Pro sports in Toronto
6 pro teams play in Toronto. Here's where to see them, plus tickets and how to build it into a road trip.
🏆 Toronto teams
🧳 Things to do in Toronto
Diverse and walkable — eat and drink your way through the neighbourhoods. Make a weekend of it.
💬Skip the CN Tower restaurant and eat your way through Kensington Market and Chinatown instead. In summer, ferry out to the Islands for the best skyline view in the city; in winter, the PATH lets you get from the game to dinner without ever putting a coat on.
🍽 Eat
- St. Lawrence Market — Historic food hall — get the peameal bacon sandwich.
- Kensington Market — Eclectic global street food and cafés.
- Chinatown (Spadina) — Dim sum, noodles and late-night eats.
🍺 Grab a drink
- Distillery District — Cobblestone patios + Mill Street Brewery.
- Ossington / Dundas West — Craft cocktail bars and breweries.
🎨 See & culture
- Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) — Natural history + world cultures.
- Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) — Frank Gehry building, huge collection.
- CN Tower — City views (EdgeWalk if you dare).
🎯 Things to do
- Toronto Islands — Ferry over for bikes, beaches and skyline views.
- Queen West — Shopping, galleries and street art.
🌲 Outdoors & hikes
- High Park — Trails and cherry blossoms in spring.
- The Beaches boardwalk — Lakeside stroll east of downtown.
Hand-picked highlights for planning a trip around the games — verify hours & details before you go.
🏠 Where to stay in Toronto
Vacation rentals across Torontoon OwnerDirect — book direct with the owner, with more room than a hotel if you're travelling as a group.