Apartments in Toronto

Are you thinking of your next holiday destination? Toronto is a great city with lots of apartments to choose from for your stay. Find cosy and affordable apartments in Chinatown or more exclusive ones in the prestigious area of Harbourfront. If you are looking for a great area with entertainment, Entertainment District is where all the fun happens. For shopping, the best area to stay is close to downtown, where the main shops are. Every property is equipped with every single detail to make your stay a very comfortable one.

Most apartments are suitable for 3, 4 and 5 people. Close to the city centre, you enjoy views of the skyline from the balcony. Comfortable lounges, nice decorated interiors and open floor plans. These apartments are ideal for families who wish to stay central or for groups of friends looking for an urban holiday in a vibrant and beautiful city. You can add your furry little friends to the trip as many apartments allow your pets to enjoy the holidays with you.

Toronto is in the bucket list of every traveller. The vibrant atmosphere draws you in since you arrive in Toronto. Indomitable, lively, where life beats with strength in every corner. A wide array of entertainment and temptress activities to enjoy all year-round. Many neighbourhoods and area to visit such as Little Italy, Koreatown, Chinatown, Little Portugal, Little Budapest, Little Poland or Little India. A multicultural environment with more than 100 languages. How long will you wait to know the city?

For a bit of culture and entertainment, Toronto certainly is a great city with a wide offer. It is home to the fabulous Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), the largest one in Canada. The gallery offers interesting things to see both outside and inside, thanks to the latest and modern addition - Frank Gehry. Enjoy the visit to the Henry Moore Room and the fabulous pieces of art of the different exhibitions. Besides paintings, photographs and sculptures the cultural offer includes the latest shows, musicals, operas and symphonies at the best performing venues in Toronto - The Four seasons Centre, The Royal Alexandra Theatre, The Princess of Wales Theatre or the Roy Thomson Hall. All of them are in the entertainment district, so make sure you spend some time around.

It is always good to have different and new perspectives of things. From the top of the CN Tower, at 553 metres, you will get the most impressive views over the city. Get to the top of this modern Seven Wonders of the World and peek down if you are not afraid of heights. The city will be right under your feet. The magnificent glass floor of the viewing deck allows you to see every roof, terrace and building around you from above. But for truly insane views, go higher and get to the SkyPod or walk and stand hands-free on the ledge of the SkyWalk. And the icing on the cake is a helicopter tour of the city.

Take a day trip to marvel at the most impressive wonders of nature in North America and Canada, Niagara Falls. An hour and a half away from Toronto you can enjoy a day in this iconic landmark, admiring the falls, taking pictures and get on the “Lady of the Mist” and see the falls from underneath. A truly unique experience that you and your dearest ones will remember for years to come.

The city is a hub of several cultures from all over the world and there is no better place than Kensington Market to experience the sense of multiculturality. This is a former Jewish Market that has turned into a funky area with eclectic artists, foodies and literature buffs. Locals and tourists mingle around the food stores, cafés, art galleries and unique different shops. It is home to Number 8 Fire Station and Bellevue Square Park.

Not far from Toronto, in Lake Ontario there are a few islands you can visit and they are part of the city and that is why they hold the same name - the Toronto Islands. Amongst the 13 islands, the central one is the most popular and boasts a big park with an area for picnics, a beach and an amusement park. They own their own airport and some of the islands are home to the most exclusive yacht clubs and marinas.

Blending old and new is a very distinguished feature of the Distillery District. Listed as a National Historic Site is an exclusive residential and shopping area with antique and old Victorian-era buildings that have been refurbished and turned into lovely shops, cosy restaurants and modern lofts. An area that oozes culture and a great dining scene surrounded with micro-breweries, jewellery and funky coffee shops. If you are around the city in December, go and visit the Christmas Market. The whole place turns into a big winter wonderland.

Are you a fashion lover? Do you like shoes? Yes, that’s right shoes. If you want to see a unique collection of footwear from everywhere, you can now see it at The Bata Shoe Museum, displaying over 13,500 items. There is a gallery inside and three different exhibits that change regularly. You can learn about the history of shoes and footwear in general. Admire fantastic pairs of the most impressive collections worn by Elton John, Elvis Presley or Queen Victoria.

The city is a true haven for shopping lovers. Downtown is the hub to find the most exclusive boutiques, international brands and varied shops. From vintage clothes and accessories to houseware, books or children’ toys. There are many areas where you can shop all day such as Bloor-Yorkville, Yonge and Eglington, Kensington Market, Leslieville and Queen Street West.