There is also the downtown view of Scaramouche, One of the most luxe dining experiences in the city; this restaurant has played a vibrant part in Toronto’s dining scene for more than 30 years. But if you’re headed downtown, check out Canoe, Located on the 54th floor of the TD Centre, this restaurant offers a breathtaking view of the city and Lake Ontario. No matter where you go, you’ll be sure to find something to delight all your senses.

Looking for other places to wine and dine your sweetheart? Check out these couple-friendly restaurants with a great view:

• Roof Lounge (Park Hyatt)
• C5 (ROM)
• Luma (TIFF Lightbox)
• 360 restaurant at CN Tower

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From the dazzling show-stopping artistry of a Merry Toronto Symphony Orchestra Christmas, to the glorious and stirring performance of Handel’s Messiah, where the Toronto Symphony Orchestra joins forces with the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir’s and internationally renowned, award-winning vocal artists, and conductor Nicholas McGegan at Toronto’s Roy Thompson Hall.

Looking for something a little more jolly? Then check out Second City’s Nut-cracking Holiday Revue, a seasonal blend of hilarious scenes, songs and their trademark improvisation with a sprig of holiday mischief for a night of spirited fun. Or celebrate the tradition of “Canada’s favourite storyteller”, Stuart McLean & the Vinyl Café as they stop in Toronto for their 2012 Christmas Tour. Or, see them all with our Romantic Holiday package.

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Toronto is a city enjoyed on two feet. From the glitter and sparkle of holiday displays, to the intimate boutiques, there are more than enough romantic holiday stroll options to keep you and your loved one busy all weekend long.

Bloor-Yorkville a.k.a. Mink Mile
Stroll through Bloor -Yorkville and get into the spirit of the season. Take in the lighting displays and holiday events in one of Toronto's most decadent neighbourhoods. A network of laneways, cobblestone courtyards and streets lined with charming Victorian restorations, Yorkville is filled with antique shops, art galleries, jewelers, designer boutiques and luxury fashion stores. Stop to look at Holt Renfrew’s designer Holiday windows or have a drink at the Roof lounge on the 18th floor of the Park Hyatt Hotel.

Yonge Street/Yonge-Dundas Square
Take a stroll down Yonge St. and you’ll be amazed by the lights suspended above the street, three-dimensional sleigh and reindeer, magical holiday window displays and much more. Make your way to Yonge-Dundas Square and be dazzled by an array of extraordinary holiday lighting installations.

Queen Street
Continue on Queen Street where you can see The Bay’s annual holiday window display, or go skating at Nathan Phillips square. Don’t worry, there are plenty of places to stop to eat and drink along the way.

The Historic Distillery District
Get transported back in time this holiday with a visit to the Historic Distillery District. Stroll down the brick-paved lanes amidst a charming collection of vibrantly restored Victorian Industrial buildings. It’s home to live theatre, galleries, fashion, design and jewelry boutiques, unique cafes, award-winning restaurants, and from November 30th to December 16th, the Lowe’s Toronto Christmas Market. A free annual event that transforms the Distillery District into a magical and romantic setting that recreates the sights, sounds and smells of a traditional European Christmas market.

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