Shore Excursions - St. Lawrence
Seaway and Thousand Island Cruise

Toronto, Ontario

Art Gallery of Ontario
www.ago.net/navigation/flash/frameset.cfm
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Art Gallery of Ontario is the eighth largest art museum in North America. The Gallery's collection comprises more than 36,000 works representing 1000 years of extraordinary art. The collection includes European Old Masters and Canadian and International contemporary works. The AGO also houses the world's largest public collection of works by renowned British sculptor Henry Moore.

Fort York
www.toronto.ca/culture/fort_york.htm
Historic Fort York, the location of the Battle of York during the War of 1812 is the 1793 birthplace of modern Toronto. It is home to Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings and is designated as a National Historic site. Open year-round, Historic Fort York offers seasonal guided tours, musket, drill and music demonstrations.

Black Creek Pioneer Village
www.toronto.com/attractions/listing/000-100-039
A visit to Black Creek Pioneer Village is a step back in time to 19th-century Ontario. Forty authentically restored homes, workshops, public buildings and farms recreate the atmosphere of life in a rural Victorian community of the 1860s. Craftspeople and workers wearing period costumes demonstrate skills such as open-hearth cooking, bread-making, looming, milling, blacksmithing, sewing, printing and more.

CN Tower Look Out and Glass Floor Experience
www.cntower.ca
In 58 seconds you will find yourself at a height of 1,136 feet. The Look Out level offers breathtaking views, Horizons Café and the CN Tower Extreme Photo Desk; one of many souvenir photo opportunities. One level down you will find not only the Glass Floor but the Outdoor Observation level where you can feel the breeze at 1,122 feet above the ground.