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Hang out like a local

Interesting eateries, buzzworthy bars, contemporary art galleries, and a vibrant creative scene make Parkdale worth the visit when you fly to Toronto and land at Pearson or Billy Bishop airports. With diverse entertainment at all corners, this west end neighbourhood offers something for everyone.

Discover a wide selection of gourmet restaurants offering international cuisine. All along the strip of Queen Street West is where you'll find locations that come alive and transform into music venues and lively basement parties. Grab a bite while showing off some of your best dance moves.

Explore the neighbourhood's creative side at the Parkdale Arts and Cultural Centre to see vibrant creativity and inspiring art.

Sip on a locally-brewed, craft, or imported beer with Parkdale's selection of buzzworthy bars. Choose to raise your glass at new and trendy bars or stick to longstanding favourites beloved by the locals.

On Cowan Avenue, you can get lost in a good novel at the Parkdale branch of the Toronto Public Library. Cozy up and enjoy a relaxing time with your favourite book.

Grab some fresh air with a stroll along the boardwalk at Sunnyside Beach. In summer, you can take a dip in the Sunnyside Gus Ryder Outdoor Pool, have a shaded picnic right on the lakefront, or enjoy views from the Sunnyside Pavilion café.

With shops, cafés, restaurants, and bars easily accessible by foot, you'll have no problem making your way around Parkdale. You can even try your hand at mastering the streetcar route on Queen Street West for a real Toronto feel.

Book a flight to Toronto and discover the Parkdale appeal after landing at Pearson or Billy Bishop.

See what's brewing

A flight to Toronto landing at Pearson or Billy Bishop airports will bring you closer to the past when you visit the Distillery District.

Toronto's Distillery District is home to the largest and best-preserved Victorian industrial architecture in North America. The area was formerly known as Gooderham and Worts Distillery, the largest distillery in the world in its prime, and was expanded to include venues for arts, culture, food, and entertainment in 2003. This created the pedestrian-only entertainment and arts hub that exists today as the Distillery Historic District.

This area is the perfect spot to take in amazing buildings from some of the city's best patios. From a romantic dinner to a fun night out with friends, the Distillery District delivers. International cuisine, wine bars, oyster bars, brewpubs, chocolate makers, and specialty coffee shops are scattered throughout the area for you to enjoy.

The district is packed with tons of performing theatres, art retailers, and galleries. Make your way through the Victorian buildings and cobblestone streets to discover all of the area's artistic gems.

Case Goods Warehouse is a must-visit space and essential to the preservation of the area's beautiful architecture and artsy feel. Part of a not-for-profit organization, the Artscape Project works to restore and protect historical sites around Toronto. Head on over to the Case Goods Warehouse and enjoy the creativity within.

The annual Distillery District Christmas Market transforms the already gorgeous area into a winter wonderland. With a lit-up evergreen towering in the centre square and lights strung up in all directions, the Distillery District shines bright for the season. The market's sweet treats, handmade goods, festive shops, and horse-drawn carriages are sure to put you in the holiday spirit.

Book a flight to Toronto and land at Pearson or Billy Bishop, to see how the Distillery District brings historic and modern appeal together in perfect harmony.