CN Tower: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Visit the Museum of Illusions Toronto and see a collection of perspective-changing rooms, intriguing installations, and thought-provoking images. Learn how illusions can play tricks on the mind and alter perceptions.

Pack a year's supply of belly laughs and family fun into one afternoon at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Toronto. Set sail on treasure-hunting adventures with pirates, brush up on your ninjitsu at the _Ninjago City Adventure_, blast across the cosmos in a LEGO® spaceship, rescue princesses from enchanted castles, and lots more!

Watch as these impressive creatures devour bonito, herring, and squid. Despite their intimidating appearance, they're surprisingly gentle. Explore the Canadian Waters gallery, bustling with Giant Pacific Octopi, paddlefish, American lobsters, wolf eels, and more. At Ray Bay, watch sleek stingrays skim the sandy bottom. Be mesmerized by the weightless dance of jellyfish in Planet Jellies. Lastly, visit the Rainbow Reef to marvel at fish darting through colorful coral, from Picasso triggerfish to Harlequin Tuskfish and unicorn surgeonfish.

Visit a 17,000 ft2 exhibit with interactive art installations and technology that shows the beauty of the planet and the effects of human actions on the environment. Walk through 10 different rooms suitable for all ages to learn about these important topics, and be inspired to be part of the solution for creating a better world.

This self-guided audio walking tour introduces first-time visitors to Toronto through historic streets, landmark architecture, and lively public squares. It will suit travelers who want an easy-to-follow route with a strong sense of the city’s past and present, told in a clear, conversational style. Your route begins at the Gooderham Building, Toronto’s famous red-brick flatiron, where the narrow wedge shape and detailed cornice set the tone for the walk. From there, you head west toward the Richmond Adelaide Square Courtyard, pass through the heart of Old Toronto and Downtown, and arrive at Toronto Old City Hall, known for its heavy stone arches, carved details, and commanding clock tower. The walk then continues across Nathan Phillips Square, where the open plaza, reflecting pool, and bold modern city hall create a sharp contrast with the older buildings nearby. The final stretch leads through David Pecaut Square and along John Street before ending at Campbell House Museum, a restored 1822 home that opens a window onto early Toronto life. Along the way, the most memorable moments include standing beside the city’s best-known flatiron building, looking up at Old City Hall’s gargoyles, crossing one of Toronto’s busiest civic spaces, and finishing at one of the oldest surviving houses in the downtown core.

Embark on a solo adventure with this self-guided audio tour designed for curious explorers seeking to uncover Toronto's urban legends. Ideal for those interested in experiencing the city's vibrant culture and rich history, this tour promises an immersive walk down the famed Front Street and the bustling Yonge Street, offering a glimpse into the heart of Toronto's past and present. Starting at the historic Rogers Centre and concluding at the impressive Old City Hall, the route ensures an easy-to-follow trajectory filled with enchanting sights. Walk past iconic attractions like Steam Whistle Brewing, Union Station, and the Hockey Hall of Fame, to name just a few. As you navigate through the cityscape, enjoy tales of architectural marvels, local sports fervor, and iconic entertainment venues. By the journey's end, you will have experienced the tales behind Toronto's most famous sites and the city's enduring spirit.