Kensington Market is a vibrant neighbourhood that boasts various cuisines. From the famous Chinatown bakery Mamaland to delicious Caribbean eateries like Rasta Pasta and colourful shops and murals, you will find something new around every corner. The market is also great for vintage clothing, quirky independent shops and street food.
The St. Lawrence Market is a charming place that has been providing food to Torontonians for over a century. With over 100 vendors, the market is well-known for fresh produce, baked goods, peameal bacon sandwiches, famous Carousel Bakery's bagels and many other types of delicious food. Don't forget to try Canada's famous sweet delicacy Beavertails, which are offered in the market too.
The Distillery District is a unique gem in Toronto. The boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants occupy the Victorian industrial architecture of the site. The district is famous for the Mill Street Brewery and the famous Tank House Pub where you can try beer tastings and delicious pub fare, Moroccan-inspired fine dining restaurant Cluny Bistro, and plenty of locally-sourced Canadian cuisine. The district also hosts a farmers' market on Sundays, providing organic and fresh food.
Public transportation in Toronto is widely available, with numerous streetcars and buses running through main streets at affordable costs. Uber and Lyft service are also available in this area. If you want to explore Toronto like a local, you can utilize the city's cycling infrastructure and rent bikes from Bike Share Toronto. The three-day trip's transportation costs are estimated to be approximately $$.
If you have extra time in Toronto, the CN Tower is a must-visit attraction that offers a breathtaking view of the city. For dessert, Sweet Jesus is an excellent ice cream shop that offers creative, Instagram-worthy desserts. Toronto is a city known for its multiculturalism, and there are many unique neighbourhoods to explore, such as Little Italy or Greektown. If you have less time than three days, we recommend dropping one of the locations to ensure that you can savor each location fully, without rushing.
Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) is the main airport in Toronto, located about 27 km northwest of the city center. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) is a smaller airport located on an island in Lake Ontario, just minutes from the downtown core. Take the shuttle, public transportation or taxi service to and from the airports at an estimated cost of $20-50.