Ontario Science Centre Package 1 Night

Explore the Ontario Science Centre on your next trip to Toronto. This package includes a one-night accommodation, breakfast and a full day of fun at the Ontario Science Centre with adult and children admission tickets. Explore and experience this great package.

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Art Gallery of Ontario

A representation for art in the Toronto area has been an important element of the community for more than a century. In 1900, local citizens founded the Art Gallery of Ontario, formerly named the Art Museum of Toronto. By 1913, the Art Gallery displayed its first exhibitions in the historic Georgian estate known as the Grange. Throughout the initial years, additions were made to expand the gallery, resulting in 413,000 square feet of exhibit space by 1933.

By 2004, the gallery was ready for a significant renovation. Local architect, Frank Gehry designed the $276 million Transformation AGO project, his first project in Canada. The Art Gallery of Ontario was unveiled in 2008, featuring a new entrance, a new four-story wing made of blue titanium and glass and a new wood and glass facade.

Visitors to this impressive gallery view over 80,000 works of art, including European art, Oceanic art, modern art, African art, contemporary art and Renaissance and Baroque era art. With 480,000 square feet of space, the Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America's largest galleries. The gallery also includes space for a workshop, library, research center, lecture hall, event space, gift shop, restaurant, espresso bar and cafe. Schedule plenty of time in this fabouls museum. Enjoy your stay in Toronto area, as a guest of Best Western hotels.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

Also known as the Toronto Island Airport, the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is a public airport located on the on the Toronto Islands just south of the city of Toronto. Serving the Toronto metropolitan area, YTZ is Ontario’s third busiest airport in terms of passengers.

YTZ supports two airlines; Sky Regional Airlines and Porter Airlines – as well as two terminals. When flying into southern Ontario, be sure to find a nearby Best Western hotel in Toronto.

Casa Loma

The populous, global city of Toronto is home to a variety of museums, galleries, performing arts centers, sports venues and attractions. While visiting the Capital City, be sure to include a visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario and Casa Loma. This beautiful Gothic Revival style castle, known as "Canada's Majestic Castle", was the home for Financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt. A team of three hundred construction workers completed this incredible house from 1911 - 1914, at a cost of nearly $3.5 million. It was designed by E.J. Lennox, a local architect who also designed several other Toronto landmarks.

In addition to the 98-room house, the property included a potting shed, stables, a 4,380-square-foot Hunting Lodge, five acres of gardens and an 800-foot tunnel to the Hunting Lodge and stables. After World War I began, construction stopped and the third floor of the house was not completed.

By 1923, Pellatt moved out of the house. In 1937, the Kiwanis Club leased the castle and began offering tours for the public. Enjoy a self-guided tour of this magnificent estate to see the Great Hall, Library, Dining Room, the Conservatory, Serving Room, Peacock Alley, Study, Smoking Room, Billiard Room, Sir Henry Pellatt's Suite, Sir Henry Pellatt's Bathroom, Lady Pellatt's Suite, the Round Room and more. Be sure to schedule plenty of time to see it all. After a day of touring, check into the local Toronto Best Western hotel, for a wonderful night's rest.

Centreville Amusement Park

Centreville Amusement Park is located on Centre Island, on more than 600 acres of land, near Toronto. This summer-time park on Lake Ontario boasts of a variety of rides for little ones and adults. Whether you relax on the Sky Ride or scream on the Toronto Island Monster Coaster, there's plenty to do for the whole family.

Kids love to ride the Centreville Train, Pony Express and the Kiddie Boat. Families love riding in the Antique Cars, the Antique Carousel and the Ferris Wheel. Be prepared to get wet on the Log Flume Ride and glide across the lake on one of the life-like Swans. While in Toronto, stay close to the action as a guest of Best Western hotels and enjoy your viist.

PawsWay

A perfect spot for winter, PawsWay is a more than pet-friendly indoor eatery and 3,700 square foot space for dogs to roam off-leash in the city of Toronto. The first facility of its kind in Canada, PawsWay also offers free admittance and clean-up bags.

Closed on Tuesday, PawsWay also features exhibits, events and onsite experts for any pet-owner. PawsWay is located on Toronto’s Harbour Front, close to many Best Western hotels in Toronto.

Sony Centre for the Performing Arts

The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, located in downtown Toronto, hosts a wonderful variety of year-round entertaining performances. Plan a special evening out with a group of family or friends by attending your favorite performance at the centre. Cap off a wonderful evening, by enjoying a delicious meal made by the centre's Executive Chef.

Let the centre host your next special event and let the staff take care of the details.The centre is easily accessible to the GO train station, as well as to the TTC subway line. Those driving to the centre will find plenty of parking on Scott Street and on the Esplanade. After a fun evening out-on-the-town, settle into a comfortable Best Western guest room in Toronto.

Toronto Pearson International Airport

Known as the Lester B. Pearson International Airport, the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is a public airport serving the Toronto metropolitan area. Located north of downtown Toronto, Toronto Pearson International is the busiest and largest airport in Canada.

Established in 1939 as Malton Airport, Pearson supports passenger airlines such as Air Canada Express, Air Transat, CanJet, Sunwing Airlines and WestJet – and is a major hub for Air Canada. When flying into Toronto Pearson International Airport, be sure to look into a nearby Best Western hotel in Toronto.

Woofstock

A two-day, outdoor festival for dogs and their owners, Woofstock is held each summer in Toronto’s historic St. Lawrence Market Neighborhood. Woofstock is not only the largest dog festival in the Toronto metropolitan area, but also North America. Woofstock is free to the public, and features contests, shopping, and live entertainment – not to mention Winter Woofstock held in November.

Established in 2003, Woofstock offers everything from vendor booths, to pageants and "Yappy Hour." Spend your days exploring Woofstock with your four-legged friend, and your nights at a Best Western hotel in Toronto.