Activities · Toronto
Things to Do in Toronto
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We spent a week in Toronto in October, and the CN Tower, the islands and the Distillery District left us wanting to go back. This page gathers our selection of Toronto activities to book on GetYourGuide: the platform’s top-rated in the city — several of them also feature in our Toronto guide — sorted, rated, and with the caveats written out when there are any.
🏙️ The big classics
The ones that go on a first-visit list: the tower, the aquarium, the big museum and the hockey shrine.
The classics · The view
CN Tower Ticket — Main & Lower Observation Levels
⭐ 4.8/5 (64 reviews) · ⏱️ 1.5 hours · 💲 from $53 per person
Toronto’s emblem, 346 metres above the city: floor-to-ceiling windows, the Glass Floor and the outdoor terrace. On a clear day, you can even spot Niagara Falls.
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The classics · Hockey
Hockey Hall of Fame — Entry Ticket
⭐ 4.7/5 (519 reviews) · 🎟️ ticket valid 1 day · 💲 from $34 per person
The Stanley Cup, the legends’ jerseys and decades of hockey history, right downtown. A pilgrimage for fans — and a pleasant surprise for everyone else.
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The classics · Family favourite
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada — Skip-the-Line Ticket
⭐ 4.6/5 (2,362 reviews) · 🎟️ ticket valid 1 day · 💲 from $46 per person
Sharks and rays glide over your head in the underwater tunnel, right at the foot of the CN Tower. The skip-the-line ticket dodges the weekend queue.
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The classics · The museum
Royal Ontario Museum — Entry Ticket
⭐ 4.6/5 (1,582 reviews) · 🎟️ ticket valid 1 day · 💲 from $26 per person
Dinosaurs, world cultures and Michael Lee-Chin’s Crystal: Toronto’s great museum, perfect for a rainy or bitterly cold day.
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🌊 Outdoors: water, streets and flavours
Toronto is easy without a car: by boat, by bike, on foot — and while eating.
On the water · Harbour and islands
Toronto Harbour and Islands Sightseeing Cruise
⭐ 4.7/5 (3,214 reviews) · ⏱️ 1 hour · 💲 from $40 per person
One hour on the water with live commentary: the skyline on one side, the islands on the other. That’s where our photo comes from — the city shows itself best from the lake.
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By bike · Downtown
Downtown Toronto by Bike — 3.5-Hour Tour
⭐ 4.9/5 (488 reviews) · ⏱️ 3.5 hours · 💲 from $124 per person
The top-rated activity on this page: downtown’s core by bike, with a guide, linking neighbourhoods without ever touching a steering wheel. Our kind of tour.
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On foot · The neighbourhood
Classic Distillery District Walking Tour
⭐ 4.7/5 (299 reviews) · ⏱️ 1 hour · 💲 from $28 per person
One hour in the old distillery quarter turned pedestrian village: red brick, galleries, cafés. Short, affordable, easy to fit into any day.
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Flavours · Market and distillery
Great Canadian Food Tour: St. Lawrence Market & the Distillery District
⭐ 4.9/5 (16 reviews) · ⏱️ 2.5 hours · 💲 from $119 per person
Toronto’s two foodie neighbourhoods in one tour, tastings included. Still few reviews, but a near-perfect rating — we say it plainly, and we’re keeping an eye on it.
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🎭 What about events?
Festivals, shows, markets: for dates and everything coming up in Toronto, our What’s On in Toronto tool lists events month by month. The list there is complete and free — it will never be monetized; this page is only for booking the activities around them.
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How we choose: ratings and review counts observed on GetYourGuide on October 31, 2026; “from” prices, per person, in Canadian dollars, varying with the date and options you pick. The selection is based on traveller reviews; when a product has a real caveat (few reviews, a lower rating), we write it instead of hiding it. Links are checked every month; a product that closes or declines leaves the page.
📷 Photos: Wikimedia Commons — Toronto panorama and CN Tower, Martin St-Amant (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Hockey Hall of Fame, Chris Woodrich (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Ripley’s Aquarium, Antony-22 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · the ROM Crystal, edk7 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · bike share in Toronto, Jason Zhang (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Distillery District, Mathew Ingram (CC BY 2.0) · St. Lawrence Market, Daniel (CC BY 2.0) · Toronto Islands, Luc ’n’ Steve.
