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Holidays in Koreatown

Quit getting jealous over your mates' travel pics and start snapping your own in Koreatown. A fabulous 'hood in the Ontario capital of Toronto, you'll want to kick yourself for not going there sooner. Toronto has a population of around 2,600,000 people. Try to hang out with a few of them! To get to Koreatown from Pearson International Airport, grab a taxi and travel east for 16 kilometres. From the centre of Toronto, it's 3 kilometres to the northwest.

Koreatown is a sightseer's wonderland. A good deal of the city's top attractions are dotted near this interesting neighbourhood, including CN Tower and the University of Toronto. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue on to the Hockey Hall of Fame and Casa Loma. A great way to better understand this city is to visit a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not take off to nearby Little Italy and The Annex and discover their sights and sounds?

It's tough to get bored here. There are so many excellent things to experience within close reach of the city centre, such as the Royal Ontario Museum.

The Second City, The Pinball Cafe and Spin Toronto are perfect for those travelling without children.

Want to give your mind a workout? The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, the InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre, the Headbones Gallery and the Edward Day Gallery are a few leading cultural places.

Occasionally an artwork can impress you so much that you just have to learn about its background. See if the staff can give you some information about the pieces at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Art Gallery of Toronto and the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art.

There's no knowing what you'll discover when exploring the fascinating exhibits at the Bata Shoe Museum, the Gardiner Museum, the MZTV Museum of Television and the CBC Museum. If you don't want to miss a thing, see if you can hop aboard a guided tour.

You can't beat that feeling of anticipation when a live performance is about to kick off. Take your seat and wait for the curtains to go up at Medieval Times, the Massey Hall, Royal Thomson Hall and the Princess of Wales Theatre.

Do you know your eagle from your albatross and your wood from your wedge? Whether you're a whiz on the green or a newcomer, golf is a game for everyone! You can play a few rounds here at the Scarlett Woods Golf Course and the Lakeshore Links Indoor Golf.

There's nothing quite like a holiday with the kids to help you see things in a new light. Embrace your inner child and have fun at the Toronto Public Library, Harbourfront Centre, Exhibition Place and The Distillery Historic District.

The Canadian National Exhibition and Centreville Amusement Park are excellent places to take the little ones for an action-packed day of adventure.

Grenadier Pond, Martin Goodman Trail and Toronto Sculpture Garden are amazing places for nature lovers to enjoy the outdoors.

Pack a picnic and bring some friends down to have a chat in one of the wonderful green spaces nearby. Choose from HTO Park, Grange Park, Withrow Park and Etienne Brule Park.

There's nothing like indulging in a bit of shopping. Go on, splurge at Toronto Eaton Centre, Chinatown Centre, St. Lawrence Market and Queen's Quay Terminal.

Campbell House Museum, Nathan Phillips Square, the Ontario College of Art and Design and the Osgoode Hall have so many tales to tell. History nerd or not, you're sure to find out something at these age-old sites.

Whatever your background or beliefs, it's worth checking out St. Michael's Cathedral, the Kiever Synagogue, Church of the Holy Trinity and Knox Presbyterian Church.

Don't miss out on an opportunity to visit the sporting mecca of Lamport Stadium. Catch a live game of rugby league in your red and black and see home team the Canada National Team (Wolverines) in action. Alternatively, you can come down and support the Ryerson Rams or the SC Toronto, two other teams who also call this venue home.

Hotels in Koreatown

Whether you're looking for a basic room to lay your head or one with the whole kit and caboodle, Koreatown has you sorted. For a great night's sleep that won't break the budget, check out the Pimblett's Downtown Toronto B&B (242 Gerrard Street East) or the Super 8 Downtown Toronto (222 Spadina Ave). Alternatively, let the expert staff at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto or the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto take care of you. After all, what are vacations for if not spoiling yourself?

If you were hoping to stay close to CN Tower, The Adelaide Hotel Toronto and the Shangri-la hotel Toronto are both within walking distance.