In Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing, Piper is seen doing a cold plunge at Sous La, a wellness-focused studio tucked away on Scollard Street in the heart of Yorkville. Known for treatments that emphasize relaxation, recovery and self-care, it’s the perfect place to begin a leisurely afternoon dedicated to a little indulgence. After your appointment, treat yourself to a sweet stop at Summer's Ice Cream, a beloved Toronto institution known for its handcrafted ice cream and nostalgic charm. Whether you opt for a classic flavour or one of their seasonal creations, it’s the perfect way to enjoy a stroll through Yorkville’s picturesque streets. Once you’ve finished that ice cream, stop in at Taglialatella Galleries, featuring a wide range of contemporary, pop, and street art from well-known artists. It's a welcoming space to explore bold, creative works and discover pieces that reflect today’s art and culture. To end your day on a relaxing note, book a manicure or pedicure at Majesty's Pleasure, a go-to spot that combines luxury nail services with a chic lounge atmosphere. Known for its beautiful interiors (and cocktails!) it’s the perfect final stop before heading home feeling refreshed, pampered and thoroughly spoiled.

In Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing, Canada’s own Piper and Paul are seen practicing at the Scarborough Centennial Recreation Centre leading up to the Olympics. Whether you're swimming, working out, taking part in one of the centre's many programs, or yes, skating, it's a great place to work up an appetite. When it's time for a coffee and something sweet, head over to Gerhard's Café, a beloved local spot known for its European-style pastries, desserts and welcoming atmosphere. It's the perfect quaint place to slow down and grab a bite or even take something to go and head outdoors. Try Thomson Memorial Park, one of Scarborough's most historic and picturesque green spaces. Home to walking trails, mature trees and beautiful gardens, the park offers a peaceful escape from the city. For a unique cultural stop, visit Scarborough Museum, located within the park grounds. The museum's collection of heritage buildings and exhibits tells the story of Scarborough's early settlers and rural beginnings, offering a fascinating glimpse into the community's past. If you haven’t gotten enough of the outdoors, stop by Birkdale Ravine, a hidden natural oasis tucked within the neighbourhood. It’s a great place to slow down and offers that picture-perfect backdrop during Cherry Blossom season.

In Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing Piper and Paul can be seen training at KLABB fitness studio, as they discuss their rivalry with Madison and Evan ahead of the ISU World Championships and the pressure on both teams. Known for its personalized training environment and wellness-focused approach, KLABB has become a destination for Torontonians looking to build strength, improve performance and prioritize overall well-being. Located at the edge of Yorkville and Rosedale on Yonge Street, it’s an excellent jumping off point to explore one of the city’s most beloved neighbourhoods. Simply wander north along Yonge Street toward Summerhill, exploring the neighbourhood's collection of independent shops, cafés and local favourites along the way. Just a few minutes north, you'll arrive at Ramsden Park with walking paths, mature trees and open lawns that provide a welcome escape from the city streets. During the winter months, the park's outdoor skating rink becomes a neighbourhood gathering place. As you continue your walk, stop in at Good Neighbour, a fun shop with a little something for everyone, from curated menswear and ladieswear to kids, home and lifestyle goods. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, make your way to Black Camel, a delicious sandwich shop famous for its slow-roasted meats and simple but expertly crafted sandwiches. This tiny local institution regularly attracts loyal customers from across the city and is well worth the stop.