Toronto

Toronto, Canada’s dynamic metropolis, invites you to explore its range of attractions and experiences. Wander through the historic Distillery District, enjoy the panoramic views from the CN Tower, and immerse yourself in artistic treasures at the Royal Ontario Museum. Enjoy a leisurely day at the picturesque Toronto Islands, and shop till you drop in the bustling St. Lawrence Market. Discover the city’s unique blend of cultures, world-class dining, and vibrant nightlife, making every moment in Toronto truly unforgettable.

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Must-Visit Attractions in Toronto

• Ripley's Aquarium Tickets: Visit the famous Ripley's Aquarium in Toronto.
• Toronto Cruise Tickets: Enjoy a cruise along the water and enjoy the sights.
• Royal Ontario Museum Tickets: Explore the world of art, culture, and nature.
• Niagara Falls Day Trip Tickets: Visit the incredible Niagara Falls!
• Little Canada Tickets: Enjoy the country in miniature!

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Useful Information About Toronto

• Canada Dialling Code: +1
• Toronto Dialling Code: 647 & 416
• Currency: CA$ (Canadian Dollar)
• Official Language: English
• Emergency Number: 911

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5 Fun Facts About Toronto

• The CN Tower: Once the tallest free-standing structure in the world, Toronto’s iconic CN Tower held the record at 553 metres (1,815 feet) until 2007. It’s still one of the tallest structures globally and offers a thrilling “EdgeWalk” for daredevils who want to walk along the outside of the tower.
• A City of Islands: Toronto is home to the largest urban car-free community in North America, located on the Toronto Islands. The Toronto Islands are a popular spot for picnics, bike rides, and beach days, accessible by a short ferry ride from downtown.
• Diverse Population: Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world. Over 140 languages and dialects are spoken, and about half of its residents were born outside of Canada!
• Underground City: Beneath Toronto’s streets lies PATH, a 30-kilometre (19-mile) network of underground walkways. It’s one of the largest underground shopping complexes in the world, connecting various buildings, shopping centres, and transit stations!
• Film Hub: Toronto is sometimes called "Hollywood North" because it’s one of the top film and television production locations in the world. The annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is one of the most prestigious film events globally, attracting A-list celebrities and filmmakers from around the world.

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Tips for Visiting Toronto

• Explore the Neighbourhoods: Toronto is a city of diverse neighbourhoods and each has its unique vibe. If you have time, try and visit: Kensington Market for eclectic shops and street art. Distillery District for cobblestone streets and art galleries. Queen West for trendy boutiques and cafes. Little Italy, Greektown, or Chinatown for authentic international cuisines.
• Visit the CN Tower: A must-see landmark in Toronto that offers amazing views of the city and Lake Ontario. If you're adventurous you can even try the EdgeWalk, a hands-free walk around the tower's exterior!
• Plan for the Weather: Toronto experiences all four seasons so depending on when you are looking to visit, make sure you pack accordingly by dressing warmly in winter (December–February), layering up during autumn and spring and in the summer (June–August) it can be humid, so pack light clothing.
• Explore the Waterfront: Enjoy a walk along the Harbourfront and take a ferry across to the Toronto Islands for amazing skyline views. Relax at one of the beaches like Cherry Beach or Woodbine Beach
• The Food Scene: Toronto is a culinary haven so don’t miss out! St. Lawrence Market is a local market with international foods. Poutine is a Canadian classic which has fries, cheese curds, and gravy. Authentic global cuisines reflect the city's diversity!
• Check Out the Museums: Visit the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) for natural history and art, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) for impressive collections, or the Bata Shoe Museum for something quirky!
• Attend a Local Event: Depending on when you visit, Toronto is known for its vibrant events and festivals: Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in September. Caribana (Toronto Caribbean Carnival) in summer. Seasonal events like the Toronto Christmas Market in the Distillery District.
• ‍Take a Day Trip:Niagara Falls is only 90 minutes away by car or train and definitely worth visiting if you have time. Prince Edward County offers wineries and charming towns. Blue Mountain for hiking or skiing, depending on the season.

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