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Toronto Double Decker City Tour

Toronto’s best value.

Discover Toronto! Hop-On Hop-Off our historical double-decker buses and discover the real Toronto. Visit the best sites, attractions, shopping and events Toronto has to offer! Our professional drivers and informative tour guides will deliver a memorable tour of Toronto.

What Your Toronto City ticket gets you

• Hop-On Hop-Off (21 Great stops)
• A ticket valid for 2 Days
• A FREE Harbour and Island tour
• Free pickup from downtown hotels
• Unlimited travel advice and support from our friendly guides
• Discounted attraction tickets onboard our buses
• A free souvenir map

*Information Booths are at the following locations: 249 Queens Quay & 235 Queens Quay or Sightseeing kiosk at Yonge-Dundas Square and 123 Front.St W

Toronto Partnered Concierge

Tickets can also be purchased from our Toronto partner concierge hotels. Please see the concierge desk when booking

• Hilton Toronto (145 Richmond St West)
• Radisson Toronto (249 Queens Quay West)
• Renaissance Marriot Rogers Centre (1 Blue Jays Way)
• Days Inn Roncesvalles (14 Roncesvalles Ave)
• Residence Marriot (255 Wellington West)
• Canada´s Best Value Inn (Evans Avenue)
• Cosmopolitan (8 Colborne St)
• Econolodge (335 Jarvis St)
• Isabella Hotel (556 Sherbourne St)
• Metropolitian (108 Chesnut St)
• Super 8 China Town (222 Spadina Ave)

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David higgin, did what it said on the tin.

All as promised and well worth the cost. A terrific experience.

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We had a very wonderful, very knowledgeable tour guide, and it was a great first impression for us for our first time to Toronto. I've done a few hop on hop off bus tours in various other cities, and I really, really enjoyed this one. I can't remember the guides name, but I know he moved to Toronto from the Caribbean. So if anyone gets him as a tour guide, just know he's great! Also, we didn't get to use the Harbour Cruise voucher, but we were informed that that never expires as long as it hasn't been used before. Just an FYI for those who are wondering if they'll have enough time. Just keep your ticket and when you make your way back to Toronto, you can go on that Harbour Cruise!

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Frequently asked questions, q: what is the best time to book the toronto hop-on hop-off tour.

September to November is the best time to plan a visit to Toronto. It is the fall season with cool weather and the city looks spectacular with autumnal colors all around. You can especially embrace and admire the breathtaking aesthetics by visiting Toronto’s main parks like Toronto Island Park, Trinity Bellwoods, and Evergreen Brick Works, to name a few.

Q: How many days are enough to explore Toronto?

You need at least a week to properly explore Toronto and its key highlights. However, we recommend spending at least 2 to 3 days and booking a hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour to make the most of the city in less time.

Q: How do hop-on hop-off Toronto bus tours work?

Toronto bus tour offers you the convenience and flexibility to get off at the nearest designated stop. No tour guide, you set your own itinerary. You’ll find all the stops are located strategically at all the major attractions, making your touring as hassle-free as possible. And then, when you’re ready to continue, return to a designated bus stop, show your pass, and hop back on the bus and onwards towards your next attraction. So, go ahead and make a whole loop of the route once you have your tour ticket, get familiar with the city and pick out your favorite places to visit and then return to them during your stay.

Q: What is the validity of the ticket?

There are several ticket options available to you, depending on your length of stay. Each bus tour will have validity from 24, 36, 48 to 72 hours. And the great thing is you can plan ahead as the vouchers are valid anywhere between 6 months to 1 year and can be used at any point during that period. Check the product page or bus tour operator for complete details.

Q: Where can I find a list of all the stops and a map of the various Toronto hop-on hop-off tour routes?

You can visit the relevant product page and check the Useful Downloads section to find the latest information as routes, stops, and timings change frequently.

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No Cancellation Charges  up to 24 hours before the chosen travel date. 100% cancellation fee applied within 24 hours of travel date.

For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren't.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

City Sightseeing: Toronto Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour

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• Enjoy affordable Toronto sightseeing on the fun and flexible Toronto hop-on, hop-off bus tour
• Hop on and off at attractions of your choice and explore on your own terms
• Around 15 stops make the whole city accessible to you
• Enjoy entertaining audio commentary as well as the services of a live guide
• Smartphone Voucher Accepted! No need to print

With our striking red, open-top buses in the London manner, set out on the ultimate Canadian adventure beginning at Yonge-Dundas Square. Take in the amazing panoramic views of Toronto's energetic streets and the culture of Canada. Take a break at the Casa Loma, a magnificent mansion in the Gothic style, to see the museum's collection of local history. Visit the fascinating Bata Shoe Museum to see how Canadian footwear has changed over time. Discover the vibrant Chinatown, where the cultures of Canada and Asia converge. Visit the largest art gallery in America, the renowned Art Gallery of Ontario. The Hockey Hall of Fame, which recognizes the best ice hockey players in America, will appeal to sports fans.

Red Line: First Departure: 09:30, Last Departure: 16:30 Loop:  135 Minutes Frequency:  45 Minutes Departure Location:  Yonge-Dundas Square (Stop 1)

• 24-Hour Toronto Bus Pass
• Audio Guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese
• Live commentary in English
• Entrance Fee (Unless specified)
• Hotel Transfers

Redemption Info

You must redeem your vouchers at the following location: Paper Vouchers: must redeem only at  bus stop 1, Yonge-Dundas Square Mobile Vouchers:  can redeem at any of the stop or on-board. You will receive a ticket in exchange for your voucher, which you must keep until the expiry date/ tour. Please check your ticket to know when it expires. After exchanging your voucher for a ticket, your voucher will no longer be valid. In loss of voucher/ticket, compnay is not liable to refund. You can redeem mobile vouchers at any bus stop. Flexible Ticket: Book Now! You can use your ticket any day within 12 months.

Know Before You Go

Wheelchair Access: Yes Heating, Air-conditioning: Yes Pets Allowed: No Infants can travel free and you do not require to book infant ticket. Please be reminded that on our tour, not all departures will have the multi-lingual audio commentary or the live guided commentary available. This varies each day depending on the buses in use and live guide availability. Please check locally for which departures that day will have the audio guide commentary or live guide to avoid disappointment. Please ensure you have a hassle-free journey by carrying your valid passport and identification documents on your travel date. During winter, buses will have English only commentary. Customers are advised to contact locally to check if multilingual buses are available. Black Out Dates : 25th Nov and 25-26 Dec! Disclaimer: Due to traffic issues, public holidays, weather conditions, cruise ship arrivals and unforeseen circumstances, there might be sudden changes in the route or on the schedule. In "normal times" Toronto is a busy city, especially during special events, summer holidays and at weekends. Traffic congestion and road closures - may cause delays, reduced frequency and changes to the route. We’ll do all we can to provide a smooth and frequent service!

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Cancellation policy, frequently asked questions, q. how does the city sightseeing toronto hop-on-hop-off tour works.

A. When you make a purchase through our website, you will receive a confirmed booking voucher. Show the printed or smart voucher to staff at our bus stops. Your voucher will be exchanged for a ticket which must be kept until the end of the tour. As long as your ticket is still valid you can get on and off the bus as often as you like at any station along the route.

Q. How many stops are there in Toronto City Sightseeing Bus tour and what is their location ?

A. This tour has 15+ stops . Its first stop is Yonge-Dundas Square. Other main stops are CN Tower North, Distillery District, Meridian Hall / Hockey Hall of Fame and The Royal Ontario Museum. Please check the Map and route uploaded under the 'Useful Download ' section above.

Q. Do kids travel for free in Toronto City Sightseeing Hop-on-Hop-off bus?

A. Children between 0-2 years travel for Free. However, there is a child cost applicable for children between 3-12 years.

Q. Is the City Sightseeing Toronto Hop-on-Hop-off buses wheel chair or stroller accessible ?

A. Yes, the buses are wheelchair and stroller accessible. The buses can not accommodate more than 1 wheelchair or stroller at a time due to space limitation. So, if there is already a wheelchair used on board, then you have to wait for the next bus.

Q. Is the live guide available on the Toronto City Sightseeing Hop-on-Hop-Off bus and in which language is the commentary available?

A. Toronto City Sightseeing buses have the Live guide speaking English language or a multilingual audio guide in English, Spanish, German, Italian and French.

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Hop-On Hop Off City Tour

See the best sights of the T-dot on City Sightseeing Toronto’s hop-on-hop-off bus tour . Each ticket for a tour is valid for up to three days, giving you ample opportunity to see all there is to see in Toronto at your own convenience. Tours run aboard novel firetruck-red double decker buses, or if it’s a tad nippy outside, cozy trolleys, and are guided by friendly Toronto experts who are happy to provide extra advice for your vacation before, during and after the tour. Tours run for two hours and stop at a grand total of 24 prime neighbourhoods and locations, including the AGO, Hockey Hall of Fame, St. Lawrence Market, Distillery District, Casa Loma and more. Tours depart at 9:00amfrom Yonge-Dundas Square.

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What your toronto hop-on hop-off double decker sightseeing tour ticket gets you.

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• Toronto’s most comprehensive tour!
• Tickets valid for 24 hours
• Hop on and off at 15 great stops
• Fun and friendly staff
• Ticket to top attractions available
• Unlimited travel advice and support from our helpful ambassadors
• Toronto-Niagara combo option for even more savings!
• Follow along with a free souvenir map

Major Attractions & Points of interest

Double-decker city tour.

• Eaton Centre
• Yonge-Dundas Square
• Harbourfront Centre
• Royal Ontario Museum
• Art Gallery of Ontario
• St. Lawrence Market
• The Distillery District
• Hockey Hall of Fame
• Bata Shoe Museum
• Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art
• Theatre District
• Kensington Market
• Bloor-Yorkville
• Queen’s Park
• Entertainment District
• Club District
• University of Toronto
• Baldwin Village
• John Street Roundhouse

Harbour and Islands Cruise

• Toronto’s signature skyline
• Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
• Hanlan’s Point
• Wildlife Sanctuary
• Centre Island/Centreville
• Island Yacht Club/Muggs Island
• Toronto Island Marina
• Forestry Island
• Allan A. Lamport Regatta Course and grandstand
• Ward Island/Algonquin Island
• Royal Canadian Yacht Club
• Queen City Yacht Club
• Polson Pier
• The Portlands
• RedPath Sugar Refinery
• Ferry Docks
• Westin Harbour Castle
• Queens Quay Terminal
• Amsterdam Brewhouse
• Music Garden
• The Power Plant
• Canada Malting Company silos
• West Gap and East Gap
• Rogers Centre

We operate large, modern, open-top double-decker buses that provide excellent visibility and lots of fresh air. Enjoy the summer breeze from the comfort of your elevated seat as the bus winds its way through our lively city!

Among City Sightseeing Toronto’s fleet of double-deckers are a number of open-top sightseeing vehicles. Originally introduced by London Transport, these distinctive buses were so well designed that they outlasted later replacement models to remain in regular service until 2005. Only 2,876 of these incredible vehicles were ever built and approximately 1,000 remain in existence today.

Schedule and Booking information

Hop-on Hop-off Double-Decker City Tour: Duration and where to start

The Hop-on Hop-off double-decker city tour lasts approximately two hours and 15 minutes if you don't hop off. Although the Hop-on Hop-off tour technically starts at Stop #1 (Yonge-Dundas Square), you can begin your trip at any of the stops that are in service and don't have to start at Stop #1. For the latest bus schedule and pickup details, please visit our schedule page at the following link: https://citysightseeingtoronto.com/tour-schedule/ or call us at 416 410 0536.

FREE Seasonal Harbour and Islands Cruise: Duration and where to start

The FREE seasonal Harbour and Islands Cruise lasts approximately 45 minutes. It departs from the West Pier at Harbourfront Centre. When the Hop-on Hop-off bus arrives at Stop #17, your guide will show you over to the boat. You can also make your own way to the boat at a time of your choosing, and you can even ride the boat tour on a different day than the bus tour. For the latest boat schedule and pickup details, please visit our schedule page at the following link: https://citysightseeingtoronto.com/tour-schedule/ or call us at 416 410 0536.

How to book

You can check for available tours and book tickets by selecting Book Now and navigating through the calendar functions of our shopping cart. Alternatively, you can call us for assistance 7 days a week at 416 410 0536.

• #1 - Yonge-Dundas Square: 1 Dundas Street East - M5G1Z3
• #2 - Wellesley & Yonge: 555 Yonge Street - M4Y 3A6
• #3 - Yorkville: 22 Yorkville Avenue - M4W 1L4
• #4 - Park Hyatt (Currently out of service due to construction)
• #5 - Casa Loma: 160 Kendal Avenue - M5T 2T9
• #6 - Spadina & Bloor: 6 Spadina Road - M5R 2S7
• #7 - Bata Shoe Museum: 327 Bloor Street West - M5S 1W7
• #8 - ROM / Gardiner Museum: directly across the street from 196 Bloor Street West - M5S 1T8
• #9 - AGO / Chinatown: across the street from 115 McCaul Street - M5T 1G1
• #10 - CN Tower North: 277 Front Street West - M5V 2X4
• #11 - CN Tower South / Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: on the north side of Bremner Boulevard between Ripley's and the Rogers Centre
• #12 - Radisson Blu Hotel / Harbourfront: 249 Queens Quay West - M5J 2N5 - on the east side of the Radisson Blu Hotel
• #13 - Hockey Hall of Fame: 1 Front Street East - M5E 1B2
• #14 - St. Lawrence Market: 93 Front Street East - M5E 1C3
• #15 - Distillery: on the west side of Trinity Street just south of Front Street West
• #16 - CN Tower South / Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: on the north side of Bremner Boulevard between Ripley's and the Rogers Centre
• #17 - Radisson Blu Hotel / Harbourfront: 249 Queens Quay West - M5J 2N5 - on the east side of the Radisson Blu Hotel
• #18 - Hockey Hall of Fame: 1 Front Street East - M5E 1B2
• #19 - St. Lawrence Market: 93 Front Street East - M5E 1C3
• #20 - Distillery: on the west side of Trinity Street just south of Front Street West

Schedule / Frequency

The hop-on hop-off City tour is approximately 2 hours long. Please click on the Schedule tab at the top of this page for more details.

• From June 1st to mid September, the last bus tour departs from stop #1 at approximately 5:00 pm.
• Throughout the peak summer months, bus frequency is approximately every 15 minutes.
• We operate every day of the year, weather permitting, except December 25th and January 1st.
• Please feel free to contact us as your travel date nears for the most current scheduling information

All of our buses offer a narrated tour, either with a live English-speaking guide and/or a multilingual audio system. Our tours animate the sights and attractions along the route, and our on-board team members are more than happy to give you advice on how to make the most of your stay in our wonderful city.

For availability on live guides and multilingual buses, please call our office or visit our information booth at Yonge-Dundas Square. Multilingual buses offer narration in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Cantonese, and Mandarin. You can bring your own headphones to enjoy the tour, or we can provide them to you free of charge when you arrive.

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Locals may insist (politely, of course) that Toronto doesn’t belong atop any traveler’s wish list, but don’t fall for that Canadian modesty. Proudly multicultural with an outstanding art scene, fantastic food and a patchwork of diverse neighborhoods to explore, this sprawling city — Canada’s most populous — has more to offer than one could possibly digest in a single weekend. But that’s enough time to sample the local smorgasbord, from the many new restaurants and shops to the latest art exhibitions and a newly revitalized landmark theater. Anyone in town for Hot Docs , North America’s biggest documentary festival, which begins on April 25, will find plenty of reasons to roam beyond the downtown core, from the beaches in the east to drinking and dining hotspots that have sprouted in some unexpected places in the west.

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• Trillium Park , west of Toronto’s inner harbor, is relatively crowd-free despite having an outstanding view of the downtown skyline.
• Sunny’s Chinese , a popular restaurant hidden inside a mini-mall in the Kensington Market neighborhood, serves fun plates like Hong Kong-style French toast with black-sesame jam.
• The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto is currently hosting “Greater Toronto Art 2024,” the second installment of its triennial.
• Cry Baby Gallery is an art space with a cocktail bar hidden behind a curtain in the back.
• Massey Hall , a landmark theater, reopened in 2021 after a three-year renovation and modernization project.
• Evergreen Brick Works is a cultural community center with a popular year-round farmers’ market.
• The Gardiner Museum is dedicated to the artistry and craft of ceramics.
• The Philosopher’s Walk winds through the leafy St. George campus of the University of Toronto.
• The Bata Shoe Museum has an unexpectedly fascinating exhibit exploring the history of what we put on our feet.
• The Beach (also called the Beaches), on the eastern edge of the city, is a neighborhood abutting Lake Ontario with sandy shorelines and a wood-plank boardwalk.
• The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is a sprawling gallery surrounded by acres of pristine woodland.
• Zaal Art Gallery has paintings, sculptures and fashion from contemporary Iranian artists.
• Patois is a festive restaurant serving Caribbean-Asian dishes like jerk chicken chow mein.
• Bad Attitude Bread is a plant-based bakery with specialties like vegan Cheddar biscuits with Old Bay seasoning.
• Milky’s , a cool cafe, brews up specialty drinks like a spiced maple syrup latte.
• Taverne Bernhardt’s is a cozy neighborhood bistro featuring local produce and rotisserie-style chicken.
• Bowie , a vibey bar beneath a laundromat, offers great people-watching behind an unmarked entrance.
• Bathurst Local is a laid-back bar with a maze of private karaoke rooms.
• White Lily Diner is an all-day restaurant serving comfort food, with produce supplied by its own Ontario farm.
• Easy Tiger Goods is a sunny boutique that sells cute made-in-Toronto ceramics.
• Issues Magazine Shop stocks rare print titles.
• Etc Home , a home décor shop, sells hand-crocheted coasters, embroidered tote bags and more.
• A solid option downtown, the Ace Hotel opened in 2022 in a newly constructed building designed by the Toronto firm Shim-Sutcliffe Architects. Beyond the lobby framed by soaring concrete arches, the hotel features 123 cozy guest rooms as well as a restaurant and a rooftop lounge. Rooms start at around 499 Canadian dollars, or around $367.
• In the trendy West Queen West area, the Drake Hotel is a longtime favorite for its cultural events, concerts and art-filled interiors. With the addition of a new five-story wing, which opened in 2021, the property now has 51 rooms in addition to a popular lounge, cafe and rooftop terrace. Rooms start at around 360 dollars.
• On vibrant Dundas Street West in Little Portugal is the family-run Ode , which opened in 2021 with eight private guest rooms, each designed in collaboration with a different local artist. Rooms start at 260 dollars.
• Look for a short-term rental in the Trinity-Bellwoods neighborhood, which is surrounded by great restaurants, shops, bars, bakeries, breweries and the popular Trinity Bellwoods Park .
• It's easy to get around Toronto by public transportation — there are subways , buses and streetcars — and on foot . You can also find taxis and use ride-hailing apps , including Lyft and Uber, and there are bike-share stations throughout the city (a day pass is 15 dollars). From Toronto Pearson International Airport, the UP Express train takes 25 minutes to arrive at Union Station downtown. Even closer is Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, a regional hub on the Toronto Islands that is connected to downtown by ferry and a pedestrian tunnel.

Trillium Park

Trillium Park , which opened in 2017 just west of Toronto’s inner harbor, remains relatively uncrowded despite having an outstanding view of the skyline. From Queens Quay West, it’s an easy half-hour walk to the park along the popular Martin Goodman Trail. Or rent a bicycle from one of the many bike-share stations and pedal along the lakeshore. After admiring the view of the iconic CN Tower across the water, head back toward downtown, stopping at nearby Inukshuk Park , with its 30-foot-high Inuit stone formation, and at the Toronto Music Garden, a grassy waterfront park where live performances take place during the summer.

Down the hallway of a nondescript mini-mall, a small handwritten sign on a door indicates you’ve found Sunny’s Chinese . Since opening in the eclectic Kensington Market neighborhood in 2022, this buzzy spot has packed its mint green booths with crowds hankering for a spicy, family-style feast. On a recent visit, highlights included the spinach-and-chrysanthemum-stem salad (12 Canadian dollars, or about $9), fiery dan dan noodles (19 dollars), and what a server said “pays our rent”: the sublime Hong Kong-style French toast layered with black-sesame jam and oolong-infused condensed milk (14 dollars). Couldn’t nab a reservation? Try for a last-minute table at nearby Patois , a festive Caribbean-Asian restaurant with flaky Jamaican patties (12 dollars) and jerk chicken chow mein (27 dollars).

Massey Hall

In 2021, Torontonians applauded the reopening of Massey Hall , a landmark theater, after a three-year renovation and modernization project. For over a century, this downtown concert hall has hosted top international performers, including Charlie Parker, Aretha Franklin, Gordon Lightfoot and Jon Batiste. The revitalized theater is now part of a larger performing arts complex, the Allied Music Centre , with a new music venue and recording studios in an adjacent building. But one thing that hasn’t changed: the famously excellent acoustics. To hear for yourself, check the calendar for upcoming events, which include concerts by the Black Crowes, the indie-rock group Waxahatchee and the Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn.

Grange Park, just south of the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Saturday farmers’ market at Evergreen Brick Works

A former quarry and brick factory have been repurposed as Evergreen Brick Works , a cultural community center northeast of downtown. People flock here on Saturdays for the year-round farmers’ market, which reflects the diversity of the city itself. In addition to the usual market stalls — local cheeses, produce, fish, meat and bread — many vendors sell prepared foods that include Persian baklava , Swedish pastries and Tibetan momos (try the beef ones doused with hot sauce; 11.50 dollars for five). Seating is available between the historic brick kilns, but in fair weather, grab your food to go and explore the trails snaking through the surrounding forested ravines.

Many visitors prioritize the best-known museums, but that would mean missing niche standouts like the Gardiner Museum , which specializes in the artistry and craft of ceramics. Inside, explore ancient figures from Mesoamerican cultures and contemporary sculptural vases depicting polar animals by the Inuit ceramicist Roger Aksadjuak (admission, 15 dollars). Afterward, stroll along the Philosopher’s Walk, a nearby path through the leafy St. George campus of the University of Toronto. Then continue to the Bata Shoe Museum , another oft-overlooked institution, where an unexpectedly fascinating, two-floor exhibit traces the history of what we put on our feet (admission, 14 dollars).

Issues Magazine Shop

Little Portugal is packed with quirky independent shops and galleries, many conveniently clustered along Dundas Street West. Start at Easy Tiger Goods , a sunny boutique that sells pastel taper candles and cute made-in-Toronto ceramics. Peruse the rare print titles at Issues Magazine Shop , then shop for hand-crocheted coasters and embroidered tote bags at Etc Home . Consider investing in an artwork at Zaal Art Gallery , a cavernous space that opened last October showcasing paintings, photographs, sculptures and fashion from contemporary Iranian artists. Later, continue farther down the street to Bad Attitude Bread , a vegan bakery, for an Old Bay-seasoned Cheddar-flavored biscuit (5 dollars), and to Milky’s , a cool cafe nearby, for a spiced maple syrup latte (6.50 dollars).

An excellent primer on what’s happening in the city’s art scene is now on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto , in a former factory building in the Lower Junction Triangle neighborhood. The current exhibition, “Greater Toronto Art 2024,” is the second installment of the museum’s triennial and features a range of artworks, performances and installations, including photographs by the American-born artist June Clark of her adopted home of Toronto in the 1970s and ’80s; a site-specific greenhouse installed by the Brooklyn-based Canadian artist Lotus L. Kang; and a series of sculptural drawings, traced from an heirloom Persian rug, from the Iraqi-born Canadian artist Sukaina Kubba (through July 28; admission, 14 dollars).

Roast chicken and local produce are the winning formula at Taverne Bernhardt’s , a cozy neighborhood bistro on a quiet lane south of Dundas Street West, where date-night couples sip wine at the pewter-topped bar and groups of friends encircle tables along a soft leather banquette. The short seasonal menu recently included tender roasted carrots with herbs and tahini (20 dollars), in addition to the crisp-skinned, rotisserie-style chicken served on a platter with thick-cut fries, coleslaw and pickles, toasted sesame-seed buns, and a side of gravy (37 dollars). And for dessert, there’s a heaping swirl of soft serve in changing flavors, like Earl Grey (14 dollars).

Exploring Toronto’s nightlife could mean ice bathing at Othership , a sociable sauna downtown, or sipping a white stout at Blood Brothers Brewing in the revitalized northwestern warehouse district. But you needn’t venture that far after dinner to find appealing options, if you know where to look. It’s a short walk from Bernhardt’s to Cry Baby Gallery , a white-walled art space where a curtain in the back hides a moody cocktail bar serving spicy mezcal margaritas (the best is the passion-fruit version, 20 dollars). Even closer is Bowie , a vibey, mirrored lounge that opened last year beneath a laundromat. It offers great people-watching and pink Paloma cocktails (16 dollars), and is accessible via an unmarked entrance (down the alley, below the neon bow-tied mouse sign). Later, visit Bathurst Local , where a laid-back bar leads to a maze of private karaoke rooms, each more colorful than the last.

People strolling in the trendy West Queen West area.

The ocean may be hundreds of miles away, but you can still start the day with a walk on the beach. On the east side of the city, an easy streetcar ride from downtown, the neighborhood abutting Lake Ontario is known as the Beaches (or the Beach, depending on whom you ask ) because of its long, sandy shoreline. Head down to the water to join locals walking their dogs through the sand. From the easternmost edge, it’s a leisurely half-hour promenade along the wood-plank boardwalk to Woodbine Beach, the widest stretch of sand lapped by the lake’s calm waves.

When hunger strikes, hop back on the streetcar headed west to the White Lily Diner , an all-day restaurant in the Riverside neighborhood serving its own brand of comfort food. One must-order is the cheesy patty melt, served with poblano relish on house-made bread (23.25 dollars), which comes with a side salad of crisp greens from the restaurant’s own White Lily Farms , northeast of the city. This snug locale has only five counter seats and seven Dijon yellow booths, so there’s often a wait. But I’d happily queue for even a single bite of the fluffy buttermilk griddle cakes with maple syrup (16.25 dollars).

McMichael Canadian Art Collection

Yes, it’s a trek to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection , a sprawling gallery surrounded by acres of pristine woodland, about 17 miles northwest of downtown. But there’s no prettier place to become acquainted with some of Canada’s most influential artists: Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, a collective of landscape painters who rose to fame in the early 20th century with their romantic depictions of Canadian nature. Admire the rural landscape paintings, including glacial mountains by Lawren Harris and placid lakes by A.J. Casson. Then visit galleries dedicated to contemporary Canadian works, including those by Inuit and First Nations artists, such as the brilliantly colorful paintings of Norval Morrisseau . Not keen on splurging for a car ride? There’s an equally edifying collection of Canadian art — minus the sylvan setting — at the Art Gallery of Ontario downtown (admission to the McMichael, 20 dollars; to the AGO, 30 dollars). (The AGO is temporarily closed because of a workers’ strike.)

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FlixBus has announced it is expanding its service to Sudbury. The company said the new route will offer bus service between Union Station in Toronto and the Ontario Northland Terminal in Sudbury with several stops in between.

"We are very pleased to add Sudbury to the growing list of cities and towns in Ontario that FlixBus serves," Richard Szeri, senior manager of network planning for FlixBus said.

"Customers in and around Sudbury can not enjoy convenient access to Toronto, including Pearson International, and transfers to Niagara Falls and the USA. We aim for FlixBus to become synonymous with bus travel in Canada."

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The company first started operating in Canada in 2022, focusing its service in southern Ontario.

Jonas Pearce, the government affairs and strategic partnerships associate with FlixBus, said offering more options for people to connect to southern Ontario from Sudbury is important to the company.

"A lot of people in the north travel to Toronto to take a plane for vacation … to go see a play or sports event or even just business meetings or medical," he said.

"This is really going to help them because it's been an under serviced market lately since Greyhound left."

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Greyhound Canada announced in 2021 it was shutting down all bus service permanently. Earlier this year, Flix North America Inc. , the Dallas-based entity overseeing operations for both Greyhound and FlixBus in North America, announced the "co-integration of both brands' booking platform, enabling a shared, extended intercity bus network."

Between Toronto and Sudbury, several stops will be made along the way, including Parry Sound, Port Severn and Waubaushene.

Pearce said the stops will be short for commuters.

"We really pride ourselves here of getting people to their destination on time," he said.

"To make that happen, we don't stop too long. It will just drop people off or pick people up from those areas so they can connect to Toronto or Sudbury as well."

The service launched this week.

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Three years after Greyhound stopped providing bus service in Canada, discount bus company FlixBus is expanding its Ontario routes to include daily runs from Toronto to Sudbury, with stops in between.

The new route connects Union Station in Toronto to the Ontario Northland Terminal in Sudbury. Buses will run daily, except Tuesdays, and will also stop at Pearson International Airport, Parry Sound, Port Severn, Waubaushene, and Sudbury’s Four Corners, according to an April 4 news release.

A one-way trip from Toronto to Sudbury costs $35.99, although passengers can on extras for a fee. Seat selection is $4.99, and $26.99 lets you “Travel neighbor-free” with no one in the next seat. Fares include a carry-on bag and one stowed bag, while extra luggage will cost more. There is also a $3.99 service fee on top of the ticket price. Payment options include credit card, cash, Google Pay, and Paypal.

“Our goal is for FlixBus to become synonymous with bus travel in Canada,” said Richard Szeri, senior manager of network planning for FlixBus.

“Customers in and around Sudbury can now enjoy convenient access to Toronto, including Pearson International, and transfers to Niagara Falls and the USA.”

In Ontario, FlixBus now has routes to over 20 destinations, including Ottawa, London, Niagara Falls, Hamilton, Kingston, Barrie, Kitchener, London, Mississauga, St. Catharines, and Windsor.

FlixBus’ connection with Greyhound means that passengers can travel back and forth to the U.S. on either brand’s buses, which opens up 2,300 destinations.

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