Toronto 4 Day Itinerary

Title: Toronto 4-Day Itinerary

Day 1 - Downtown Exploration

  • Morning: Start your day with a hearty breakfast at The Big Chill Ice Cream & Waffle Bar. Try their famous waffles!
  • Afternoon: Visit the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) to explore Canadian and world culture, natural history, and art.
  • Lunch: Savor a delicious meal at Richmond Station, offering a variety of dishes from different regions.
  • Afternoon: Take a stroll in Yonge-Dundas Square and head to Toronto Eaton Centre for some shopping.
  • Evening: Experience the CN Tower and enjoy dinner at its revolving restaurant, 360 The Restaurant.
  • Transportation: Use the efficient Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) system or rent a bike from Bike Share Toronto.

Day 2 - Entertainment District & Islands

  • Morning: Grab breakfast at Saturday Dinette.
  • Morning/Afternoon: Explore the Art Gallery of Ontario and TIFF Bell Lightbox.
  • Lunch: Visit Amsterdam Brewhouse, located at Harbourfront Centre.
  • Afternoon: Take a ferry to Toronto Islands for some relaxation, picnicking, or bike riding.
  • Evening: Catch a show at Mirvish Theatre or Sony Centre for the Performing Arts.
  • Dinner: Dine at Jacobs & Co. Steakhouse for an exceptional steak experience.

Day 3 - Parks & Neighborhoods

  • Morning: Fuel up with breakfast at CafĂ© Pamenar, located in the charming Kensington Market area.
  • Morning/Afternoon: Explore High Park, Toronto’s largest park featuring gardens, hiking trails, and Lake Ontario views.
  • Lunch: Savor authentic Mexican food at El Salvador Restaurant in Kensington Market.
  • Afternoon: Visit the trendy neighborhood of Queen West for independent boutiques, street art, and Graffiti Alley.
  • Evening: Dine at Alo, a Michelin-starred restaurant with an innovative tasting menu.

Day 4 - Multicultural Neighborhoods & Markets

  • Morning: Start your day with breakfast at Khao San Road, offering Thai cuisine in the Chinatown area.
  • Morning/Afternoon: Explore St. Lawrence Market, one of the world’s top food markets, and nearby Distillery District for shopping and historic architecture.
  • Lunch: Enjoy a variety of international street food at St. Lawrence Market.
  • Afternoon: Head to Little Italy (College Street) for a stroll and coffee break at Balzac’s Coffee Roasters.
  • Dinner: Dine at Cano, an innovative restaurant specializing in Indigenous cuisine.
  • Accommodation: Stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto or Ritz-Carlton, Toronto for luxury accommodations, or consider budget-friendly options like Hotel Le Germain Maple Leaf Square.
  • Things to Know: Toronto is generally safe but be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas. The weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers. Enjoy your trip and embrace the multicultural melting pot that is Toronto!