I have been living in Toronto for over a decade so it's about time I share my hidden secrets and best places to visit for the largest city in Canada. 

Upon arrival at Toronto Pearson Airport hop on the UP Express to downtown Toronto it will save you around 48 dollars compared to a regular taxi and includes Wi-Fi This is where you start your adventure first you rent yourself a bike at Bike Share Toronto these are all over the city and you simply can pay for them with a credit card. 


First stop check out the Sunnyside Pavilion especially on a gorgeous sunny day like this, grab yourself some breakfast and the iconic Canadian Caesar cocktail which contains vodka hot sauce and Clamato tomato juice. 
Alternatively go to the Hunters Landing for another amazing breakfast. Here at Hunters Landing, they have the Absolut Cure the most ridiculous Caesar in Canada. I mean look at this thing pizza Canadian bacon and a lobster tail INSANE! a bit east of downtown. 

You'll find the renovated Distillery District which includes the best-looking coffee shop in the city called Balzac's. 


This district is also known for its local breweries, gorgeous restaurants bizarre street art and delicious homemade ice cream.

This is cinnamon and ginger-rhubarb While on the East End check out this hidden secret called the q22 the owner spent 20 years collecting dolls toys and other items transforming her entire garden Toronto's best-known tourist attractions include Dundas Square and the massive Eaton Center shopping mall but did you know that right behind this tourist trap.
  You'll find a brand new district called Little Tokyo:
this area has lots of Japanese restaurants and shops from the best cheesecakes, ramen, tea shops to delicious Japanese curry why not go all out. 
The most famous building in Canada the CN tower now instead of just taking in stunning views, you can go a little crazy and walk on the roof and even hang off the tower.  the EdgeWalk will cost $225 dollars but you'll leave with the most a memorable experience of Toronto right across the street from the CN Tower.
 You'll find the coolest new attraction in Toronto the Rec Room with a giant virtual reality room in which you can play the most immersive video game. you'll ever experience "let's load up!" I was actually in the Matrix, now this insane VR experience will set you back $24 Welcome back oh my god, that was incredible! that was absolutely the best thing I've played so far in my entire life Kensington Market, the hippy district, and one of my favorite places in Toronto here. 
And now the freakiest and most unique shops in the city with something interesting to see behind every corner freaky fashion shops, street art perhaps the most iconic piece is the garden car to vegetarian restaurants and gelato.
NowI'll take you guys to my favorite coffee shop called the Moonbean cafe quality coffee at great prices. next, take your coffee and drop by Graffiti Alley,
the art in this alleyway is constantly changing and a great spot for photography this place stretches at least half a kilometer just the 30-minute drive east of Toronto.

You'll find the magnificent Scarborough Bluffs which includes these giant waterfront cliffs walking around here can be very dangerous, use a lot of caution Bluff's Park, a great spot for a romantic walk .so they even allow fire pits here at the park which is pretty freaking dope for the best beach in Toronto Bluffer's Park Beach!


I personally consider this a hidden gem in Toronto since many Torontonians have never heard of this spot now on the West End of Toronto, there's a bizarre little place called the Cheltenham Badlands, this place literally looks like Mars on earth due to poor farming practices and another great spot for photography. 
Another hidden secret Toronto's half house on St. Patrick street this house has literally been sliced in half. 
Casa Loma: The only full-size castle in North-America with the mind-blowing 98 rooms, underground tunnels perhaps the coolest exhibit at Casa Loma are the underground tunnels secret passageways and a gorgeous garden Casa Loma has been featured in many movies like the X-men.  I knew about the secret passageway going upstairs. I did not know about the secret passageway going downstairs Wanna vent out some rage?
Now if you want to learn more about the history of Toronto and the Canadian-American war of 1812 goes check out Fort York. Can you imagine the amount of destruction we could do and make sure to try out their traditional homemade ginger cookies from the oldest kitchen in Toronto. 

This fort became the City of York and was eventually renamed to Toronto which literally means trees standing in the water in the native language. 
The Burger's Priest for absolutely the best burgers in Toronto, try the California classic you will never look at burgers the same way after devouring this beauty between two buttered.
If you are in need of a drink and a good daytime party check out Cabana Pool Bar from which you can enjoy this epic Toronto skyline but I do recommend going with a good group of friends. for cool rooftops check out Lavelle a brand new rooftop lounge, this place is very popular with an upscale crowd and has an incredible view of Toronto for another great view check out the famous Thompson.
Hotel rooftop, visit during their Sunday afternoon day parties for a few drinks and why not jump in their incredible rooftop pool after sunset, it is time for the Toronto nightlife at places such as SPiN for ping-pong, Rec Room for VR and arcades Ripley's Aquarium for a Friday night cocktail or dance your feet off at Toronto's finest nightclubs and bars.