Toronto & Niagara Falls 6‑Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Toronto

Morning: No activities scheduled – use this time to rest after your travel.

Afternoon: Settle into your hotel and take a brief stroll around the Harbourfront to stretch your legs.

Evening: Enjoy a welcome dinner in the lively Distillery District, soaking in its historic brick warehouses and vibrant street art.

Day 2: Downtown Toronto Exploration

Morning: Visit the iconic CN Tower for panoramic city views and a thrilling glass‑floor experience.

Afternoon: Wander through the Royal Ontario Museum, admiring its diverse collections of art, culture, and natural history.

Evening: Dine at a restaurant in the bustling Kensington Market neighborhood and explore its eclectic shops.

Day 3: Cultural & Historical Highlights

Morning: Tour the majestic Casa Loma, a historic castle with beautiful gardens and secret passages.

Afternoon: Sample local flavors at St. Lawrence Market, trying everything from peameal bacon sandwiches to fresh pastries.

Evening: Catch a performance at the historic Princess of Wales Theatre or enjoy a relaxed walk along the illuminated Toronto Islands promenade (via ferry).

Day 4: Day Trip to Niagara Falls

Morning: Depart early for Niagara Falls and start with the exhilarating Hornblower Niagara Cruise, getting up close to the roaring waterfalls.

Afternoon: Explore the scenic Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens and the historic Whirlpool Aero Car for breathtaking views of the whirlpool rapids.

Evening: Return to Toronto and unwind with a quiet dinner near your hotel.

Day 5: Niagara‑on‑the‑Lake & Wine Country

Morning: Head back to the Niagara region to stroll through the charming town of Niagara‑on‑the‑Lake, visiting boutique shops and the historic Fort George.

Afternoon: Enjoy a wine‑tasting tour at a renowned Niagara Peninsula vineyard, sampling cool‑climate Rieslings and Icewines.

Evening: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Clifton Hill, with its arcades, light displays, and dinner options.

Day 6: Relaxed Toronto & Departure

Morning: Take a leisurely bike ride along the Martin Goodman Trail on the waterfront, stopping at the Toronto Music Garden.

Afternoon: Shop for souvenirs in the trendy Queen West district and grab a final Canadian snack at a local café.

Evening: Transfer to the airport for your departure, reflecting on a memorable week of city sights and natural wonders.

Time and Cost Estimates

• CN Tower – 2 hours – $45
• Royal Ontario Museum – 3 hours – $30
• Distillery District (dinner) – 2 hours – $40
• Casa Loma – 2 hours – $35
• St. Lawrence Market (lunch) – 1.5 hours – $25
• Princess of Wales Theatre – 2.5 hours – $80
• Toronto Islands ferry & walk – 3 hours – $15
• Hornblower Niagara Cruise – 1 hour – $30
• Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens – 2 hours – $10
• Whirlpool Aero Car – 1 hour – $12
• Niagara‑on‑the‑Lake (exploration) – 2 hours – $0
• Niagara Peninsula Vineyard tour – 3 hours – $60
• Clifton Hill (evening) – 2 hours – $20
• Martin Goodman Trail bike ride – 2 hours – $10 (bike rental)
• Queen West shopping & café – 3 hours – $30
• Transportation (Toronto‑Niagara round‑trip, local transit) – 6 hours – $120
• Accommodation (5 nights, mid‑range hotel) – 5 nights – $750
• Meals (average $50/day) – 6 days – $300
• Total Estimated Cost: $1,542

Tips

If you’d like to extend your stay, consider adding a full day on the Toronto Islands for kayaking or a visit to the Ontario Science Centre. To shorten the trip, you can combine Day 5 and Day 6 by skipping the vineyard tour and spending more time exploring downtown Toronto’s neighborhoods before departure.