Because of its notably amazing diverse and bohemian air, Kensington has long been a centre for artists and is the top hipster hangout in the city. Look for quaint coffee shops, the best Mexican snacks the city has to offer, decades-old vintage shops, record stores, and delicious vegan lunch spots.

Admire the campus's architecture, which is characterised by a mix of Romanesque and Gothic Revival structures, the majority of which were constructed between 1858 and 1929

E.J. Lennox, a well-known Toronto architect at the time, created the Old City Hall in the Romanesque style, and it was finished in 1899. It is situated off Queen and Bay St in the centre of downtown Toronto.

This establishment has been the top choice in the city for artisan items, locally sourced foods, and beverages ever since 1803.

The city of Toronto, fortunately, boasts a lot of beaches, which are a favourite summertime vacation for locals.

The pedestrian-only Distillery District, housed in charming 19th-century buildings that once served as a major whisky distillery, draws travellers with its cobblestone streets lined with hip independent restaurants, pubs, and boutiques. For the galleries, public sculptures, and dance, music, and theatre performances at the area's several theatres, art lovers travel to the neighbourhood.