Top Things to do In Toronto 2021

"Ontario's Parliament sits at Queen's Park, which is now over 100 years old. Bring your camera to take some pics outside."

"For us who like to walk, it was a very relaxing thing to walk around, aimlessly stop and stop, lots of natural views that might otherwise be overlooked"

"This gallery is inside the Hart Center. Although I ate a closed door, a sculpture at the door made me feel worthwhile. From the front, a mutilated face, the nose is not convex but concave. But when I walked around and looked at it, it looked like a chair. It's so imaginative."

"The University of Toronto campus is very pleasant to walk, sit, or watch. The buildings are all very special and well worth visiting, I happily did these and then walked through the gardens or parks of the community to get on the subway. Very convenient"

"You do need to have photo ID and get permission from the police to get in and visit the door. The building inside is impressive but on the tour you can only visit a few of the rooms. You can take pictures and use flash."

"The church is located next to the stadium, surrounded by schools, museums, supermarkets and small shopping streets. The surroundings are relatively quiet and the church feels ordinary."

"I ran into the University of Toronto Art Center by chance when I was shopping. At the time, I thought it was a street park. Later, I took a closer look and found that it was really artistic. There were a lot of thoughtful sculptures. It was very emotional."

"Dream school, but went to another university for undergrad! Still don’t mind visiting the campus every year when I travel to Toronto ! Stunning and incredible architecture"

""The Pottery Museum in the heart of Toronto, near the Metro Station, adjacent to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), is a permanent exhibit of the East and West, full of ceramics developments, contemporary and modern special exhibitions, small shops in the ground floor, local pottery artists' works, and dining facilities on the top floor." The basement is used for teaching in the studio. On Friday, the public can make an appointment to attend the pottery experience class held in the afternoon."

""The Pottery Museum in the heart of Toronto, near the Metro Station, adjacent to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), is a permanent exhibit of the East and West, full of ceramics developments, contemporary and modern special exhibitions, small shops in the ground floor, local pottery artists' works, and dining facilities on the top floor." The basement is used for teaching in the studio. On Friday, the public can make an appointment to attend the pottery experience class held in the afternoon."