This waterfront theme park shows double bills of mainstream movies to 500 cars three times a week in summer, on what's billed as the largest drive-in screen...

North America's only remaining double-decker theatre complex (a popular design in the early 1900s), the Elgin and the Winter Garden were both restored in...

Canadian Stage Company sends its edgier work to this 240-seater. Edward Albee's The GoatorWho is Sylvia? played here, as well as American 9/11 polemic...

This party palace deals in attitude and ham-fisted bouncers. But coloured lights can hypnotise, as the Guess Who sang, and if it's three rooms of dazzling...

Toronto's oldest and most famous comedy venue is still the best place in town to take in an evening of sketch comedy. A venue change in 2006 took the...

Though it has now been eclipsed as the world's tallest structure (by the Burj Dubai), the CN Tower held the title for an impressive 30 years. Some quip that...

This 50-room mansion was built for financier James Austin in 1866, but his son added even more space in the 20th century, so it now has elements of both...

Canoe is a Toronto showpiece, both for the lofty setting and superlative cuisine. It's also a favourite with the CEOs who toil in the concrete canyons of...

This flagship carries everything in audio and video entertainment and offers the occasional deal.

Some love it, others dismiss it as a kitsch folly. Either way, Casa Loma is a sight to behold, with its corbelled towers and battlements. Late 19th-century...

Beer aficionados travel great distances for a taste of Peculiar, the strongest of the Granite's bold, own-brewed ales. They also come to nosh on...

The AGO is staying open despite the fact that it's having its insides ripped out and transformed in a Frank Gehry-designed makeover. Specific galleries and...

Described by Art News as one of the 50 most influential people in the art world, Ydessa Hendeles has helped put Toronto on the international art map. When...