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A Day in Toronto

Toronto is lively from morning to night. The day starts with busy streets and coffee shops, continues with crowded downtown spots and diverse neighborhoods, and ends with bright city lights and the CN Tower glowing over the skyline.

Toronto 3 stops $50

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Day 1

Downtown Discovery

08:00
Morning Coffee at Dineen Coffee Co.Grab a coffee and a pastry to start your day at this charming café.
09:00
St. Lawrence MarketExplore one of the world's great markets, perfect for food lovers.
12:00
Lunch at Banh Mi BoysEnjoy fusion Vietnamese street food at this local favorite.
14:00
Royal Ontario MuseumDiscover diverse exhibits from art to natural history.
17:00
Check-in at One King West HotelStay in the heart of downtown with easy access to Toronto's attractions.
19:00
Dinner at Canoe RestaurantDine with a view at this upscale restaurant offering Canadian cuisine.
21:00
Evening Stroll at Nathan Phillips SquareTake a walk and enjoy the night lights and the iconic Toronto sign.

Day 2

Neighborhood Exploration

08:30
Breakfast at Mildred's Temple KitchenStart your day with delicious pancakes in Liberty Village.
10:00
Kensington MarketExplore vibrant street art, vintage shops, and diverse food options.
13:00
Lunch at Seven Lives TacosRelish some of the best tacos in the city at this popular spot.
15:00
Distillery DistrictWander through art galleries, boutiques, and enjoy the historic vibe.
18:00
Dinner at The Keg Steakhouse + BarIndulge in classic steakhouse fare in a lively atmosphere.
20:30
CN Tower Light ShowConclude your trip with stunning views of the city from the CN Tower.

Stops on this tour

1Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario MuseumThe ROM is one of Canada’s largest museums, known for its striking architecture and diverse exhibits. Inside, you can explore natural history, world cultures, dinosaurs, and rare artifacts—all in one place. It’s a must-visit spot in Toronto for learning and discovery. View on map
2CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium & 360 Restaurant
CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium & 360 RestaurantThe CN Tower is Toronto’s iconic landmark, offering breathtaking city views from its LookOut Level and the daring EdgeWalk. Nearby, Ripley’s Aquarium amazes visitors with vibrant marine life and interactive exhibits. For a unique dining experience, the 360 Restaurant at the CN Tower serves delicious meals while slowly revolving, giving diners stunning panoramic views of the city. View on map
3Casa Loma
Casa Loma Casa Loma is a majestic historic castle in Toronto, known for its grand architecture, beautiful gardens, and secret passages. Visitors can explore elegant rooms, towers, and tunnels while stepping back in time to experience life in a real castle. View on map

Tips

• Purchase a day pass for Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) for unlimited travel on public transport.

• Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking.

• Make restaurant reservations in advance, especially for dinner.

• Check the weather forecast and bring an umbrella if rain is expected.

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