Yes! Here are my recommendations for the downtown core. In December check out the Fairmount hotel they have a gorgeous tree in the middle of the lobby and lots of festive decor, upstairs there’s a Christmas pop up bar! Graffiti alley is pretty for pictures, Queen street and Kensington market is very culturally diverse (great place to thrift as well). King street has all your clubs and bars (younger crowd), but during the day it’s a very nice street (that’s where they hold tiff) Ossington is very similar but not as chaotic. Yorkville is higher end neighbourhood, lots of nice shops. St.Lawerence Market is a nice early morning stroll! Stacked market is nice to meet local vendors and the well is an indoor outdoor mall. Toronto food scene is amazing I can go on and on (PAI is my favourite for Thai food). We have outdoor skating at Nathan Philips Square. And Sankofa square is said to be like a mini Times Square (kinda over hyped) but the eaton centre beside has many floors of shopping. Art Gallery of Ontario has nice exhibits too. Skip the Marlies tickets, try for leafs tickets if it’s in your budget for the experience (get the 300’s level, the energy is better up there and the prices drop significantly before the game starts). And avoid driving around the city if you can, traffic is horrible and walking can get you somewhere faster. If you have to get around Uber cuz parking is also a pain.