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Harbourfront, the Entertainment District, and The Financial District

Packed into this area, which runs from Bay Street east to Parliament Street and from Queen Street south to Lake Ontario, you'll find the city's main attractions and historical roots and the financial hub of the nation. As many of its attractions are outdoors, this downtown core is especially appealing during warm weather, but should a sudden downpour catch you off guard, shelter can be found in the area's museums and underground shopping city.

Explore Harbourfront, the Entertainment District, and The Financial District

Sights 14

Shopping 8

Nightlife 12

Performing Arts 8

Restaurants 49

Hotels 23

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Entertainment District

The neighborhood originally got its name from the strip of nightclubs along Richmond Street West, but these days the neighborhood is so much more than...

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  • 12 Hotels
  • 18 Things To Do

Harbourfront

In fair weather, the Harbourfront area is appealing for strolls, and myriad recreational and amusement options make it ideal for those traveling with children. The...

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  • 3 Hotels
  • 15 Things To Do

The Financial District

Toronto’s Financial District pleases many tourists with its unique and wonderful architectural variety of skyscrapers. Most of the towers have bank branches, restaurants, and retail...

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  • 8 Hotels
  • 9 Things To Do
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