Discover Toronto
A City Alive with Energy and Charm
Toronto, a world-class metropolis that blends buzzing energy with stunning natural beauty. Towering skyscrapers line the shores of Lake Ontario, offering breathtaking views. Toronto’s multicultural spirit shines through its diverse neighborhoods, each boasting unique shops, restaurants, and cultural experiences.
Whether you crave a dose of history or a relaxing stroll by the water, Toronto has something to offer everyone.
Must visit locations near the venue
CN Tower
This iconic landmark is a must-see for any visitor to Toronto. Take the high-speed elevator to the observation deck for stunning panoramic views of the city and beyond.
Harbourfront Centre
Located right next door to the Westin Harbour Castle, this massive complex offers various cultural experiences. Explore art galleries, attend performances, or simply relax by the waterfront.
The Distillery Historic District
This pedestrian-only neighborhood is a restored Victorian industrial complex brimming with charm. Explore art galleries, boutique shops, trendy restaurants, and cafes.
Hockey Hall Of Fame
For the sports enthusiasts, a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame is a must. Learn about the history of hockey in Canada and immerse yourself in the rich tradition of this beloved sport.
Toronto Island Park
A short ferry ride away from the harbourfront, this island chain offers a car-free escape. Rent a bike, explore the beaches, or simply enjoy the natural beauty.
St. Lawrence Market
This historic market is a foodie paradise. Sample fresh, local produce from around the province, discover international delicacies, or grab a delicious bite to eat.
Toronto Music Garden
Inspired by the movements of Johann Sebastian Bach's First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello, the garden's design translates musical elements into a captivating landscape.
Casa Loma
This historic castle offers a glimpse into Toronto's past. Take a guided tour through the grand rooms, explore the beautiful gardens, or enjoy stunning city views from the rooftop.
Getting Around Toronto
Toronto boasts a convenient and efficient public transportation system, making it easy to explore the city during your stay.
Here’s a quick rundown of the main options
This network of subways, streetcars, and buses is the backbone of Toronto’s public transportation.
Streetcars
These iconic red and white vehicles operate on dedicated lanes and are a great way to travel shorter distances and explore different neighborhoods.
Subway
Also known as MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), is a fast and efficient way to travel long distances.
Buses
The TTC operates an extensive network of buses that reach various areas of the city
Fares vary depending on the distance traveled. Presently, a single adult fare costs CAD $3.25 (subject to change).
If you are planning to use public transit, be sure to purchase a PRESTO Card, an easy-to-use reloadable payment card that lets you pay your fare on the TTC.
More information on fares, routes, and trip planning can be found on the TTC website: https://www.ttc.ca
Taxis are readily available throughout the city.
Fares are metered and typically start with a flag drop fee (around CAD $3.25). You can expect to pay around CAD $0.70 per kilometer. It’s always a good idea to ask for an estimated fare before your trip.
Taxis typically accept cash, but some may accept credit cards with a surcharge. It’s wise to inquire about payment options before getting in.
Ride-sharing services are also popular options. Fares can vary depending on distance and time of day.
Looking for an eco-friendly and scenic way to explore Toronto?
Bike Share Toronto offers a convenient and affordable option!
There are over 9,000 bicycles are available across 700+ stations scattered throughout Toronto. You can easily locate stations and check bike availability through the Bike Share Toronto website or mobile app.
Here’s a quick breakdown of pricing (subject to change):
Single Ride: Variable depending on ride duration after the first 30 minutes free.
Day Pass: Around CAD $12
Memberships:
Daily Membership: Around CAD $8
Weekly Membership: Around CAD $25
Additional Information:
Helmets: While helmets are not mandatory, they are highly recommended for safety. You can bring your own or rent one from select Bike Share Toronto stations.
Unlocking Bikes: You can unlock bikes from stations using a credit card, membership card, or a code obtained through the mobile app.
Returning Bikes: Simply return the bike to any Bike Share Toronto station.