The Toronto skyline and the CN Tower lit at night across the harbour from Toronto Island

Itinerary · Toronto, Canada

Toronto in three days

A first visit: the tower and the lake, the old town and the market, the ROM and Yorkville, and the islands at dusk.

Three days

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  1. Day 1, 9:30

    1CN Tower

    Entertainment District·Tower

    Up the tower early, before the queues.

  2. Day 1, 12:00

    2Union Station

    Financial District·Station

    The Great Hall.

  3. Day 1, 14:00

    3Old Town to the Distillery

    Old Town·Walk

    St. James, the market and the Gooderham building.

  4. Day 1, 19:30

    4aKin

    Old Town·Asian

    Dinner on Colborne Street.

  5. Day 2, 10:00

    5Royal Ontario Museum

    Yorkville·Museum

    The morning at the ROM.

  6. Day 2, 14:00

    6Bloor-Yorkville and the Mink Mile

    Yorkville·Shopping district

    Yorkville’s streets.

  7. Day 2, 16:00

    7Casa Loma

    The Annex·Castle

    The castle on the ridge.

  8. Day 2, 20:00

    8Osteria Giulia

    Yorkville·Italian

    Dinner on Avenue Road.

  9. Day 3, 10:00

    9Art Gallery of Ontario

    Grange Park·Art gallery

    The AGO.

  10. Day 3, 13:00

    10Kensington Market and Chinatown

    Kensington Market·Walk

    Lunch in the market lanes.

  11. Day 3, 17:00

    11Toronto Islands

    Toronto Islands·Islands

    The ferry for the skyline at dusk.

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