Toronto isn’t just the city Drake calls home — it’s a cultural hub that’s inspired much of his music, from Take Care to Certified Lover Boy.
Whether you’re a diehard fan or just love exploring hip spots with celebrity ties, these are the places in Drake’s Toronto you won’t want to miss.
1. OVO Store
Drake’s fashion imprint, October’s Very Own (OVO), has a flagship store in Toronto’s King Street West. Even if you’re not shopping, it’s iconic for photos and seeing the Drake aesthetic up close.
2. The 6ix Tours
Explore Toronto through a guided tour that hits all the locations Drake references in his songs. From the CN Tower to Queen Street murals, you’ll get a true Drizzy-approved experience.
3. Pickering’s McDonald’s
Yes, Drake made a reference to McDonald’s in his early mixtapes — and the nostalgia is real for fans wanting to see where he grew up enjoying fast food.
4. Auberge du Pommier
This upscale French restaurant is a known spot Drake has frequented. Perfect for fans who want to eat where the star dines while enjoying elegant Toronto cuisine.
5. CN Tower & Roundhouse Park
Drake mentions the “6ix” (Toronto) constantly, and iconic landmarks like the CN Tower and the nearby Roundhouse Park make for classic sightseeing spots with a Drizzy twist.
6. Roy Thomson Hall
Home to major music events in Toronto, Drake has performed here multiple times. Even if you don’t catch a show, visiting this venue gives you a sense of the city’s musical heart.
7. Toronto Islands
Featured in music videos and Instagram posts, the Toronto Islands are a serene escape from the city and give you that picturesque Views from the 6ix vibe.
8. Graffiti Alley
For fans looking for the ultimate photo ops, Graffiti Alley is full of murals and street art that capture Toronto’s urban culture — a big part of Drake’s aesthetic.
Toronto is more than just Drake’s hometown; it’s a city that shaped the global artist we know today.
Touring these spots gives you a peek into his world while letting you enjoy the best of what the city has to offer.
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