A Fun-Filled Family Day in Toronto, Canada

Day 1: Family Exploration Day

Toronto, Canada

8:00AM

Breakfast at The Morning Glory Cafe

Start your day with delicious pancakes and fresh fruit at The Morning Glory Cafe, which is known for its family-friendly atmosphere.
Located in the heart of the Distillery District, it's a short drive from the downtown area.
CAD 50, 1 hour

9:30AM

Visit the Ontario Science Centre

Dive into interactive exhibits that educate and entertain the whole family, sparking curiosity and excitement about science and technology.
A 15-minute drive from The Morning Glory Cafe, or you can take the subway from Castle Frank Station to Pape Station.
CAD 80, 2.5 hours

12:00PM

Lunch at St. Lawrence Market

Enjoy a delightful lunch where you can sample local delicacies such as peameal bacon sandwiches at one of Toronto's iconic food markets.
A 15-minute drive or a 30-minute subway ride from the Science Centre to King Station.
CAD 60, 1 hour

1:30PM

Discover the Royal Ontario Museum

Explore one of the largest museums in North America, featuring diverse exhibits from natural history to world cultures that are sure to captivate young minds.
Just a 10-minute drive or 15-minute walk from St. Lawrence Market.
CAD 90, 2 hours

3:30PM

Stroll through Edward Gardens

Take a leisurely walk in this beautiful botanical garden, where kids can run around and appreciate the nature surrounding them.
A 25-minute drive from the Royal Ontario Museum.
Free, 1 hour

5:00PM

Dinner at Swiss Chalet

After a busy day of exploring, relax with a family-friendly dinner at Swiss Chalet, famous for its rotisserie chicken and comforting sides.
A 20-minute drive from Edward Gardens.
CAD 70, 1.5 hours

6:30PM

Evening at Toronto Islands

Cap off your day with a scenic ferry ride to the Toronto Islands, perfect for stunning views of the downtown skyline and a calm environment as the evening sets in.
Drive 10 minutes to the ferry terminal and enjoy a pleasant boat ride.
CAD 30 (round trip for a family), 2 hours
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