Things to do in Toronto
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Niagara Falls: Skylon Tower, Boat Ride & Behind the Falls TourYou’ll ride up Skylon Tower for sweeping views, step into echoing tunnels behind Niagara Falls’ crashing curtain, and get drenched on a boat cruise right into the mist. With stops at places like Dufferin Islands and the famous Floral Clock (plus easy hotel pickup), expect more than just sightseeing — you’ll actually feel Niagara’s wild energy up close.
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: 3 Hours at the FallsA full-day guided tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls with stops at the Floral Clock, Niagara Whirlpool, and a chocolate and maple syrup tasting, plus roughly three hours of free time at the falls themselves. A licensed Niagara Parks Commission guide provides live commentary throughout the drive and the scenic Niagara Parkway route. The Hornblower Niagara Cruise and Skylon Tower are available as paid add-ons on the day of the tour.Is it for me?Choose the tour with the Hornblower cruise if you want the famous boat ride included and sorted before you arrive—it operates May through November and takes about 45 minutes, leaving you time to explore the rest of the falls. Without the cruise, you keep the full three hours to pick your own mix of activities, restaurants, and attractions at your own pace.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto with Boat Cruise & Maple TastingYou’ll stand so close to Niagara Falls you’ll feel its thunder in your chest, take a boat cruise into swirling mist, sample fresh maple syrup with locals, and share laughs over lunch before heading back to Toronto with new stories (and probably damp shoes).
Toronto to Niagara Falls: Skip-the-Line Boat & TowerYou leave Toronto in a small group, skip every major ticket line at Niagara Falls, and move through the falls three ways—by boat, through a tunnel behind the water, and from a 775-foot observation tower. The guide handles all entry logistics and timing, and you get three hours of free time to explore on your own. Maple syrup and chocolate tastings are included. Return transport to downtown Toronto is included.Is it for me?Book this if you want the major Niagara Falls attractions in one day without arranging transport, buying separate tickets, or timing yourself—the skip-the-line logistics and small group size mean you move through three perspectives of the falls without standing in queues.
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Boat Cruise & Wine TastingA full-day guided tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls includes a 20-minute Hornblower boat ride (or Journey Behind the Falls in winter), wine tasting at a local winery, a three-course lunch at a restaurant overlooking the Falls, and free time to explore Table Rock Welcome Centre and the historic village of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Hotel pickup is included, and a licensed guide provides commentary throughout the 10-hour day. The itinerary and activities may change due to circumstances beyond the operator's control.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main sights—boat ride, winery, and Falls-view lunch—all in one day with a guide handling the route, or choose Journey Behind the Falls if you're visiting November through April.
Niagara Falls: Boat Ride & Journey Behind Falls Day TripYou’ll feel Niagara’s power up close on this day trip from Toronto—with spray-soaked moments on the boat cruise, echoing tunnels behind Horseshoe Falls, sweet maple syrup tastings, and time to wander Clifton Hill or gaze out from Skylon Tower. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s letting yourself get swept up in sound, mist, and local flavors.
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Skip-the-Line Boat CruiseA 9-hour guided day tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls with round-trip coach transport, skip-the-line boat access (seasonal), and stops at Whirlpool Rapids and Niagara-on-the-Lake. The tour departs at 8:30 AM to maximize time at the falls before peak hours; boat cruises run May through October, while Journey Behind the Falls operates in winter months. Maple, fudge and chocolate tasting is included; lunch is available as an add-on option.Is it for me?Arrive early to experience Niagara Falls when crowds are thinnest, then choose between a boat cruise or the Journey Behind the Falls—your guide handles logistics while you focus on the views.
Niagara Day Tour: Boat Ride, Floral Clock & Lake OntarioThis eight-hour guided tour departs from Toronto and visits Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Floral Clock, and the Falls themselves, with a state-of-the-art catamaran cruise included. The guide leads you through the heritage district in the morning, drives the scenic Niagara River Parkway, stops at the Niagara Gorge Platform overlooking the Whirlpool Rapids, and takes you onto the Hornblower boat (May–December; Skylon Tower substitutes January–April when the boat is not running). You get up to three hours of free time at the Falls, rain ponchos for the boat, and guaranteed line bypass for the cruise. The tour returns to downtown Toronto before the major traffic begins, leaving your evening open.Is it for me?If you're staying in a Toronto hotel without a car, this tour picks you up and handles all the driving, timing and boat-line logistics—you're back downtown before evening traffic, which means your night is still open. The morning stop in Niagara-on-the-Lake (where you actually walk the heritage district and the lakeshore, not a gift shop) and the guaranteed boat-line bypass are what separate this from tours that rush you through souvenir stops and leave you queuing at the dock.
Niagara Falls Day Trip Toronto: Horseshoe Falls & Parkway DriveYou spend three hours exploring the Horseshoe Falls area at your own pace, with optional boat rides and tower access available on-site. Along the way, the tour includes photo stops at the Floral Clock, Whirlpool Rapids, and the hydroelectric stations, plus a 30-minute break at Maple Leaf Place. Round-trip transportation from Toronto and a licensed guide are included, so you just show up at pickup and return the same evening.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Toronto and want to see Niagara Falls without arranging your own transport, navigating the route, or figuring out where to stop—the guide and the itinerary handle all of that, and the three-hour window at the falls gives you time to move at your own speed.
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto & Optional Boat CruiseYou get picked up from downtown Toronto, driven to Niagara Falls with historical commentary from a licensed guide, and given 3+ hours to explore on your own — whether that means the Hornblower boat cruise into the mist, Journey Behind the Falls, Skylon Tower views, or Clifton Hill attractions. Maple syrup tasting and Clifton Hill access are included; the boat cruise is optional and included in price if you choose it. The whole day takes around ten hours, and you return to Toronto by evening.Is it for me?Pick this if you're based in Toronto and want to see Niagara Falls without arranging your own transport or timing — the pickup, drive, and guide commentary handle the logistics, and the 3+ hours of free time means you're not rushed through the main event.
Toronto: CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market & Harbour CruiseYou'll ascend the CN Tower's observation deck with panoramic views, drive past Toronto's landmarks including Nathan Phillips Square and Queen's Park, explore St. Lawrence Market (or the Distillery District if closed), and cruise Toronto Harbour for waterfront perspectives. Pickup and drop-off are included anywhere in downtown Toronto, and the tour operates year-round with a local guide steering a small group through the city's layout in a single day.Is it for me?Book this if you want Toronto's main sights and a food-market stop without arranging transport between them—the fixed route and small-group format mean you see the city's layout and hit the landmarks in one afternoon without navigating yourself.
Kensington Market Food Tour Toronto: 6 Stops, 8+ CuisinesA food walking tour of Kensington Market in Toronto led by a veteran guide, stopping at six family-owned restaurants across 8+ cuisines for generous tastings that amount to a full meal. Small groups, no waiting, and the guide shares stories about the immigrant families who cook their home recipes in this neighbourhood. Vegetarian and pescatarian options available with advance notice; the tour does not accommodate gluten, dairy, nut allergies or vegan diets.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat the way locals do without spending days researching where to go—the guide knows the families, the restaurants know you're coming, and the tastings add up to a real meal instead of a series of samples.
Toronto Harbour Cruise: CN Tower, Rogers Centre & Island ViewsYou’ll see Toronto’s icons — CN Tower, Rogers Centre — from a fresh angle as you cruise through harbour waters with live narration and local stories. Drift past Hanlan’s Point and catch glimpses of island life while feeling city energy fade into gentle lake breezes. This hour leaves you both lighter and more curious about Toronto itself.
Toronto Food Tour: St. Lawrence Market & Distillery DistrictThis guided food tour explores two of Toronto's most storied neighborhoods—St. Lawrence Market, established in 1803, and the Distillery District—with tastings of local and international dishes including peameal bacon, poutine, and butter tarts. The tour runs just over three hours and includes a live English-speaking guide; choose between a 2-hour Kensington Market option or a 3-hour tour covering St. Lawrence and the Distillery, or upgrade to a private version. Comfortable walking shoes are essential, and dietary restrictions require advance notice.Is it for me?Book this 3-hour tour if you want to see both St. Lawrence Market's historic food stalls and the Distillery District's architecture; choose the 2-hour Kensington Market option if you'd rather stay in one neighborhood focused on street food.
Niagara Falls: Skylon Tower, Behind Falls & Boat CruiseYou ascend 520 feet in a glass elevator at Skylon Tower for panoramic views of all three falls, descend 125 feet through tunnels behind Horseshoe Falls to feel the water's power up close, and sail into the gorge on a Niagara City Cruises boat to see them from water level. All entry fees, the incline railway, and small-group guidance are included; the boat ride runs May through December, replaced by Niagara Takes Flight in winter months.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Niagara Falls from multiple vantage points — high above, from behind, and at water level — without juggling separate tickets and timing; the fixed itinerary and small-group format handle all three in one organized morning.
Toronto small group walking tour: 8 landmarks in 3 hoursYou walk through Toronto's downtown with a guide who knows the city, starting in the Entertainment District and moving through the CN Tower area, underground PATH network, Harbourfront, Old Town Toronto, Rogers Centre, and St. Lawrence Market. The tour covers roughly 8 major stops in one outing, includes local taxes, and runs in small groups. Book ahead if you're visiting in mild weather — the tour doesn't operate in extreme cold, heat or storms.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main downtown Toronto landmarks and neighborhoods tied together in one outing without figuring out the route yourself — the small-group format and guide knowledge are what turn a walk into a real introduction to how the city works.
Kensington Market food tour Toronto: 2.5 hours, world cuisinesA 2.5-hour food tasting tour through Kensington Market with a local guide, tastings at multiple stops, and skip-the-line access. You'll sample cuisines from cultures across the globe at independent shops in this multicultural National Historic Site, tracing the market's history through the stories of the businesses that define it. Tasty Tours has operated here for over 15 years and was the first to offer food tours in the neighborhood.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a guide who knows Kensington Market's independent vendors and neighborhood history to lead you through multiple cuisine stops in one lunch.
Niagara Falls Canada: Helicopter, Boat & Skylon Lunch TourYou’ll feel Niagara’s power from every angle: soaring above by helicopter, standing behind crashing water, braving the mist on a boat ride, then relaxing over lunch with panoramic views at Skylon Tower. With hotel pickup and a local guide handling all details, there’s space to just be swept along by wonder.
Little Canada Tickets: 45,000 sq ft Miniature CanadaYou walk through seven miniature Canadian regions with animated vehicles, moving figures, and intricate details across 45,000 square feet. The CN Tower, Niagara Falls, and Bay of Fundy are all represented in miniature scale. Plan for two to three hours, arrive before 1pm on weekdays to avoid school groups, and note that last entry closes 90 minutes before the building shuts down.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Canada's landmarks and landscapes without leaving downtown Toronto, or for families with young children and strollers. Plan for two to three hours, and arrive before 1pm on weekdays if you want to avoid school groups filling the space.
Royal Ontario Museum Toronto: 30 Galleries & DinosaursYou get access to 30+ galleries of dinosaurs, mummies, art, and natural history specimens without arranging separate tickets or timing yourself around tour groups. The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, stroller-friendly, and includes a cafe and gift shop. Plan for at least three hours if you want to see more than one major section without rushing.Is it for me?Right for families, solo travelers, and anyone with a few hours to spend on art, natural history, and dinosaurs without arranging separate tickets or navigating a tour schedule—the general admission covers everything, and the scale means you can go as deep or as broad as your time allows.
