I’ve been to bachelorette parties in places like Hawaii and Las Vegas, but a Canadian city has been the best destination so far

We stayed at the beautiful Four Seasons in the city’s historic Yorkville neighborhood.

To match the city’s creative energy, local artists’ works were displayed throughout the hotel. The lobby even had giant dandelion sculptures hanging from the ceilings.

The hotel was also located within walking distance of plenty of restaurants and cafés. I was blown away by the food offerings in Toronto.

If you’re traveling with adventurous wine enthusiasts, I recommend the helicopter tour with Niagara Helicopters Limited that flies over Niagara Falls and ends at a winery.

We also enjoyed a segway tour of the Distillery District, which was bustling with boutiques, cafés, breweries, and eateries.

For a more low-key afternoon, Toronto also has several noteworthy museums, but I can only speak to the unique experience at the Bata Shoe Museum.

It houses antique shoes from regions around the world, imaginative futuristic kicks, and unique artist exhibitions.

I’ll fully admit that I was wrong about Toronto. It ended up being an incredible destination for a bachelorette party — and would probably be great for any old girls’ trip, too.

I had experiences that would be considered out of the ordinary on any trip, like helicopter tours and a night at the opera. Plus, every meal was uniquely delicious.

The diverse activities, luxe accomodations, and memorable meals made Toronto my favorite bachelorette-party destination to date.