Toronto will be getting an ice sculpture trail in Bloor-Yorkville from March 12-14.

The theme of the 16th annual Icefest is A Trip Around the World. Over 50 ice sculptures will be placed around the Bloor-Yorkville area that represent some of the world's top tourist attractions.

The ice sculptures placed on the trail will be made from 68,000 lbs of ice.

Since traveling outside of the country isn't recommended at the moment, why not visit Big Ben, The Statue of Liberty, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and other popular attractions right here in Toronto?

Bloor Street's Urban Campfire benches will also be lit with blue lights to celebrate Icefest.

Icefest is a free and self-guided event — no ticket required, just a willingness to brave the cold to check out the outdoor ice sculpture gallery.

Each ice sculpture will represent a different tourist attraction.

Bloor-Yorkville BIA's Executive Director Briar de Lange explained: "Icefest is a unique opportunity to enjoy the winter season outdoors, and we're proud to introduce both socially-distant and virtual viewing options for 2021 that will create a safe way to enjoy the ice sculptures and all that the neighbourhood has to offer."

Icefest 2019.

You can download the event map on your phone to see where each ice sculpture display will be placed in the Bloor-Yorkville area.

You can also explore the ice sculpture trail in person or virtually through Bloor-Yorkville's Instagram and YouTube page.

If you choose to visit in person, masks and social distancing from people outside of your household will be required.

The original version of this story reported that the Bloor-Yorkville Icefest would take place from February 26-28. In compliance with Toronto's COVID guidelines, it will now be taking place March 12-14.