TORONTO TOURS
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9 hoursENEnjoy a full-day guided tour of Niagara Falls with pickup from select locations in downtown Toronto. Upgrade with options that include skip-the-line entry for a Hornblower cruise and the Journey Behind the Falls.
0 hoursImmerse yourself in a world of 20,000 aquatic animals at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, neighbor to the CN Tower in the heart of Toronto. Open daily, choose from a day ticket or "Sharks after Dark."
9 hoursENDiscover the best of the Niagara Falls on this day trip from Toronto. Have the option to customize your tour with a Niagara Falls boat cruise, lunch, and the Journey Behind the Falls experience.
0 hoursENPre-book your ticket to Toronto’s Casa Loma including the Sir Henry Pellatt documentary. Explore all floors, the celebrity wax gallery, the antique car display, and the Scottish Tower.
3.5 hoursENExperience the best of Niagara Falls from the Canadian side with priority access to the Voyage to the Falls Cruise, followed by a guided walking tour and access to the Journey Behind the Falls.
1 hoursENEnjoy a short cruise in the Toronto Harbour to enjoy views of the Toronto skyline and travel through the Toronto Islands. This tour features live narration designed to entertain and inform as you explore the region.
10 hoursENDiscover Niagara Falls on a guided full-day tour from downtown Toronto. Visit a winery, explore the Falls, drive through Niagara-on-the-Lake, and add a Hornblower ride and/or a panoramic lunch.
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3 hoursENPositive | 63%Neutral | 32%Negative | 5%About Toronto
Toronto, the vibrant heart of Ontario, offers an exquisite blend of multicultural heritage and cosmopolitan lifestyle that captivates every visitor. Known for its towering skyline dominated by the iconic CN Tower, Toronto is a city where history and modernity walk hand in hand. From the cobblestone streets of the historical Distillery District to the cutting-edge art installations at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Toronto is a place of discovery and innovation. The city's diverse population enriches its fabric with a plethora of cultural festivals, cuisines, and languages, making it a microcosm of the world. Whether you're seeking an urban adventure among high-rises or a quiet escape in serene parks like High Park, Toronto unfolds like a story with each neighborhood offering a different chapter.
Travel Tips for Toronto
Embarking on a Toronto adventure is exciting, but a few tips can help make the journey smoother. Toronto's public transit system, the TTC, offers extensive subway, bus, and streetcar networks making it easy to navigate the city without a car. Consider purchasing a Presto card for convenience and savings. Accommodations range widely, from luxury hotels in the Downtown core to quaint Airbnbs in neighborhoods such as Kensington Market or The Annex, providing options for every budget. Toronto prides itself on its diversity, so cultural etiquette revolves around respect and inclusion. Tipping is customary in restaurants and bars, so budget an extra 15-20% for good service. Lastly, always have layers available; the city's weather can be unpredictable, shifting from sunny skies to brisk winds in a matter of hours.
Top Attractions in Toronto
- CN Tower: Standing at a majestic 553.3m, the CN Tower offers breathtaking views of the city and beyond. Its EdgeWalk experience is perfect for thrill-seekers looking to walk around the tower’s main pod, outdoors.
- Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): This museum of world culture and natural history is one of the largest in North America, showcasing art, archaeology, and the natural sciences within its striking modern and historical architecture.
- Distillery District: Step back in time in this pedestrian-only village, known for its well-preserved Victorian industrial architecture, unique boutiques, artisan eateries, and vibrant arts scene.
- Toronto Islands: A quick ferry ride from the city, the Toronto Islands offer a peaceful escape with stunning skyline views, picnic spots, and recreational activities.
- St. Lawrence Market: Ranked as one of the world’s great markets, it has been the city’s social center and culinary focal point for over 200 years, offering a variety of food vendors, artisans, and seasonally fresh produce.
Local Cuisine of Toronto
Toronto's culinary scene is as diverse as its population, offering flavors and dishes from around the globe. Signature dishes include the peameal bacon sandwich, a Toronto invention served at many stalls within St. Lawrence Market, and multicultural inspirations like authentic dim sum in Chinatown or Italian classics in Little Italy. For a taste of Canada, do not miss out on poutine - French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, available in various iterations across the city. The adventurous palate should delve into indigenous cuisine, which includes ingredients like bison, wild rice, and Saskatoon berries. Toronto's food trucks and pop-up markets also offer a chance to explore contemporary Canadian dishes made with local and sustainable ingredients.
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FAQs About Traveling in Toronto
The best time to visit Toronto is from late April through May and September through October. These months offer pleasant weather, with fewer crowds and lower prices than the peak summer season.
Toronto is renowned for its towering skyline, featuring the iconic CN Tower, diverse culinary scene, vibrant arts and cultural festivals, and as the bustling capital of Ontario.
For tourists, staying in the Downtown area or near the Waterfront provides convenient access to major attractions, a plethora of dining options, and stunning lake views.
City sightseeing bus tours, walking tours of the Distillery District, culinary tours exploring local cuisine, and boat tours around the Toronto Islands are highly recommended.
Popular day trips include visiting the majestic Niagara Falls, exploring the charming towns of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and hiking in the scenic Bruce Peninsula.
Things to Do in Toronto
- Explore the diverse neighborhoods each with its unique charm, from the historic streets of the Distillery District to the artsy alleys of Queen West.
- Relax or kayak at the Toronto Islands, offering a green respite with impressive city views.
- Delve into Canada’s rich history and culture at the Royal Ontario Museum and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
- Indulge in Toronto’s acclaimed culinary scene, from street food markets to high-end dining experiences.
- Take part in the various festivals throughout the year, celebrating everything from film at the Toronto International Film Festival to pride at one of the world’s largest Pride celebrations.
- Experience the thrill of a sports game, whether it’s hockey, basketball, or baseball, Toronto’s passionate fans make attending a game unforgettable.
