The CN Tower's EdgeWalk is the world's highest full-circle, hands-free walk on a 5ft wide ledge around the building's main pod. Tickets can be reserved in advance for a thrilling and unforgettable experience.
The Royal Ontario Museum is one of the largest museums in North America, home to a collection of over 13 million art, culture, and nature artifacts. Exhibits include ancient civilizations, dinosaurs, and an extensive collection of Canadian art.
A ferry trip away from downtown, the Toronto Islands offer a chance to book a kayak rental and explore the serene waters of Lake Ontario. Paddle along protected coves, lagoons and stay a while to enjoy the magnificent view of Toronto's skyline.
No adventure trip to Toronto is complete without visiting Niagara Falls, located 80 miles east of Toronto. A tour of the falls includes an up-close view, as well as boat tours beneath the falls, tunnels, and zip-lining.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is a world-class museum with over 20,000 aquatic animals from around the world. The museum also includes a fascinating indoor Cloud Forest, Ray Bay, and entertaining daily shows.
Take a bike rental and cycle down the 52-kilometer Martin Godman Trail, a scenic path that extends along Toronto's lakefront, directing you through various parks and beaches. Along the trail are stops, shops, and cafes to relax and enjoy the environment.
Canada's Wonderland is Canada's premier amusement park, consisting of over 60 exhilarating rides, including the 91-m tall Leviathan, Planet Snoopy and Dinosaurs Alive. This amusement park offers fun for all ages.
The Toronto Zoo offers 710 acres filled with cute animals from across the world. The indoor pavilions house rare and exotic creatures; from the rain forests, Africa, and other habitats. The zoo is divided by ecosystems that you can progress through with ease.
The EdgeWalk at Niagara Falls offers a breathtaking view of the falls from nearly beyond the edge. Enjoy a walk on the 344m high Skylon Tower, take in panoramic visuals of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, and experience the ultimate thrilling experience.
Standing for over a century atop a hill, Casa Loma is one of the most breathtaking architectural achievements in Canada. The castle offers visitors an irreplaceable glimpse into the timeless elegance of Edwardian Canada. The castle also includes a garden.
To move, Toronto offers various transportation options, including buses, subways, streetcars, and taxis. Consider renting a car or taking a day tour to Niagara Falls for optimal convenience. Average transportation cost in the city ranges from $3-6 for a single ride and $30-40 for daily rentals.
If you have more time, extend your trip to explore the city more thoroughly. For those with less time, opt for day trips to anchor attractions like Niagara Falls and Canada’s Wonderland. Remember to dress accordingly and pack light for ease of movement.
The city is served by Pearson International Airport (YYZ), which is located 14 miles northwest of Downtown Toronto. The airport is a relatively short drive to most attractions and neighborhoods.