Toronto

Toronto offers a range of free activities for residents and visitors alike. Some of the highlights include exploring the Tommy Thompson Park, enjoying the panoramic views of the city skyline at Polson Pier, visiting the unique urban space of The Bentway, exploring the historical Old City Hall, experiencing the bustling St. Lawrence Market, walking through the underground PATH network, relaxing at Cherry Beach, taking a free walking tour of the city, biking along the Martin Goodman Trail, visiting the Allan Gardens Conservatory, exploring the Royal Ontario Museum for free on the third Tuesday of the month, and enjoying the outdoor activities at High Park.
A vibrant winter evening scene featuring a skating rink with people skating, surrounded by colorful red lanterns and bright dragon figures. Snow-covered surroundings and tall buildings in the background indicate a city setting. Many people are gathered, some enjoying the event at nearby tables. The decorations and atmosphere suggest a cultural celebration, possibly Chinese New Year.

SPARK the Lunar New Year 2026: Toronto’s Free Festival Celebrating Year of the Horse

Toronto’s SPARK the Lunar New Year 2026 delivers a spectacular free cultural celebration at Nathan Phillips Square, February 14–15, 2026. This premier multicultural festival offers world-class entertainment, ice skating, traditional performances, and interactive workshops without admission fees—perfect for budget-conscious families seeking authentic
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