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Sheridan College Residence & Conference Centre - Oakville
★★ **

Rates from: $75

Holiday Inn Oakville Centre
★★★ ***

Rates from: $98

Monte Carlo Inn Oakville Road East
★★★ ***

Rates from: $77.39

Hilton Garden Inn Toronto-Oakville
★★★ ***

Rates from: $79.2

Homewood Suites by Hilton Toronto-Oakville
★★★ ***

Rates from: $155.8

Holiday Inn Oakville at Bronte
★★★ ***

Rates from: $115

Staybridge Suites Oakville Burlington
★★★ ***

Rates from: $130.99

Quality Hotel and Suites Oakville
★★★ ***

Rates from: $91.99

Country Inn by Carlson-Oakville/Toronto
★★★ ***

Rates from: $83.3

Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Burlington
★★★ ***

Rates from: $109

What to Do in Toronto

CN Tower

With its 553 metres, it was once the highest building in the world. One of the modern Seven Wonders of the World. Visit the public observatory.

Casa Loma

A Gothic revival style house, now serving as a museum depicting life of the Canadians in the past. It was built between 1911 and 1914 by architect E. J. Lennox.

Old City Hall Toronto

A former city hall and unique piece of architecture designed by famous architect E. J. Lennox.

Royal Ontario Museum

This museum with very extravagant architecture focuses on cultural and natural history. It contains over six million items.

Harbourfront Centre

This cultural centre offers wide range of activities for education and entertainment. It is focused on skating, food, literature etc.

Fort York

A system of fortification built by British colonizers of Canada. Since 1923 it is the National Historic Site of Canada.

Rogers Centre

A large sport stadium which is home to the Toronto Blue Jays and the Toronto Argonauts. Its unique roof can be completely closed or opened.

Church of the Holy Trinity Toronto

A Gothic Revival church built in 1847 which belongs to the Anglican Church. It was the fourth Anglican church in Toronto.

Toronto Music Garden

This unique park is a reflection in landscape of Bach's Suite No. 1 in G Major for unaccompanied cello.

Holt Renfrew

A fashion boutique with over 170 years tradition. Fashion fans can spend hours and hours of shopping here.

Kensington Market

Unique neighborhood with many interesting restaurants, stores, cafes and other hidden gems. Just wander around and explore this peculiar place.

Hockey Hall of Fame

Sacred place for all ice hockey fans. It is the greatest ice hockey museum in the world. You can admire everything connected with ice hockey here.

St. Lawrence Market

From local fruits and veggies to the fresh meat and fish there is always something you will be tempted to pick up! One of the best food shopping places in Toronto.