Metropolitan Toronto is the perfect place for your Canada holidays

Toronto is a colourful puzzle of global influences and free-spirited neighbourhoods, serving up glam, grit, high design and hip restaurants.

If a city were a cocktail, Toronto would be the one with the biggest mix. City lovers looking for plenty of cosmopolitan flavour will find that Canada’s largest city celebrates its multicultural roots with aplomb. You’ll hear it in the global languages spoken and see it in dynamic neighbourhoods including Little Italy, Little India, Chinatown and Greektown.

If you like that big city blend of grit and glam, this is a fantastic metropolis to explore. Warehouses have been converted into exhibition spaces, craft breweries come with a side of Canadian artisanal cheeses and museums and galleries house everything from Intuit art to Haida totem poles. You’ll find bohemian boutiques in Kensington Market and hip bars in the Victorian-era Distillery District. For designer shops and haute cuisine, head to Yorkville, and for Pan-Canadian cuisine you’re spoilt for choice with markets offering up everything from bagels to poutine. On the shores of Lake Ontario you can bike, barbecue and hike. Come evening, it’s worth searching out the city’s dark distilleries, slam poetry bars and glittering roof terraces. Watching over a skyscraper-filled skyline, Toronto’s CN Tower is the largest of them all. Head up over 1,400 feet and you get spectacular views from the observation SkyPod.

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Toronto Hotels

Our recommendations for the best places to stay in Toronto

The Fairmont Royal York

The Fairmont Royal York has hosted royalty and dignitaries since it opened in 1929. Today, it asp...

Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto

With the waterfront and its many attractions, as well as Union Station just a short walk away, th...

Chelsea Hotel

A big and busy hotel in Downtown Toronto, the Chelsea Hotel has excellent facilities to enjoy aft...

The Anndore House (a Joi de Vive Hotel)

The small, but perfectly formed, Annadore House is in the heart of the city.

DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown

The DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown is a safe bet for a no-frills city stay in Toronto. Plu...

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf

Set back from the shore of Lake Ontario, Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square is a contempo...

Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection

Hotel X is a modern retreat on the shore of Lake Ontario. It trumps just about every other city o...

Kimpton Saint George

A cosy yet super stylish hotel amid Toronto’s trendiest neighbourhoods

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer is a convincing choice for a stylish Toronto city break.

The Four Seasons Hotel

The esteemed Four Seasons brand is a place that assures its guests of the very best service amid...

Holidays in Toronto

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The Fairmont Royal York has hosted royalty and dignitaries since it opened in 1929. Today, it aspires to make every guest feel as pampered as its VIPs.

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With the waterfront and its many attractions, as well as Union Station just a short walk away, the Delta Toronto couldn’t be better placed for city exploration.

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A big and busy hotel in Downtown Toronto, the Chelsea Hotel has excellent facilities to enjoy after sightseeing.

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The small, but perfectly formed, Annadore House is in the heart of the city.

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The DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown is a safe bet for a no-frills city stay in Toronto. Plus anyone who’s a sucker for a warm cookie to welcome them at check-in.

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Set back from the shore of Lake Ontario, Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square is a contemporary hotel with loft-style guestrooms.

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Hotel X is a modern retreat on the shore of Lake Ontario. It trumps just about every other city option if you’re judging a hotel purely on its facilities and views but contends as a favourite for its design and service too.

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A cosy yet super stylish hotel amid Toronto’s trendiest neighbourhoods

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Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer is a convincing choice for a stylish Toronto city break.

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The esteemed Four Seasons brand is a place that assures its guests of the very best service amid the most elegant interiors. You may never want to check out…

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City Sightseeing Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing tour - Incl. cruise (24-hrs)

Build your own Toronto experience with the freedom of a hop-on-hop-off city tour aboard a double decker bus. Let the friendly and knowledgeable tour guides educate you on the fun facts and history of Toronto as they take you through the city with stops at/near all major hotels in the downtown area. The ticket also includes a free boat tour (available seasonally) of the Toronto Harbour and Islands. Let the tour company with over 24 years of experience introduce you the history and excitement that is Toronto.

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Private Sightseeing Tour of Toronto

Travel along the lively streets of Toronto in the comfort of a private, climate-controlled bus as you learn about the world-renowned museums and attractions, neighbourhoods, waterfront and everything else that makes Ontario's capital what it is. Highlights include the Chinatown, the Distillery District, Theatre District, CN Tower, and Harbourfront area. If there's something specific you want to see, let your guide know and they'll do their best.

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Get to know Toronto and those important practicalities when planning your perfect holiday.

Capital
TIME DIFFERENCE

GMT -5 hours

CURRENCY

Canadian dollar (CAD)

FLYING TIME TO DESTINATION

8 hours

LANGUAGE

English and French are the official languages in Canada

Central Toronto
Central Toronto is where you’ll find most of the city’s attractions. It includes downtown with its high-rise buildings, the CN Tower, the PATH shopping centre, Rogers Centre, Yonge Street, the harbourfront, Kensington market and Chinatown. The West End plays host to authentic dining venues in Little Italy/Portugal Village and High Park — Toronto's very own Central Park; while the East End comprises Greektown, Little India and the Beaches neighbourhood.

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What to do in Toronto
Visit Toronto’s hill top castle, Casa Loma and see its majestic towers, staircase, tunnels and secret passages as you learn its history and that of its creator. Some of the best museums and galleries include the Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum and Toronto Aerospace Museum. For nightlife, head to Adelaide in the aptly named Clubland district and Queen Street in the fashion district; then relax on the shores of Lake Ontario in Beaches, with a lakeside boardwalk and sand beach.

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Shopping
Shopping is a must here, as Toronto boasts some of the biggest shopping malls in Canada. Take a walk through the PATH, the world’s largest underground shopping complex and shop till you drop!

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Dining
Toronto's restaurants are as diverse as its population, with a number of coffee houses and pizzerias, and specialist foodie areas including Little India, Greektown, Chinatown, Little Italy/Portugal Village and Koreatown. There are some great value options for eating out

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Getting around
Toronto is the only city in Canada that still uses street cars. These are a fun way to travel but do get stuck in traffic at peak times. Three subway lines and a rapid transit line are efficient and extend well into the suburbs, and there is also a bus network. The city centre is relatively compact and best explored on foot. Ferries and water taxis travel the ten minutes from Toronto Ferry Docks to the Toronto Islands. The Union Pearson Express links Downtown Toronto with the international airport. Trains depart every 15 minutes between 5:am and 1am and take just 25 minutes, making the transfer to or from the airport quick and easy.

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