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- Headed to Toronto For The First time?
- The Perfect 2 Day Toronto Itinerary For First-Time visitors
- First, A Few Traveller’s Logistics
- Where to Stay in Toronto
- Toronto Itinerary – Day 1
- Toronto Itinerary – Day 2
- There You Have It – The Perfect Toronto Itinerary and Trip Planner!
I have a treat for you! Today’s post is a guest post from Janine Good of Fill My Passport. Janine is a Toronto local…and we all know that locals give the best travel advice! And now over to Janine for her advice on concocting the perfect 2 day Toronto itinerary!
Is it your first time visit the Six? Well, if you are visiting this year, there are so many incredible reasons thanks to Canada’s 150thbirthday. Here is the perfect 2-day Toronto itinerary to get the most out of your time in this largest city in Canada.
Canada’s customs requirements differ for various nationals. Do ensure you contact Visit Canadadirectly for any visa or paperwork advice before arrival.Toronto can be compared slightly to New York City in that it driving downtown can be hectic. However, there are cab companies available 24/7 as well as Uber. Download the Uberapp before arrival and...If you prefer public transport, you can easily grab a weekly pass on the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). This pass covers all the subway lines as well as buses and streetcars. All stations sell t...Toronto has some really funky hotels as well as budget and luxury accommodations. A couple of hotels I highly recommend include: For the luxurious traveller: The Fairmont Royal York, The King Edward Hotel, The Park Hyatt For the Eclectic Traveller: The Drake Hotel, the Gladstone Hotel Budget Travellers: There are many hostels to choose from here. N...
1 – Head to the CN Tower
This one is the most popular of all and every visitor needs to head there. There is much to do at this famous Toronto landmarkincluding the observatory, glass floor, and if you are brave enough, the Edgewalk! What is the Edgewalk you say? It is an act of craziness! I digress. You are attached to a cable and walk along the edge of the CN Tower. See Toronto like never before and get your adrenaline pumping. Just don’t look down!
2 – Head to Ripley’s Aquarium
Do you enjoy aquariums and aquatic wildlife? Than you must head to the Ripley’s Aquariumto view over 16,000 creatures in front of your eyes! Marvel at everything from seahorses, sharks, turtles, and more! You can buy your tickets to Ripley’s Aquarium online ahead of time, and have them sent straight to your email which I highly recommend. Get them here at this link, and cross one thing off your to-do list!
3- Head to the Distillery District
One of the most historic areas of the city, the Distillery Districtbrings spirit and charm to any trip. Walk along the brick roads and enjoy learning about the area’s former working distilleries, browse the cute little shops, and hang a lock on the famous Love Sign!
After a fun day of some of Toronto essential staples, now it is time to indulge in one of these incredible day trip options!
I hope that this Toronto trip planner has helped as a guide for your weekend in Toronto, Canada. No matter how many days you have to spend in Toronto, I can’t wait for you to enjoy your time there. Thank you again to Janine Good from Fill My Passport! You can get to know Janine further and follow her adventures on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube!
Jun 21, 2024 · Things to Do in Toronto This Weekend: June 28 to July 1 2024. A weekly digest of What’s on in and around Toronto this weekend: Activities, Food Festivals, Exhibitions, Live Music, Live Theatre & Performances, Sports and Festivals in Toronto. A few GTA events are listed – June 28 to July 1 2024.
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