Toronto World Cup Weekend

St. Lawrence Market

Visit the historic food market in Toronto, while exploring, grab something to eat, you’ll need the fuel as you go through the day!

Lunch / Unwind time

Hockey Hall of fame

Dive deep into hockey history!

Flexible Match/Watch Party time

Attend a watch party or even better, see the match live! A couple of watch festivals happening across the city: FIFA fan festival: https://torontofwc26.ca/FIFAFanFestival Canada soccer house: https://harbourfrontcentre.com/series/canada-soccer-house-2026/

Distillery District Dinner

The distillery district blends the old and new, and is widely regarded as Canada’s premier arts, culture and entertainment destination. Experience award-winning dishes from a diverse selection of International cuisines

Kensington Market walk and Brunch

Toronto's Kensington Market is an eclectic neighbourhood with a multicultural mix of supermarkets, street food, hole-in-the-wall boutiques and vintage clothing stores. Strolling through Kensington shops allows you to tap into the many different cultures that now make Toronto home. (Destination Toronto)

Art Gallery of Ontario

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of the largest and most distinguished art museums in North America. Located in downtown Toronto, it houses an expansive collection spanning from the first century to the present day.

Tranquil walk at Harbourfront

The Harbourfront Centre is a premier 10-acre non-profit cultural hub located on Toronto's waterfront. It hosts year-round contemporary arts, culture, and educational programs.

Flexible Match watch time

Attend a watch party or even better, see the match live! A couple of watch festivals happening across the city: FIFA fan festival: https://torontofwc26.ca/FIFAFanFestival Canada soccer house: https://harbourfrontcentre.com/series/canada-soccer-house-2026/

Night at the CN tower

Completed in 1976 by Canadian National, the 553.3-metre-high (1,815.3 ft) tower is an internationally recognized engineering marvel. It serves as a vital communications broadcast antenna and stands as Canada's most iconic tourist landmark. Observation Decks: Features multiple viewing platforms, including the "OverView" lower level and a famous glass floor looking straight down. EdgeWalk: Offers a thrill-seeking experience where visitors walk hands-free along the outside edge of the tower’s main pod. 360 Restaurant: Contains a revolving fine-dining restaurant that completes a full rotation every 72 minutes, providing panoramic city views.

Coffee and breakfast at KÕST

Perched on the 44th floor of the Bisha Hotel, it features panoramic views of downtown and the CN Tower. It serves bright, Baja-inspired breakfast items like coconut pancakes and avocado eggs benedict.

Retail therapy at Stackt Market

STACKT is North America’s largest shipping container market. Built entirely from over 120 reclaimed shipping containers, it converts 100,000 square feet of vacant land into a vibrant cultural, retail, and community hub

Ripley's Aquarium or Toronto Island

If you have some spare time and love sea life, visit Ripley’s aquarium, this massive 12,500-square-metre facility houses more than 20,000 aquatic animals representing over 450 distinct species. It holds 5.7 million litres of marine and freshwater habitats organized across 10 specialized galleries. Toronto Islands are a chain of 15 small islands located in Lake Ontario, situated directly south of Toronto's mainland downtown core.

Football watch party

Attend a watch party or even better, see the match live! A couple of watch festivals happening across the city: FIFA fan festival: https://torontofwc26.ca/FIFAFanFestival Canada soccer house: https://harbourfrontcentre.com/series/canada-soccer-house-2026/