese fare such as maki, nigiri and handrolls izakaya-style, aka, a casual pub atmosphere. But do note there’s an upscale-casual dress code. The menu includes individual entrées, too. A Kasa After Dark menu caters to the late-night crowd.

Kasa Moto

Canada’s largest botanical garden invites visitors to explore a world of beautiful plants, shrubs and trees in over 2,100 acres of gardens (indoors and out) and a nature sanctuary. Exhibits rotate, and many cater to younger visitors.

Royal Botanical Gardens

Catch exciting pro hockey and basketball action at this 19,800-seat facility, home to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors. Scotiabank Arena also hosts major music concerts for major headliners.

Scotiabank Arena

This renowned art museum holds over 120,000 works in its collection, spanning time periods, media and genres—from European masterpieces and 20th-century photography to established and emerging Indigenous Canadian artists. Programs and special exhibits are offered year-round.

Art Gallery of Ontario

Enjoy an expansive view of the waterfront at this 14,000-square-foot craft brewery and restaurant, with plenty of indoor seating and four large patios. Hearty fare includes burgers, main-course salads, wood-fired pizza and a kids menu—and, of course, plenty of craft beer options.