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What to Know

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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.

Talk Like a Local

Tuh-ronno

/tuh-RONNO/
noun.

Locals never pronounce the second “T” in Toronto.

“We’ve just landed in Tuh-ron-oh”

Closest Airport

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Currency

Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Language

English

What to Do

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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.

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