Highlights

With more than 24,000 works in its collection, the Art Gallery of Ontario is the largest art museum in Toronto and the eighth largest in North America. The permanent collection of the gallery contains works from over one thousand years of art, highlighted by the largest sculptor collection in the world of the famous British artist Henry Moore.

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Casa Loma is a majestic castle, built in the style of European medieval castles. Student visitors experience the unique opportunity of stepping back in time while touring the 98-rooms and grounds, stables, and the 800-foot underground tunnel. Let Travel Adventure arrange for your performance group to entertain guests in the gardens. Read more »

Toronto is famous for its diverse neighborhoods and marketplaces. Two of the cities most distinctive are Chinatown and Kensington Market. 
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One of the top tourist attractions, the CN Tower is the world's tallest, free standing building. Student visitors to the CN Tower will be thrilled by the high speed elevator ride to the observation deck, where they will get an amazing view of Toronto, Lake Erie and the surrounding region.
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The Hockey Hall of Fame is dedicated to Canada's most popular winter sport. The museum contains artifacts and memorabilia, such as equipment, uniforms, and trophies, and pays honor to the greatest players in the history of the game. It is also the home of the famous Stanley Cup – a must see for student groups.
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The Ontario Science Centre is one of the best educationally interactive science museums in the world. There are more than 800 exhibits showcased in 13 different exhibit halls covering topics such as technology, the environment, space, the human body, sports, and more. The science centre offers a number of daily demonstrations that illustrate scientific phenomena or principles of nature. Read more »

Treat your students with a visit to Playdium - Mississauga located just twenty minutes from downtown Toronto. This unique site features over 200 of the world's most challenging games, rides and sports simulators. It also has one of Canada's longest and most challenging go-kart tracks, putt-putt golf, and beach volleyball and basketball courts. Add an educational package which features a viewing of "Wilderness Adventure" shown on the Adventure Ride.

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The Roger’s Centre is the world's largest stadium with a retractable roof and the home of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team.  Visiting student groups can tour the stadium and its facilities. Read more »

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is one of the largest and most diverse museums in North America. With six million objects in its collections, student visitors can learn about archaeology, geology, mineralogy, paleontology, and zoology.
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The Toronto Zoo is one of the world's largest zoos spanning over 710 acres and containing 5,000 animals. The zoo strives to provide as naturalistic of an environment as possible for all of its animals, as well as create an environment that expands the knowledge base of its visiting student groups.

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