Local Attractions
The University of Toronto Campus is situated steps from downtown Toronto. You have access to a variety of attractions; options range from shopping, to entertainment, performance venues and much more! Within walking distance from our conference, there is Ripley’s Aquarium, the CN Tower, Roy Thompson Hall, and the Royal Ontario Museum.
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CN TowerDiscover the thrilling views over Toronto and Lake Ontario from three observation levels including the LookOut and SkyPod. Stretching out to the horizon, visibility on a clear day can reach 160km. Sometimes you can even see the mist from Niagara Falls! |
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Royal Ontario MuseumThe ROM is Canada’s largest museum with collections that span art, culture and nature from across time and around the Globe. Among North America’s most renowned museums, the ROM is home to more than 12 million objects and specimens, 40 galleries and exhibitions spaces and a range of fascinating exhibitions, lectures, tours and events. It is also the location of one of our dinners. |
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China TownVisiting Toronto’s Chinatown can be an exciting experience for anyone. There are a number of shops, restaurants, activities, historic monuments, and even spas to check out when you visit Chinatown. You will be able to kick back, relax, and spend the whole weekend at Chinatown without having to worry. This is because the atmosphere is very laid back, and relaxed. |
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Toronto Eaton CentreThe Toronto Eaton Centre attracts the most visitors of any of Toronto’s tourist attractions. It is an unrivaled retail destination in the heart of Canada’s most populous city, featuring more than 250 shops. CF Toronto Eaton Centre attracts almost 50 million visitors annually and ranks as one of North America’s best performing centres. CF Toronto Eaton Centre is the first Canadian shopping centre to feature both a Nordstrom and a Saks Fifth Avenue. Located at the south-west corner of Yonge St and Dundas St, CF TEC is easily accessible via transit, by foot, or by car. It is a short walk from our Conference location
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