This adorable book store in the Bloordale area has a unique feature. They have a book vending machine that gives out rare books for just $3 each! All you have to do is purchase a token and the vending machine will randomly select a book for you.

Spadina Museum is a historic property that lets you see what Toronto was like back in the early 1900s. The museum site includes six buildings, including a house that was built back in 1866, a two-storey garage and a chauffeur's residence that was built in 1909.

Most people don't know that there's a hidden vintage coffee truck in the Yorkville area that serves up some of the best coffee in the city. It's tucked away in a little courtyard down a short alleyway in the heart of Yorkdale. You can sit and enjoy a coffee and treats at their cozy tables.

The Thompson Toronto is definitely a well-known hotel in the city, but what a lot of people don't know is how breathtaking the view is from their rooftop lounge! In the warmer months, they open up the outdoor patio and pool to offer stunning views of the city skyline while you sip on a cocktail.

If you love plants, then you've got to check out the plant paradise that is Dynasty Plant Shop. Located in the Queen West area, this adorable house plant shop sells everything from massive house plants to hanging ones to mini succulents to liven up your space. They also sell accessories like planters.

This delicious Peruvian spot is tucked away in a small alleyway that's lit by lanterns and twinkly lights. On the other side of an unmarked door, you'll find a neon llama leading you downstairs to the foodie paradise that awaits you!

Sitting under where three overpasses unite is the colourful Underpass Park. It's a public space filled with stunning street art that is a popular spot for photoshoots. Tons of people use this as a public skate park, dog walking area and just a cool place to hang out during the warmer months.

This unique illusion room is hidden in the back of the Fluevog shoe store on Queen West. The building used to be a TD Bank with a big vault in the back. The store has transformed it into a cool illusionist room with a love seat where you can take fun pictures!

If you're looking for Japanese food in a warm and welcoming environment, then Kintaro Izakaya has got you covered. They specialize in traditional tapa-style dishes, as well as ramen and sushi.

This historic lighthouse was built all the way back in 1807 and carries a whole lot of mystery with it, even today. It's the site of where Toronto's first lighthouse keeper was murdered in 1815 and is said to still be haunted by him. This spot will definitely show you a creepier side of Toronto's history!