3 Days in Toronto
Three days in Toronto covers the waterfront, the world's most multicultural neighbourhoods and a blockbuster view from the CN Tower. Eat your way around the world, one block at a time.
Three days in Toronto covers the waterfront, the world's most multicultural neighbourhoods and a blockbuster view from the CN Tower. Eat your way around the world, one block at a time.
The full plan
Ride the CN Tower's glass floor, then walk the Harbourfront.
Lunch at the St. Lawrence Market (a peameal-bacon sandwich is mandatory).
Visit the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Eat in the Entertainment District or King West.
Catch a show in the Theatre District or the CN Tower lights at dusk.
Downtown hotel near the waterfront (e.g., the Westin Harbour Castle).
Walk Chinatown and Spadina Avenue's markets.
Graze Kensington Market's global food stalls and vintage shops.
Explore the Distillery District's cobblestones and galleries.
Eat Italian on College West or Greek on the Danforth.
Drinks on a Queen West patio or a live-music venue on Ossington.
Same downtown base.
Ferry to the Toronto Islands for skyline views and car-free trails.
Picnic on Centre Island or brunch back on the mainland.
Tour Casa Loma castle and walk the ravine system to Edwards Gardens.
End with a tasting menu at Alo or a Chinatown dim sum dinner.
A nightcap in Yorkville before heading home.
Final night at your downtown hotel.
Where to stay
Stay downtown near the waterfront or the Entertainment District for walkable access.
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