Toronto
Toronto is the city where global diversity meets neighbourhood character, where musicians share the spotlight with world-class chefs. From fashion to art to food and film, the city welcomes every kind of traveller. Home to the Toronto International Film Festival, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the indie energy of Queen Street, Toronto rewards the curious.
James Abrazado
W InsiderWhat to Know
YORKVILLE, OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD
Boho meets style in Yorkville, the fashion, art, and dining hub of the city. Once a Victorian village of struggling artists, it is now a posh hangout for Toronto’s culturati, with high-end shops along the Mink Mile, relaxed cafes, and fine dining. W Toronto sits right in the heart of it.
Tuh-ronno
/tuh-RONNO/
noun.
Locals never pronounce the second « T » in Toronto.
Closest Airport
Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Language
English
What to Do
TONO By Akira Back
TONO By Akira Back at W Toronto is an elevated rooftop escape, where Nikkei cuisine, artful cocktails, and panoramic city views create an unforgettable dining experience.
TOKI Listening Bar
TOKI Listening Bar offers a discreet, listening-led speakeasy tucked behind TONO By Akira Back, where Japanese whisky-forward cocktails and live vinyl DJs set the tone for an immersive nightlife experience.
Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is one of Canada’s premier cultural destinations, where world-renowned exhibitions, towering dinosaur fossils, ancient civilizations, and remarkable global collections inspire wonder at every turn.
St, Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market is a must-visit Toronto landmark, celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere, renowned food vendors, local specialties, and rich heritage in the heart of Old Town.
