Toronto 7 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Monday

Places to Go:

  • CN Tower: Start your trip with a visit to the iconic CN Tower for panoramic views of the city. ($36-$53 CAD per person)
  • Kensington Market: Explore this vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, filled with street art, independent shops, and international cuisine.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada (additional cost)

Where to Eat:

  • Pai Northern Thai Kitchen: Enjoy authentic and delicious Northern Thai cuisine in this cozy restaurant.
  • St. Lawrence Market: Try some classic Canadian food, like peameal bacon sandwiches or poutine.

Where to Stay:

  • The InterContinental Toronto Centre: Located near the CN Tower and waterfront, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for variable weather in Toronto - pack layers!
  • Consider purchasing a Presto card for convenient public transportation.

Transportation:

  • Take the subway ( Line 1) from Union Station to the Waterfront Station, near the CN Tower.
  • Catch bus #65 or #121 from Kensington Market to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Arrive early at popular attractions to avoid long wait times.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the Eaton Centre’s rooftop patio!

Day 2: Tuesday

Places to Go:

  • Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Discover over 6 million specimens, including dinosaur fossils and ancient Egyptian artifacts. ($15-$30 CAD per person)
  • The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO): Explore an extensive collection of Canadian and international art.

Activities:

  • Visit the nearby Hazelton Avenue, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.
  • Take a walk through the beautiful Graffiti Alley in Chinatown.

Where to Eat:

  • Byblos: Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
  • Terroni: Savor classic Italian dishes in this cozy, family-run restaurant.

Where to Stay:

  • The Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel: Conveniently located near the ROM and AGO, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Consider purchasing a ROM/AGO combo ticket for discounted admission.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the CN Tower’s glass floor!

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the St. Clair Station, near the ROM and AGO.
  • Catch bus #5 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Allow at least 2 hours for each museum visit.
  • Be sure to try some delicious poutine at a classic Canadian diner!

Day 3: Wednesday

Places to Go:

  • St. Lawrence Market: Visit this historic market for artisanal foods, fresh produce, and specialty goods.
  • The Distillery District: Explore this trendy neighborhood, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Steam Whistle Brewing (additional cost)

Where to Eat:

  • Estiatorio Volos: Enjoy authentic Greek cuisine in this cozy restaurant.
  • Café Diplomatique: Savor classic Canadian comfort food in this charming café.

Where to Stay:

  • The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto: Located near the waterfront and CN Tower, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for variable weather in Toronto - pack layers!
  • Consider purchasing a Presto card for convenient public transportation.

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the King Street Station, near the Distillery District.
  • Catch bus #65 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Arrive early at popular attractions to avoid long wait times.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the CN Tower’s observation deck!

Day 4: Thursday

Places to Go:

  • Kensington Market: Explore this vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, filled with street art, independent shops, and international cuisine.
  • The Grange Park: Visit this scenic park for a peaceful walk or picnic.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Graffiti Alley in Chinatown (additional cost)

Where to Eat:

  • Pai Northern Thai Kitchen: Enjoy authentic and delicious Northern Thai cuisine in this cozy restaurant.
  • Cibo Wine Bar: Savor classic Italian dishes and enjoy a glass of wine.

Where to Stay:

  • The InterContinental Toronto Centre: Located near the CN Tower and waterfront, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Consider purchasing a Presto card for convenient public transportation.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the Eaton Centre’s rooftop patio!

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the Dundas Station, near Kensington Market and Graffiti Alley.
  • Catch bus #65 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Arrive early at popular attractions to avoid long wait times.
  • Be sure to try some delicious poutine at a classic Canadian diner!

Day 5: Friday

Places to Go:

  • The Royal Alexandra Theatre: Visit this historic theatre for a guided tour or performance (additional cost).
  • The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO): Explore an extensive collection of Canadian and international art.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Hazelton Avenue, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.

Where to Eat:

  • Byblos: Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
  • Terroni: Savor classic Italian dishes in this cozy, family-run restaurant.

Where to Stay:

  • The Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel: Conveniently located near the AGO and Royal Alexandra Theatre, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Consider purchasing a AGO combo ticket for discounted admission.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the CN Tower’s glass floor!

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the St. Clair Station, near the AGO and Royal Alexandra Theatre.
  • Catch bus #5 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Allow at least 2 hours for each museum visit.
  • Be sure to try some delicious poutine at a classic Canadian diner!

Day 6: Saturday

Places to Go:

  • The Distillery District: Explore this trendy neighborhood, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.
  • The St. Lawrence Market: Visit this historic market for artisanal foods, fresh produce, and specialty goods.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Steam Whistle Brewing (additional cost)

Where to Eat:

  • Estiatorio Volos: Enjoy authentic Greek cuisine in this cozy restaurant.
  • Café Diplomatique: Savor classic Canadian comfort food in this charming café.

Where to Stay:

  • The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto: Located near the waterfront and CN Tower, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for variable weather in Toronto - pack layers!
  • Consider purchasing a Presto card for convenient public transportation.

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the King Street Station, near the Distillery District.
  • Catch bus #65 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Arrive early at popular attractions to avoid long wait times.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the CN Tower’s observation deck!

Day 7: Sunday

Places to Go:

  • The Graffiti Alley: Visit this vibrant alleyway for street art, independent shops, and international cuisine (additional cost).
  • The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Discover over 6 million specimens, including dinosaur fossils and ancient Egyptian artifacts. ($15-$30 CAD per person)

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the scenic waterfront path
  • Visit the nearby Hazelton Avenue, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.

Where to Eat:

  • Pai Northern Thai Kitchen: Enjoy authentic and delicious Northern Thai cuisine in this cozy restaurant.
  • Cibo Wine Bar: Savor classic Italian dishes and enjoy a glass of wine.

Where to Stay:

  • The InterContinental Toronto Centre: Located near the CN Tower and waterfront, with modern amenities and comfortable rooms.

Things to Know:

  • Consider purchasing a ROM/AGO combo ticket for discounted admission.
  • Don’t miss the stunning views from the Eaton Centre’s rooftop patio!

Transportation:

  • Take the subway (Line 1) from Union Station to the Dundas Station, near Graffiti Alley and ROM.
  • Catch bus #65 or #121 from downtown Toronto to explore other parts of the city.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Arrive early at popular attractions to avoid long wait times.
  • Be sure to try some delicious poutine at a classic Canadian diner!