Romantic Getaways in Toronto

Experience the iconic views over Toronto with your loved one. The CN Tower is the tallest building in the city and it also has a panoramic restaurant where you can look out onto the night lights while enjoying a romantic dinner.

These 15 small islands provide the opportunity for some outdoor fun with your loved one. Go biking, paddle boating, canoeing, or kayaking together.

For an evening full of laughs, head to this comedy club reputed for its excellent stand-up comedy shows. This venue has hosted comedy legends like Martin Short and John Candy.

The underwater world has its own romantic charm. Ripley’s Aquarium introduces you and your lover to 16,000 marine species.

This large and affordable cultural centre is located on Toronto's waterfront. It's the perfect place to discuss contemporary art, or enjoy a cutting-edge theatre performance.

Toronto's only castle is a must for romantics. After visiting the castle, spend some time in the castle gardens with your partner.

This man-made beach on Lower Jarvis Street is delightfully decorative, with pretty pink beach umbrellas and candy-striped rocks. Splash and play in the waters with your loved one here.

This trendy area is the place to stay if you are looking for an urban, multicultural experience.

Rated the world’s coolest neighbourhood by Vogue Magazine, Queen West has numerous galleries, antique shops, and trendy bars.

Cobblestone-streets, theatres, art galleries, upscale boutiques, bars, and restaurants housed in charming 19th c. buildings await in this posh district.

Toronto’s oldest neighbourhood is well-known for the tall, narrow houses on Boor Street. The district's many boutiques make it a shopper’s paradise.

This charming district brings you back in time to the early 19th c., perfect for romantic evening walks.

The city’s art and culture venues are concentrated on this area, ensuring plenty of romantic evenings at the theatre.