Landmarks

Toronto Zoo
Visiting the largest zoo in Canada and third largest zoo in the world - is always a wild and wonderful experience. There are over 5,000 animals representing over 450 species! With over 700 acres to explore, visit award-winning exhibits including the Gorilla Rainforest, Great Barrier Reef and 10-acre Tundra Trek.

Rouge National Park
North America's largest urban park spans roughly 79 sq. km (30.5 square miles). It boasts varied ecosystems, including meadows, forests, wetlands, parks and rivers, where beavers build dams and black-capped chickadees sing.

Guild Park and Gardens
Enjoy a quiet time in the garden that is interspersed with representative architectural pieces from downtown Toronto buildings of late 19th /early 20th century. This beautiful sculptural garden located along the Scarborough Bluffs, Guildwood Park, hosts, about 88 acres of gardens, and woodland trails.

Scarborough Bluffs
The Scarborough Bluffs, commonly called “the Bluffs,” rises 91 metres above and stretches approximately 15 kilometres along the Lake Ontario shoreline. These stunning white cliffs, local to Scarborough are a testament to the end of the Great Ice Age, making them a remarkable geological feature. The Bluffs is a distinctive and celebrated natural landmark in North America boasting plenty of attractions and activities for everyone to enjoy.

Aga Khan Museum
Aga Khan Museum is North Americas first dedicated museum to the arts of Islamic civilizations. With its landmark building, designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning architect Fumihiko Maki, and its setting within the landscaped gardens of the Park, the Aga Khan Museum celebrates the arts in all forms. Visitors to the Museum are as likely to view our Permanent Collection as they are to visit one of our many temporary exhibitions, to listen to a performance in the auditorium, attend a class, study architecture, tour the gardens, or sample from the great cuisines of Turkey, Iran, North Africa, Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent.

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