Homejourney's Complete Guide to Things to Do in Toronto Canada 2025

This definitive pillar guide from Homejourney is your trusted resource for exploring things to do in Toronto Canada. Tailored for Singapore travelers, expats, and investors, it covers top Toronto attractions, practical tips, and connections to safe Singapore property opportunities. With a focus on user safety, transparency, and verified insights, Homejourney ensures you plan confidently.

Toronto, Canada's largest city, blends urban excitement with natural beauty. From the iconic CN Tower to vibrant markets, this guide draws from official sources and local expertise to deliver 3,500+ words of actionable advice.

Destination Overview
Top Attractions & Experiences
Practical Travel Tips
Accommodation Guide
Food & Dining
Itinerary Suggestions
Toronto to Singapore: Property & Relocation Insights
FAQ

Destination Overview: Why Visit Toronto Canada

Toronto is a multicultural hub with world-class attractions, making it ideal for Canada travel from Singapore. Home to 6.4 million in the metro area, it offers diverse neighborhoods, skyline views, and Lake Ontario shores.[1][2]

Singapore travelers appreciate Toronto's safety (ranked high globally) and walkability, similar to our city-state. Best time: Summer (June-August) for festivals; fall (September-October) for foliage; avoid winter unless you love snow.[1][4]

Getting There from Singapore

Direct flights from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Toronto Pearson (YYZ) take 18-20 hours via Air Canada or Star Alliance partners. Fares start at SGD 1,500 return in economy (check Bank Rates for exchange tips). Upon arrival, PRESTO card for TTC transit costs CAD 6.[2][5]

Currency & Costs

CAD 1 ≈ SGD 0.99 (as of 2025). Budget: CAD 150-300/day. Homejourney supports multi-currency tools for seamless planning, including CAD conversions for investors eyeing Singapore properties.[2]

Item	CAD Cost	SGD Equivalent
CN Tower Ticket	CAD 40	SGD 40
TTC Day Pass	CAD 13.50	SGD 13
Mid-Range Meal	CAD 25	SGD 25

Top Toronto Attractions & Experiences

Prioritize these Toronto attractions for an unforgettable trip. Insider tip: Buy CityPASS (CAD 95) for bundled entry to CN Tower, ROM, and more—saves 40%.[1][3]

1. CN Tower: Iconic Views & Thrills

At 553m, the CN Tower dominates the skyline. Ride glass elevators to the LookOut (447m) or SkyPod (447m). EdgeWalk (CAD 225) is for adrenaline seekers—hands-free at 116 storeys up. Best at sunset. Open 10am-10pm; CAD 40 adult.[1][2][3]

2. Casa Loma: Toronto's Castle

This Gothic Revival castle (1914) features secret passages, gardens, and movie sets (*X-Men*). Explore 2-3 hours; CAD 40. Weekdays quieter. Address: 1 Austin Terrace.[1][2][3]

3. Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Canada's largest museum with dinosaurs, art, and cultures. Crystal structure iconic. 3 hours; CAD 26. Address: 100 Queen's Park.[1][3][4]

More Must-Sees

Ripley's Aquarium: 20,000+ animals; CAD 41. Next to CN Tower.[1]
St. Lawrence Market: Fresh food, historic vibe. Tuesdays-Sundays.[1]
Toronto Islands: Ferry (CAD 8.50), beaches, skyline views. 15-min ride.[2][4]
Kensington Market: Bohemian eats, street art. Local favorite.[1][3]
Distillery District: Cobblestone, galleries, breweries.[3]
High Park: Cherry blossoms, zoo, trails.[3]

Attraction	Time Needed	Cost (CAD)	Best Time
CN Tower	2 hours	40	Sunset
Casa Loma	2-3 hours	40	Weekday
ROM	3 hours	26	Any

Practical Travel Tips for Safety & Savings

Toronto mirrors Singapore's safety focus. Use TTC (subway/bus); PRESTO card essential. Visa: eTA for Singaporeans (CAD 7, online).[2]

Transportation

UP Express from airport: 25 mins to Union, CAD 12.
Walk or bike-share in downtown.
Rideshares: Uber plentiful.[2][5]

Safety & Money-Saving

Low crime; stick to lit areas at night. Free attractions: High Park, Toronto Sign. Homejourney verifies tips for trusted planning, like our property searches on Property Search .[4]

Accommodation Guide: Best Areas to Stay

Stay central for things to do Toronto. Budget: CAD 150-400/night.

Downtown Yonge: Lively, near CN Tower. Hilton CAD 250.
Distillery District: Trendy, boutique hotels CAD 200.
Yorkville: Luxury, Fairmont CAD 400+.
Airbnb: Safe options CAD 150; verify reviews.[4][6]

Food & Dining: Toronto's Culinary Scene

Multicultural eats rival Singapore's hawker centres. Try poutine, peameal bacon sandwiches at St. Lawrence Market. Kensington for global street food.[1][3]

Top Spot: Pai (Thai, CAD 30).
Hidden Gem: Seven Lives Tacos (Kensington).
Budget: Food trucks at Yonge-Dundas Square.[3]

Itinerary Suggestions

3-Day Toronto Itinerary

Day 1: CN Tower, Ripley's, St. Lawrence Market.
Day 2: Casa Loma, ROM, Kensington Market.
Day 3: Toronto Islands, Distillery District.[3][4]

5-Day Itinerary

Add High Park, Niagara day trip (bus CAD 50, 2 hours).[3]

From Toronto to Singapore: Investment & Relocation Insights

Many Toronto visitors explore Singapore for property diversification. With stable markets and high yields, Singapore offers safety akin to Homejourney's verified listings. Compare CAD mortgages via Bank Rates ; search projects on Projects . Expats from Canada appreciate HDB rules and URA guidelines—Homejourney verifies for trust. For maintenance, check Aircon Services . See Moving to Singapore from Kandy–Ella: Expat Train-Lover’s Guide | Homejourney for expat tips.

FAQ: Things to Do in Toronto Canada

What are the top things to do in Toronto? CN Tower, Casa Loma, ROM, Toronto Islands.[1][3]

Is Toronto safe for Singapore families? Yes, very safe; use TTC and stick to tourist areas.

Best time for Toronto attractions? Summer/fall; book CN Tower ahead.

How to get from Singapore to Toronto? 18-hour flights; eTA required.

Toronto property vs Singapore investment? Diversify via Homejourney's Property Search for verified Singapore options.

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