Toronto Seven-Day Travel Guide

Day 1: Arrive in Toronto and feel the charm of the city
- Morning: Arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport, take the UP Express or a taxi to downtown.
- Afternoon: After checking into your hotel, head to Toronto’s iconic landmark—the CN Tower. Take the elevator to the observation deck to enjoy panoramic views of Toronto and experience the city's vibrancy.
- Evening: Dine on Front Street near the CN Tower, where you can find various restaurants offering Canadian cuisine such as maple syrup and poutine.
- Accommodation recommendation: Stay in downtown, such as at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel, for convenient travel and a comfortable environment.

Day 2: Explore Toronto’s history and culture
- Morning: Visit the Royal Ontario Museum, which houses extensive natural history and human history artifacts, making it an excellent place to learn about Canadian history and culture.
- Afternoon: Stroll around Casa Loma, a Gothic Revival style castle with lavish interior decorations and beautiful surrounding gardens.
- Evening: Dine on King Street West near the castle, where there are many trendy restaurants and bars.
- Transportation tip: Toronto’s public transit system is very developed. You can purchase a Presto card for convenient travel on subways, buses, and light rail.

Day 3: Nature and art tour
- Morning: Visit the Art Gallery of Ontario to admire artworks from ancient to modern times, including many interactive exhibits.
- Afternoon: Head to High Park, which features large green spaces, lakes, and gardens—perfect for walking, picnicking, and enjoying nature’s tranquility.
- Evening: Dine in Bloor West Village near High Park, where you can find a variety of international cuisines.
- Tip: High Park hosts various outdoor events in summer, such as concerts and art exhibitions. Check the schedule in advance.

Day 4: Explore Toronto’s multiculturalism
- Morning: Visit Chinatown, one of the largest in North America, where you can enjoy Chinese cuisine and buy souvenirs.
- Afternoon: Stroll through Little Italy, known for its Italian-style architecture and many Italian restaurants where you can taste authentic Italian pizza and pasta.
- Evening: Have dinner in Little Italy and soak up the rich Italian atmosphere.
- Tip: Toronto is a multicultural city with many other distinctive neighborhoods, such as Greektown (Danforth Avenue) and Little Portugal (Roncesvalles Avenue), which you can explore based on your interests.

Day 5: Urban adventure and shopping
- Morning: Visit the Toronto Islands by ferry. The islands offer beautiful beaches, parks, and bike paths—great for relaxation.
- Afternoon: Return to downtown and go to the Eaton Centre, one of Canada’s largest shopping malls, for a shopping spree.
- Evening: Dine on Queen Street West near the Eaton Centre, where there are many trendy restaurants and cafes.
- Tip: Ferry tickets to the Toronto Islands are inexpensive, and you can enjoy beautiful lake views during the ride.

Day 6: Natural wonders tour
- Morning: Visit Niagara Falls, about a 1.5-hour drive from Toronto. You can take the Hornblower cruise to experience the grandeur of the falls up close.
- Afternoon: Explore the nearby town of Niagara Falls, tasting local wines and cuisine.
- Evening: Return to Toronto and rest at your hotel.
- Transportation tip: You can take a bus or rent a car to Niagara Falls. Booking transportation and tickets in advance is recommended for convenience.

Day 7: Departure
- Morning: Depending on your departure time, enjoy breakfast at a restaurant near your hotel or the airport.
- Afternoon: Head to Pearson International Airport to conclude your wonderful trip to Toronto.
- Tip: Familiarize yourself with airport transportation and security procedures in advance to ensure a smooth boarding process.

Pre-trip preparation:
- 📝 Passport, visa, flight itinerary.
- 📱 Download useful apps like Google Maps and Uber.
- 🌡️ Pack appropriate clothing according to the season; use sunscreen in summer and dress warmly in winter.
- 💳 Carry a small amount of Canadian cash; most expenses can be paid by credit or debit card.

Dressing advice:
- 🌤️ From May to July, Toronto’s temperature ranges between 15-25°C, suitable for light clothing, but with significant temperature differences between morning and evening, so bring a jacket.

We hope this guide makes your Toronto trip even more perfect! Have a wonderful journey!🌈