A trip to Toronto is incomplete without visiting the famous CN Tower. The tower which dominates the skyline is over 550 meters high and offers stunning panoramic views of the city. Boldly walk on the glass floor at 1151 feet.
This pedestrian-only neighborhood located in downtown Toronto is the hub of entertainment and culture. It's a walk back in time with its charming architecture and historic buildings converted into art galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and bars.
Often referred to as ROM, the Royal Ontario Museum helps you appreciate art, civilization, and nature under one roof. With collections numbering over six million objects, this museum features exhibits from dinosaurs to present-day art.
A day at the High Park is an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. High Park is like Toronto’s Central Park, featuring hiking trails, picnic areas, and open-air theater. Visit also the cherry blossoms in spring for stunning views.
The St Lawrence Market is a place for foodies. This 200-year-old market has over 120 traders bringing their fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and other foods to sell. Walk around and enjoy the aroma and taste of Toronto in one place.
Most of these attractions are within city limits and can be traveled by car, bike, or public transport. Local transit service such as the TTC provides flat rate fares for 2 hours or day-long convenience rides. For the outskirt attractions, rental cars or private cabs can be a good option.
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If you have more time, visit Niagara Falls which is just a two-hour drive from Toronto. To save costs, carry cash as some places may not accept credit cards.
Toronto has two airports - Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ). Pearson International is the major airport located 14 miles from downtown Toronto while Billy Bishop is a smaller airport located three miles from the city center.