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Scarborough
Former municipality, now the eastern part of Toronto.
Downtown
Toronto’s vibrant core—home to the CN Tower, top restaurants, theatres, and bustling business hubs. Perfect for work, nightlife, and sightseeing.
Etobicoke
Former municipality, now the western part of Toronto.
North York
Former municipality, now the north-central part of Toronto.
East End
The East End of Toronto, which is east of the Don River, is a vibrant, diverse district known for its multicultural neighborhoods, trendy shops and restaurants, and beautiful parks and beaches. It encompasses areas like Greektown, Leslieville, and The Beaches, offering a variety of attractions and a unique blend of old and new.
Midtown
Upscale residential area with leafy streets and stylish shopping along Yonge Street. Home to the historic Casa Loma, the vibrant Yonge & Eglinton hub, and beautiful ravine systems connecting green spaces throughout.
Uptown
North of Midtown, often referring to the Yonge corridor north of Eglinton.
West End
Toronto’s West end is a diverse area with established neighborhoods, trendy hotspots, a vibrant culture, eclectic mix of businesses, and a young, growing population. It’s bounded by Bathurst Street and Ossington Avenue to the east, St. Clair Avenue and Dundas Street West to the north, the Humber River to the west, and Lake Ontario to th…