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Here’s a guide to Toronto's coolest neighbourhoods, to help you decide where you should stay in the Downtown area.

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Where to Stay: A Guide to the Coolest Neighborhoods in Downtown Toronto

Toronto is a city that reveals itself over time. This is a guide to the 'Six' that Torontonians know and love.

6 Reasons Why Torontonians Love the 6ix

Toronto's shops and restaurants can be a wellspring of inspiration. Here's a local's-eye view of how to spend 48 hours in the city enjoying its boutique stores and creative restaurants.

A Weekend Guide to Toronto if You Love to Shop and Eat

From art and culture to sports and science, there is bound to be a museum in Toronto to pique your interest.

11 Museums in Toronto To Learn About Hockey, Shoes and Other Things

Here's our walking guide to some of Toronto's must-see sites and experiences around the downtown area.

The Perfect Walking Guide to Toronto

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Toronto is a city that embraces the other. Over half its residents were born elsewhere. They hail from nearly every country in the world and speak over 140 languages. Toronto is also home to Canada’s largest LGBTQ community. No matter who you are or where you come from, Toronto welcomes you. 

All this diversity is built into the very structure of Toronto; every neighborhood has its cultural thumbprint. Stumble upon one of the city’s six Chinatowns, then get pulled into a Kensington Market street party before being seduced by the aromas from Little Italy’s trattorias. Take the diversity out of Toronto and you take “the 6ix” out of the 416. 

Toronto Travel Guide

Toronto is best known for its needle-sharp CN Tower. It may not be quite as famous as the Eiffel Tower, but what the city lacks in over-Instagrammed landmarks, it makes up for with its neighborhoods. In The Harbourfront you’ll find Union Station and a bevy of museums. From there, take a ferry to the Toronto Islands. Back in Downtown, see The Annex, where academia meets bohemia; Riverdale, where Greek and Chinese cuisines collide; and St Lawrence Market, AKA foodie heaven. 