Attended my daughter's convocation. Beautiful historic campus. Fantastic celebration of her University experience.

My family went to this university. Its not really an attraction. People study really hard. However, definetely a really good university.

It's always fun to walk around the U of T campus. The grounds and the buildings remind you more of European universities than the more modern American campuses. It's bustling with students but quiet at the same time. If you're there anyway, check out the beautiful, old St Basil's Catholic Church right next door (on Bay Street corner St Joseph... More

Fairly standard University although there are quite a few historic buildings that make it well worth a visit. If you're in town for a while and looking to get out for a jog this a great place for it, particularly over towards Queen's Park.

Did you know that U of T is older than Canada? As Canada's largest university, it is a great spot for photographs and to view splendid architecture. There are free tours of the campus in the summer, as well as free art gallery at Hart House. Robart's library is a marvel. Summer weekends are often busy with wedding photos. Trinity... More

The University has some beautiful buildings, but it is not a place I would recommend visiting while in Toronto. There very little to see or do. It is worth driving by to see it.

typical campus setting , easy to find, had good security features,great transportation, very friendly , clean

Nice place to walk and enjoy the architecture. We didn't goin to any buildings but would have if they were open. Queens Park is nearby.

The older buildings are quite beautiful. The nearby park is nice. Nice bookshop. Good eating places nearby.