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Toronto is a diverse, energetic and liveable city, home to many tourist attractions, and seemingly endless dining, shopping and entertainment possibilities. As Canada's most populous city and the financial heart, it offers a vibrant urban experience with a rich cultural tapestry.
Toronto is a diverse, energetic and liveable city, home to many tourist attractions, and seemingly endless dining, shopping and entertainment possibilities.
When you plan it, day 1 and the last day fit your journey from home: a long flight keeps them light.
MorningStart with panoramic city views from the CN Tower, followed by an immersive experience at Ripley's Aquarium.
AfternoonEnjoy the waterfront at Harbourfront Centre, then take a ferry to the Toronto Islands for relaxation and iconic skyline photos.
EveningDine in the Entertainment District and experience Toronto's vibrant nightlife.
Walk between downtown attractions. Ferry to Toronto Islands. Streetcar/walk for King West.
Save money shopping
Where prices are lower than at home, the outlets within reach, and how to get the tax back. Editorial picks; check hours and prices on the official sites before you go.
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Cheaper here than at home
Outdoor gear and Canadian labels
Canada Goose, Arc'teryx and Lululemon are cheapest in Canada; sales tax is added at the till.
Outlet
about 45 minToronto Premium Outlets
Outlet village in Halton Hills with 130 stores.
Getting there. Car, about 45 minutes; GO bus plus a taxi.
Farm Boysupermarket
Popular Canadian chain known for fresh produce, private-label goods, and ready-to-eat meals.
St. Lawrence Marketfood market
A historic public market consistently ranked among the world's best. It comprises three main buildings: the South Market (food vendors), the North Market (farmers market), and St. Lawrence Hall. A foodie paradise.
Evergreen Brick Works Farmers Marketfarmers market
Located at Evergreen Brick Works, this bustling farmers market operates year-round, offering fresh, seasonal produce, artisanal foods, and local crafts. It's a great place to experience local food culture.
Kensington Market Flea Marketflea market, vintage
A vibrant outdoor market within Kensington Market, offering an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, unique crafts, antiques, and quirky collectibles. It's a treasure trove for unique finds.
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Visa
Most visitors require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visa to enter Canada, depending on their nationality.
Check official Canadian government websites for specific requirements.
Rules change: check for your passport before you book.
Getting around
Toronto boasts an extensive public transit system (TTC) including subways, streetcars, and buses, making it easy to navigate. Ride-sharing and taxis are also readily available, and walking is pleasant in many downtown areas.
What a day costs
Per person, for food, getting around and tickets. Stays and getting there come on top.
Good to know
Purchase a PRESTO card for convenient use on all public transit.
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