Toronto’s most iconic landmark. Take in panoramic views, brave the EdgeWalk, or dine at 360 Restaurant with a rotating skyline view.
Open in Google MapsAn underwater world full of sharks, jellyfish, stingrays and more. Great for families or rainy-day adventures.
Open in Google MapsA lively waterfront destination with art galleries, music performances, cultural festivals, and waterfront patios year-round.
Open in Google MapsAccessible by ferry or water taxi, the islands are a must-see getaway with beaches, bike rentals, kayak rentals, and peaceful green spaces. Learn about our Water Taxi.
Open in Google MapsCatch a Blue Jays game or major concert just steps from the water. A classic part of Toronto’s downtown entertainment district.
Open in Google MapsTour the historic locomotive roundhouse, visit the Toronto Railway Museum, or grab a cold pilsner at the adjacent brewery.
Open in Google MapsCasual pub food and fresh beer brewed onsite with one of the best patios in the city.
Open in Google MapsUpscale dim sum with panoramic lake views. A great option for a sit-down lunch or elegant dinner.
Open in Google MapsA cozy spot for specialty coffee, natural wines, and craft beer—ideal for a quiet waterfront break.
Open in Google MapsRelaxed dining with an extensive menu, local beers, and a large patio overlooking the lake.
Open in Google MapsA fun, modern restaurant serving fried chicken, bowls, and brunch by the lake. Great for quick eats or casual dining.
Open in Google MapsA must-try Canadian treat! These hand-stretched pastries come in sweet toppings like cinnamon sugar, chocolate, and more.
Open in Google MapsA peaceful, beautifully designed park inspired by Bach’s music. Great for a relaxing stroll, reading, or a picnic.
Open in Google MapsOne of Canada’s leading contemporary art galleries—free admission and always thought-provoking exhibits.
Open in Google MapsLearn about the history of Toronto’s sugar refinery and enjoy quirky, educational exhibits perfect for families.
Open in Google MapsA moving memorial to Irish immigrants who arrived during the Great Famine, with beautiful sculptures and city views.
Open in Google MapsPop-up vendors, food trucks, and local crafts near the lake. Perfect for a weekend wander and souvenir shopping.
Open in Google MapsA sandy, umbrella-dotted urban beach where you can kick back and watch the boats drift by—no swimsuit required.
Open in Google MapsA cornerstone of Canadian comedy, Second City is where many legendary performers got their start. Located just north of the harbour, this iconic improv theatre offers hilarious, fast-paced shows that highlight top local talent and up-and-coming comedians.
Open in Google MapsMany of these attractions are within a short walking distance of our docks at Queens Quay West. Whether you want to explore the sights, grab a meal, or just take in the views, there’s something here for everyone. And if you’d like custom tips or directions, our crew is happy to help—just ask before or after your tour!