Royal Ontario Museum
Evergreen Brick Works
CN Tower
Yonge-Dundas Square
High Park
The Toronto Islands
St. Lawrence Market
Don Valley Trails
Eaton Centre
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Royal Ontario MuseumPart of the charm of Toronto’s largest museum (six million artifacts and counting) is that it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Kids are a major focus with a bat cave, costume dress-up areas, and plenty of hands-on areas to keep the learning going. Most recently they released a selfie guide complete with instructions on making sure you get it right: “When attempting to take a selfie with a dinosaur please ensure the dinosaur is actually in the shot.” You won’t be able to miss the building from the street: It’s the one with the gigantic glass crystal that juts out over Bloor Street and the sky-high dinosaur skeleton in the window. —Heather Greenwood Davis Follow Heather on Instagram at @heathergd.
Photograph by David Bishop, TandemStock

Top 10: Things to Do in Toronto

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September 28, 2015

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