Toronto is a multicultural city of distinct neighborhoods, world-class food, the CN Tower and easy access to Niagara Falls. The best weather runs from May to October.
Good to know
- TTC streetcars and subway cover the center; use a PRESTO card or tap a card.
- Kensington Market and Chinatown are best on foot.
- Winter is cold and snowy but festive; the PATH underground network links downtown.
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553-metre tower with a glass floor and an EdgeWalk for thrill-seekers.
Baseball under a retractable roof at Rogers Centre, in the heart of downtown with skyline views.
Historic food market, best for a peameal bacon sandwich.
Victorian-era industrial buildings turned galleries, shops and restaurants.
Canada's largest museum with dinosaurs and world cultures.
Vintage shops, cafes and street food in a bohemian district.
Short ferry ride to car-free islands with beaches and skyline views.
Frank Gehry-redesigned museum with Group of Seven works.
90 minutes by car or bus to the falls and wine country.
Strip of bars and live-music clubs in a trendy part of the city, busy from late afternoon.
Large park with cherry blossoms in spring, trails, a small zoo and an open-air Shakespeare theater.