Getting around Toronto...Help! — Page 2

Thank you, all. Your willingness to share and help is most touching.

I did find a great website dedicated to theatre in Toronto. (Unfortunately, I was "teased" by a Shaw Festival production of Mack and Mabel, a show I have never seen but always wanted to. However, I'm afraid it's quite far from Toronto.)

I will be there later in the month so will miss the film festival. But one thing i will NOT miss is the Bata Shoe Museum!

Keep your suggestions coming. I appreciate them so much.

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Miss P, I have spent quite a bit of time in Toronto and it's a beautiful, cosmopolitan city. I find it very easy to get around between the subway and walking. I have stayed at the Fairmount Royal York, the Sheraton Centre, the Renaissance and the Westin Harbour Castle. I would recommend the Sheraton of those. The Fairmount is lovely, but the rooms are smallish and the Westin has great waterfront views but is a bit further removed from downtown -- you sort of go through a no-mans land under the highway when walking. The shoe museum is not to be missed! The gardens and churches near the university are also quite smashing. Great restaurants!!!!

I forgot to add that the only place that can be really crowded, and perhaps a problem for your daughter, might be around the shopping district -- Eaton Center (especially on weekends)

Updated On: 8/27/07 at 09:55 AM