3. The ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum is a first-rate venue for natural history and world culture buffs. It’s one of the largest museums in North America and draws over a million visitors each year, for good reason. Its dinosaur and fossil wings are hard to beat, and its Art Deco collection is outstanding. There’s plenty of Canadiana and some hands-on kids’ areas too. The building alone is a sight to see. It blends old and new with its dramatic crystal block protruding from the heritage facade.
4. Rogers Centre and Air Canada Centre
Torontonians love their sports, and there are several professional teams to cheer on when you’re in town. Rogers Centre, a retractable dome stadium, is the place to check out Toronto Blue Jays baseball action and Toronto Argonauts football team. The Air Canada Centre is where you can see a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game or a Toronto Raptors basketball game. Both venues also host a variety of concerts and events, so check the schedules when you’re in town.
