Open on Christmas Day:

Shopping:

- Pacific Mall: Open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., this vibrant hub offers a taste of Asian culture with diverse shops and delectable dining options.

Food and Grocery:

- Rabba: A go-to for quick grocery needs.

- Summerhill Market: Here from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for all your festive essentials.

- Eataly: All locations are buzzing with gourmet offerings for your Christmas feast.

- Wine Rack: Perfect for stocking up on celebratory drinks!

Tourist Attractions:

- Ripley’s Aquarium: Dive into an aquatic wonderland.

- Toronto Zoo: Open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., where you can enjoy the beautiful winter scenery and see how the animals celebrate.

- CN Tower: Offering stunning panoramic views from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. – don’t miss it!

- Allan Gardens Conservatory & Centennial Park Conservatory: Both open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., providing a lush escape from the cold.

- Riverdale Farm: Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., ideal for a family outing.

Parks and Trails:

- Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Toronto’s snowy parks and trails, with many facilities remaining open for a festive outdoor experience.

Closed on Christmas Day:

Restaurants:

- Many restaurants may be closed or operating on reduced hours, so it's prudent to call ahead to avoid disappointment.

Public Services:

- All non-emergency federal, provincial, and municipal services, including City Hall, will be closed.

- Canada Post: No mail pick-up or delivery today.

- Banks: All major banks will be closed.

- Libraries: Your local library will not be open—plan your reading for another time.

Shopping Malls:

- Expect major shopping locations like Eaton Centre, CF Markville, CF Fairview Mall, and many others to be closed—perfect for a peaceful day at home.

Food and Grocery:

- Shops like Longo’s, Whole Foods, St. Lawrence Market, and liquor stores will be closed. Make sure to stock up ahead of time if you're planning a holiday gathering!

Tourist Attractions:

- Don't plan visits to favorites like the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Aga Khan Museum, Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), and Casa Loma, as they will be closed for the day.

Transit Schedule:

- TTC will be running on a Sunday service, which may mean less frequency. Plan your travel accordingly!

- GO Transit will be operating on a Saturday schedule, so check times before heading out.

Waste Collection:

- Keep in mind that there will be no garbage collection on Christmas Day, so set those bins aside until the next scheduled day.

Make sure to take full advantage of all that’s open in Toronto on Christmas Day! Enjoy the holiday spirit, indulge in some festive treats, and soak in the beauty of the city—because who knows when the next magical moment might come? Don’t miss out on the holiday fun!