Toronto Tidbits: Your Go-Guide

Toronto Tidbits: Your Go-Guide is like a scrapbook of my adventures in Toronto – from pleasure visits, work trips to lazy layovers. This city is like a Canadian version of Chicago. It feels like home with its mix of cultures. It’s a place where every visit brings something new, whether it’s hanging out with my buddy Neil who I met in Prague or just wandering the streets, feeling like a tourist. This guide spills all the beans on where to go, what to eat, and what not to miss, making Toronto a top pick for anyone exploring Canada.

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Toronto Tidbits

Money Accepted:	Credit cards are accepted in most places, which means that you won’t need to carry cash.
Safety In Montreal:	As a Latina female traveler from a big city, I felt very safe exploring Montreal solo.
Friendly To Tourists/Latinas:	Montreal embodies ‘Canada Nice’—warm, friendly, everywhere.
Length Of Stay:	In Montreal, I suggest spending 4-5 days. This will give you time to explore leisurely and add a few activities and tours.

Moving Around Toronto

Fly	Navigating your way to Toronto is effortless, as it is as a major Canadian hub and offers direct flights from various cities. Find your perfect flight to Toronto through Skyscanner, widely recognized as the go-to platform for booking flights.
Car Rental	For convenient exploration of Toronto and its surroundings, think about renting a car. It’ll give you easy access to nearby gems like Niagara Falls and the scenic beauty of Muskoka. Check car rental rates.
Train/Bus	While navigating the city via public transportation is feasible, it may entail longer travel times. Renting a car is an ideal option; however, if you’re mindful of expenses, public transport is a reliable alternative to get around without breaking the bank. When it comes to reliable and budget-friendly travel in Canada, Omio is your top choice for bus transportation between major cities in Canada.
Car Share	In Toronto, Uber is readily available with abundant drivers, offering convenient transportation options at your fingertips.

Toronto’s Must-See Spots

– Art Galary of Ontario – Also known as “AGO” by locals. Not only will the art impress you but the architecture itself will really blow you away. – Distillery District – A great way to visit this hip area is by including a visit to Steam Whistle Brewery via a tour. (beers included) For a full Toronto tour paired with brewery stops, Toronto Breweries Walking Tour is for you! – CN Tower – The tallest tower in Canada with 360 views of the city. – Osington neighborhood – Trendy and cool area for a night out. – Explore the fashion district in Queen Street West – Canadian National Exhibit – This was a seasonal exhibit but if you are lucky to catch this you are in luck. 18 days of various events, carnival and exhibits that highlight Canada. – Nature walk at Cliffs in Scarborough – St. Lawrence Market – Eat and shop away during a visit to the longest running market in this iconic building. Are you a foodie like I am, do this Toronto Walking Food Tour to see the sights as you taste your way through the city. – Stroll around Kensington Market to see first hand how diverse and multicultural Toronto is. This is a wonderful neighborhood to enjoy lunch from one of the many family run restaurants. – Take a break from sightseeing to relax at Trinity Bellwoods Park – Experience a night out in The Village, Toronto’s LGBTQ neighborhood.

Toronto’s Eats & Treats

Tim Thorntons – A national icon and somewhat of an institution. Grab their famous Tim bits for a tasty snack. El Catrin – Located in the Distillery District, is perfect for dinner and drinks. Bobbie Sue Mac + Cheese – Lunch time must. No surprise here, you visit for their Mac and cheese selection. Messini Authentic Gyros – A little outside of the city in Danfourth but it’s highly rated and I couldn’t agree more especially after trying their Greek fries. Trattoria Nervosa – Head here for delicious Italian cuisine.

Canada Plus: More Articles to Explore

Discover more about Canada than what my Toronto Tidbits: Your Go-Guide has, then check these articles, where I offer firsthand experiences as a Latina traveler. By blending work and leisure, I provide insights that will enhance your own adventures and help you make the most of your visit.

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