Top Things to do in Richmond Hill
Top 10 Things to do in Richmond Hill, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Richmond Hill, Canada including Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, Toogood Pond Park, Exclusive Sport Rentals, Promenade Shopping Centre, Varley Art Gallery, Wilcox Lake, The Markham Pan Am Centre, Sanctuary Day Spas, The Tickled Toad, Kindred Spirits Orchestra.
Restaurants in Richmond Hill
1. Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By 761susies - Toronto, Canada
It is so nice to have a professional theatre venue north of the city WITH PARKING! It's so much easier to navigate this area than downtown Toronto. And it's nice to have big acts come here, yet the atmosphere is cosy and intimate. Beautifully luxurious inside.
2. Toogood Pond Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Liam98 - Unionville
Great Mall with everything you could ever want in a shopping experience. Food court second only to Yorkdale for quality and selection. Arrived at 8.45 only to see most of the spots close to the entrance occupied. Are the employees taking these spots?
3. Exclusive Sport Rentals
Overall Ratings
5 based on 103 reviews
Exclusive Sport Rentals is your one-stop shop for all of your sports equipment rental needs in Ontario. No matter where your adventure leads you - on water, snow, land, or maybe even catching some air, we'll get you there with the latest equipment. Whether you're water skiing, jet skiing, mountain or road biking, skiing or snowboarding, we will make your next adventure unforgettable!
Reviewed By Sairaphais - Toronto
I've rented twice from Exclusive sports now from groups of 8+ to a group with just 3 sets - Exclusive Sport Rentals has always come through and was quick, knowledgeable and extremely friendly throughout the whole experience. All the gear was in great shape and they were able to answer many questions I had about the sport itself. Will definitely be renting from here again :)
4. Promenade Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Alan S - Vaughan, Canada
The Promenade has been around since the 80"s but has really never fully caught on.
Over the years it has had interesting tenants but today it is saddled with Sears as the anchor. Sears is a total disaster and drags the entire place down.
Now, with new owners who are committed to find a formula that will work, there is hope for the future. My suggestion is to boot Sears and attract Simons or a small Saks. They will both draw.
Hopefully in the next few years the mall will be improved.
5. Varley Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
The Varley presents Exhibitions of historical and contemporary Canadian art, and offers educational programs year-round. Through research, Exhibitions, community programming and publications, the Gallery explores the art of F.H. Varley – a founding member of the Group of Seven – his peers, and other artists who have shaped artistic practice in Canada.
Reviewed By Worldwatcher - Toronto, Canada
A nice modern building at the end of Unionville's historic Main Street. The permanent Varley collection is quite interesting. The special exhibits can vary.... this time it was about communication, which did very little for me. However it is always worthwhile taking the time to look in when in the area.
6. Wilcox Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
7. The Markham Pan Am Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By wasntme58 - Toronto, Canada
I went to see the water polo Pan Am events here. Canada won! The pool is impressive as the 2 outer walls can be moved and the floor can be dropped. I can't wait to see what they do with it when the tournament is over. Of course it's very clean and quite impressive. The score boards can be seen from anywhere in the ample Seating area. There are also gorgeous badminton courts with stadium Seating behind. This is a first class building. Markham will be lucky to inherit it after the games.
8. Sanctuary Day Spas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 340 reviews
Recently renovated with a sophisticated European decor, the Sanctuary Day Spa in Vaughan is the city's premier day spa, an urban retreat of the highest standard with a full range of spa services. Conveniently located on Rutherford Rd. Close to Vaughan Mills Shopping Mall and Paramount Canada's Wonderland.
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
a lovely service. a bit cold in the room. I was not crazy about the setup of the facial beds...head-to-head, as opposed to side-by-side. the point of being together in the same room was to spend time with each other and enjoy the service. we couldn't see one another in the setup of the beds. so kind of pointless in that regard. but the service was good.
9. The Tickled Toad
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Sidonya W
Fantastic eats...amazing portions...great service & don't forget to try the fried pickles. Suitable for kids, adults, seniors. Shoot a game of pool or watch a game on the multiple screens. Enjoy!
10. Kindred Spirits Orchestra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
The Kindred Spirits Orchestra has performed since 2009, to a great acclaim, sold-out audiences, and standing ovations at the legendary CBC Glenn Gould Studio in downtown Toronto. As of the 2011, the Kindred Spirits Orchestra has also established a 6-concert subscription series at the Flato Markham Theatre, in addition to 3 community-outreach and 2 educational Concerts. Led by the charismatic Maestro Kristian Alexander, the Kindred Spirits Orchestra is enjoying an enormous popularity among York Region's residents and continues to attract avid audiences across the Greater Toronto Area. The Kindred Spirits Orchestra performs a wide range of compositions by Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Handel, Tchaikovsky, Haydn, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Chopin, and many others. Ardent supporter of contemporary music, the Kindred Spirits Orchestra created, also in 2011, Markham Contemporary Music Festival, an annual event that has brought to life great pieces of the 20th century by Lutoslavsky, Stravisnky, Philip Glass, Honegger as well as by illustrious Canadian composers such as Garry Kulesha, Brian Current, Larysa Kuzmenko, Daniel Friedman, Kevin Lau, Constantine Caravassilis and James Campbell. During the past few years alone, the orchestra has regularly worked with internationally renowned soloists such as pianists Andre Laplante, Christina Quilico and James Parker, harpist Ann Hobson Pilot, violinists Jacques Israelievitch, Joelle Kee and Marc Djokic, cellist Rachel Mercer, soprano Rebecca Whelan, and tenor Keith Klassen, among many others. In 2014, the KSO has also given the Canadian premiere of John Williams' fame piece "On Willows and Birches" as well as the world premiere of James Campbell's Concerto for Harp and Orchestra.
Reviewed By Ilfan T - Markham, Canada
I would take my whole family to listen to The Kindred Spirits Orchestra when they are performing at Unionville Main Street and they never disappoint us! Captivating, thrilling, Passionate are just a few words that come to mind when I am listening to them perform.
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