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Quick facts about Toronto

Car rent

from $ 27.00 per day

Hotel booking

from $ 32.82 per night

Currency

CAD

Canadian dollar

Reference average prices in Toronto

🌭 Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant

$ 15.34

🍕Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course

$ 61.37

🍺 Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught)

$ 6.14

🚌 One-way Ticket (Local Transport)

$ 2.49

🏠 Apartment rent per month (1 bedroom in City Centre)

$ 1,615.61

Best time to visit Toronto

The best time to explore the city

from late April to May, and from mid-September to mid-October.

Prices

Hotels from $ 32.82

Temperature

Toronto is coldest in January when the average temperature is -3°C, and hottest in July when temperatures average 21°C and the most daily sunshine is 11 hrs.

Precipitation

The average annual rainfall for Toronto is 785 mm. July is the wettest month with up to 60 mm of rain.

The weather

The best time to visit Toronto for pleasant weather and less tourist crowds is from late April to May, and from mid-September to mid-October.

Gooderham or Flatiron Building in downtown Toronto

The seat of government and capital of the Ontario Province of Canada, Toronto is situated along the north-western shore of Lake Ontario.

Established in the late 18th century, Toronto is a dynamic metropolis and also the largest cities in Canada. A most multiculturally diverse city, most of its residents originated from outside Canada. It is a most welcoming place despite its diversity and variety of cultures. It is also a vibrant place that is home to lots of green spaces, some of the world's finest restaurants and iconic locations.

The University College Building at sunset, at the University of Toronto

Things to do in Toronto

Toronto is the largest and most visited city in Canada. Split into six different districts, each unique and diverse, the city has a lot to offer. Sometimes called “The New York City of Canada”, this sprawling city is one of soaring skyscrapers, lush green spaces with trails and sports facilities, a magnificent lake, islands and more. From eclectic annual events and festivals, to its architectural structures, vibrant nightlife, famous attractions and a healthy cuisine, you will find much to do and see in Toronto.

The CN Tower

Standing at 553 metres, the CN Tower is the tallest building in Toronto. One of the modern Seven Wonders of the World, it is also the tallest free-standing building in Canada. A great place to visit if you don’t have a phobia for heights, the tower features the highest glass floor panel elevator in the world, which takes visitors to a glass floored viewing deck at 342 metres.

There is also a SkyPod at 447 metres, which offers even more spectacular views of the city below. For an insane experience, visitors can try the SkyWalk, a hands-free ledge that towers over the city.

Centre Island

The most popular of the 13 islands in Lake Ontario, Centre Island is the most visited due to its magnificent gardens, massive park and picnic areas, a beach and an amusement park. The Toronto islands are spread over 820 acres and even have their own airport. However, most are either residential or home to prestigious yacht clubs. Centre Island is the best to visit for fun activities, especially in the summer.

Ripley’s Aquarium

Ripley Entertainment has one of their three aquaria in Toronto downtown. The aquarium is home to about 13,500 exotic marine life, all existing in 5.7 million gallons of water. The marine and freshwater life at the aquarium come from all over the world, separated into nine galleries, each with a specific group of species. Visitors to the aquarium will find white spotted bamboo sharks, giant pacific octopus, southern stingray, green sea turtles and more. The most popular gallery is the Rainbow Reef, which features an interactive dive show.

Casa Loma

A famous Toronto landmark and most unique piece of architecture, the Casa Loma is a Gothic Revival castle that will take you back in time. Featured in a number of films, including Chicago, The Pacifier and X-Men, the castle is a museum that features gardens, stables, towers, decorated suites and even secret passages. It is a popular venue for private parties, weddings and other events. There are self-guided audio tours available in eight languages for visitors to the castle.

Toronto Cuisine

It is almost impossible to leave Toronto without having local food experiences of some amazing Canadian dishes. A few you would encounter include, poutine, a dish originated from Quebec, which consists of cheese curds and French fries all covered in brown gravy. It is a most popular dish in the city. There is also bannock, a type of unleavened flat bread created in a variety of versions but quite popular. Another is tourtiere, which also originated from Quebec, and is a meat pie dish, usually made with a filling of minced veal, beef, or pork, and potatoes.

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