Toronto Islands: More than 600 acres of parkland surrounded by the shimmering waters of Lake Ontario.

The Martin Goodman Trail: Toronto’s waterfront Martin Goodman Trail stretches along the lakefront from the eastern beaches out to the Etobicoke waterfront.

Come sail away: The waterfront and Queen’s Quay Yachting, National Yacht Club, Alexandra Yacht Club, and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club are all nearby.

Harbourfront: Waterfront theatre and dance, craft studios, festivals, international cuisine, Yo-Yo Ma’s Music Garden, concert venues that come alive with bands from around the world, the galleries of York Quay, films, exhibitions, boutiques and contemporary Canadian art - Harbourfront surrounds you with cosmopolitan flair and lakefront ambiance.

Spectacular sports and entertainment: Live at The Tower at King West and you will be minutes from the Roger’s Centre, Molson Amphitheatre and Air Canada Centre, the King West Entertainment District, including the Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales Theatres and Roy Thompson Hall.

Easy access to transportation: The Tower puts you just steps from the King streetcar line, giving your fast, easy and convenient access to the King and Bay financial core, the Spadina and Harbourfront LRTs, Union Station, the GO Transit System, Yonge and University subway lines, Bloor Subway and all major downtown bus routes.

You will also have easy access to every major road and highway in Toronto, including the Gardiner Expressway, Don Valley Parkway and QEW – so whether you need to head for the east or west end, airport, Toronto Island Airport, or other destination, fast and efficient transportation is there to meet your needs.