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Toronto in 2 Days
A 2-day Toronto plan chained through 9 verified places — Casa Loma, Spadina Museum, Bata Shoe Museum and 6 more — with a live evening event slotted into every day from the real catalogue.
Day 1 · Thu 5 Nov
Casa Loma
A Gothic Revival castle in midtown Toronto, built as a private residence and now a historic house museum with decorated rooms, towers, an underground tunnel and estate gardens to explore.
⏱️ Allow 2–3 hrs · Price not listed
Spadina Museum
A grand Austin-family mansion beside Casa Loma, presented as Toronto in the 1920s and 1930s through the lives of the family and the staff who ran the house, with gardens and grounds on the ravine edge. Visits to the house are by guided tour.
⏱️ Allow 1–2 hrs · Free · ≈0.1 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Bata Shoe Museum
A museum devoted entirely to footwear at Bloor and St George, displaying over a thousand shoes from a collection of nearly 15,000 objects spanning 4,500 years, in a building designed to suggest an opened shoebox.
⏱️ Allow 1–2 hrs · Price not listed · ≈1.4 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Royal Ontario Museum
Canada's leading museum, in the museum's own words home to 18 million artworks, artefacts and specimens from around the world and across the ages — dinosaurs, gems, mummies and world-culture galleries under the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal.
⏱️ Allow Half day · Price not listed · ≈0.5 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Gardiner Museum
Canada's ceramics museum across Queen's Park from the ROM, stewarding over 5,000 clay objects from the ancient Americas, Europe, Japan and China plus contemporary work, with hands-on clay studios.
⏱️ Allow 1–2 hrs · From $18 · ≈0.1 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Late Night at the Bata Shoe Museum
🗓️ Fri 11 Sep · 5 PM – Fri 11 Dec · 📍 Bata Shoe Museum · 569 m away · From $5
A real event from today’s catalogue, refreshed with every daily build — confirm times and tickets on the event page.
Day 2 · Fri 6 Nov
Yorkville (Bloor-Yorkville)
Toronto's flagship shopping quarter, where a 19th-century village's cobblestone side streets now hold designer boutiques, galleries and restaurants; the BIA counts some 1,200 businesses and more than 700 boutiques, eateries, hotels and galleries. Come for window-shopping and people-watching as much as buying.
⏱️ Allow 2–3 hrs · Free
Ontario Legislative Building (Queen's Park)
Ontario's Parliament in the middle of Queen's Park, open for free guided tours every 30 minutes from open to close on building days (Monday to Saturday). The tour takes in the chamber, the art and the pink-sandstone 1893 building itself — one of the easiest free hours downtown.
⏱️ Allow 1–2 hrs · Free · ≈0.9 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Art Gallery of Ontario
Ontario's main art museum on Dundas Street West, with Canadian, Indigenous and international collections in a building reshaped by Frank Gehry. Ontarians under 25 visit free, and admission is free on the first Wednesday night of each month.
⏱️ Allow 2–3 hrs · From $30 · ≈0.9 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Textile Museum of Canada
The only museum in Canada dedicated to textiles, in downtown Toronto near City Hall, presenting exhibitions drawn from a global collection of fabrics, garments and textile art, with tours of up to 90 minutes.
⏱️ Allow 1–2 hrs · From $15 · ≈0.5 km from the previous stop (straight-line)
Late Night at the Bata Shoe Museum
🗓️ Fri 11 Sep · 5 PM – Fri 11 Dec · 📍 Bata Shoe Museum · 1.8 km away · From $5
A real event from today’s catalogue, refreshed with every daily build — confirm times and tickets on the event page.