Casa Loma is a perfect romantic spot for honeymooners. With gardens, stables, an art collection, a 150-foot tower and beautiful rooms to explore, Casa Loma is a true fairy tale location. Built in 1911, this Gothic Revival castle is now a museum and a popular filming location. You can explore the castle's terraces, and towers. You can also take a stroll through one of Toronto's many scenic parks and gardens surrounding the castle. This location also has a restaurant on site that features contemporary cuisine options and a beautiful outdoor patio to sit and enjoy.
Located in Old Town Toronto, the St. Lawrence Market is the best place to visit if you want a taste of Toronto's flavors. With over 120 vendors selling local and international products you can taste everything from smoked meats to fresh fruits and vegetables. You and your partner can browse through local artisanal foods and unique vendors amongst the street vendors that surround the area. In addition, there are plenty of places to eat where you can sample dozens of different foods and try out unique fusion dishes that Toronto has to offer.
The CN Tower is an iconic landmark of Toronto and boasts a breathtaking view from the Observation Deck that is 1,122 feet high. One of the best places to take photos as a couple, the CN Tower gives you an experience you wouldn't get anywhere else. The glass floor and the EdgeWalk experience --walking around the tower--are two of the highlights of the tower that are sure to give you an adrenaline rush. If you want to wind down, the revolving 360 Restaurant with its seasonal menus make it one of the best places to eat with a stunning view of Toronto’s skyline.
Take a fun ferry ride across Lake Ontario and head over to Toronto Islands. This transportation-free island is a relaxing location to spend some quality time with your other half. The area is relatively peaceful, with birdwatchers, picnickers, cyclists, and people strolling around Marina and Far Enough Farm and much more. The view of Toronto's skyline from Hanlan's Point and the historic lighthouse with its shimmering light on the lake is worth the visit by itself.
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of the largest art galleries in North America, boasting over 80,000 works in its collection. The building's design is a work of art in itself- with modern details like the Frank Gehry designed façade, and the historic Grange conservatory found within. The AGO is known for its collection of Canadian and international artworks. This is a perfect destination for couples who specifically enjoy art or are looking for a unique experience or perhaps, a wedding gift for each other.
If you have more than two days, consider visiting the Royal Ontario Museum and explore the local neighborhood of Kensington Market. For historical sites like Fort York, it is worth checking beforehand to see if they are open, as their operating hours change seasonally and during holidays. To save costs, you can also check out free locations like High Park and the Graffiti Alley.