Top Toronto Attraction Tickets

Give yourself at least 2 hours to explore. Had an amazing time and great pictures. Totally recommend!

My 14-year-old son and I recently visited Toronto for the first time and spent a week. My son is interested in history and science, so the ROM was a no-brainer. We visited one Sunday afternoon and returned the following Tuesday morning. We spent a total of 6.5 hours there and feel like we barely scratched the surface. Now I understand why museum memberships exist. We hope to return to the ROM on a future visit to Canada.

The Hockey HOF has been on my bucket list for many years and my visit did not disappoint. Besides getting your picture taken with the Stanley Cup, all of the other trophies awarded annually are also on display as well as many hockey artifacts housed in “the vault”. Coming from an “original six” city, seeing artifacts from those original arenas brought back many memories from my childhood. There are interactive opportunities to be a goalkeeper as well as to take shots at a virtual goalie. The HOF is conveniently located near the Scotia Bank Arena and the train station. The $25 admission price is very reasonable and is a good value because you can return within 24 hours. We went in the morning, grabbed lunch at one of the many nearby eateries, and returned for an afternoon visit before catching our train back to Niagara Falls.

We spent an enjoyable couple of hours wandering through the hockey hall of fame in Toronto. While not a "hockey mad fan" I knew enough about the game to appreciate most of the exhibits and had heard of some of the legends of the ice! The Stanley Cup history and exhibit I found of particular interest. I would rate it a must see when touring Toronto.

A very interesting and unconventional experience. Most attractions in Toronto are outdoors and this one is indoors which makes suitable for all seasons. People who like to do things that are out of the usual should definitely try this

The art gallery of Ontario is well worth making time for. There is more to see than time in a day. We were fortunate to be able to see the Impressionist work that was on loan from Dallas. Another incredibly cool display were the model ships. These are incredibly intricate models, some of which were created by prisoners of war. Well worth taking the time to view these works of art. We also enjoyed the European wing. We did not have time to see it all, but we would highly recommend taking the time to visit.

Wonderful museum to explore for hours. Nice lunch in cafeteria as well.

Firstly it’s no longer called Little Canada…but Pocket Planet Canada…so you need to change the name on your site. It’s fantastic….exquisite miniature buildings, animals, etc…so realistic..with lots of movement. I think the adults find it more amazing than the kids. Definitely worthwhile going to see. Takes about 2 hours .

It was awesome experience and it felt like the illusion was the reality . Must go for kids, loved the experience

Excellent experience! Learned lots about conservation and what I can do to make a difference

The Royal Ontario Museum is an impressive place to explore. The building itself is worth seeing, with a unique mix of historic architecture and modern design.The museum is huge, with a wide variety of exhibits covering history, wildlife, art, and cultures from around the world. The dinosaur displays were fascinating, and I also enjoyed discovering the different galleries and collections.I loved how each section had its own atmosphere, making the visit feel like a journey through different times and places. It’s a museum where you can easily spend a few hours and still feel like there is more to see.

FANTASTIC from start to finish!!! The most enjoyable and satisfying way to explore Niagara Falls in a day from Toronto. Vineett, our guide, was extremely professional and informative. Absolutely excellent in every way!

Innovative creative clean exhibitions Helpful polite employees Diverse installations; need more information regarding Indigenous and African influences

In July my sisters and I took a quick trip to Toronto - it was just a 3 night stay, but we wanted to include a day trip to Niagara Falls. We booked with TOCA Tours because we wanted a private tour where we could set our own schedule as we knew we wanted to spend extra time at Niagara on the Lake. We were very pleased with TOCA Tours and our guide, Shan, was excellent. During the trip we made some last minute changes and he was completely accommodating and had great suggestions as well. Although it was extremely hot that day, we had excellent weather and Shan took us through some very scenic backroads on the way to the falls - which did not disappoint! The following day we booked a Toronto city tour with TOCA Tours as well. We booked a 4 hr tour, which they again allowed us to customise. Our guide Gourev was great! He was very knowledgeable and entertaining with lots of interesting Toronto trivia. We were able to spend some time at the St. Lawrence market which was a lot of fun - the variety of artisanal food is impressive and we got to enjoy a famous peameal bacon sandwich. We also used TOCA Tours for our airport transfers which allowed for a smooth and comfortable experience as the transfer time from the airport to downtown can be lengthy because of traffic. Booking private tours though TOCA Tours allowed us to truly make the most of our brief trip to Toronto. They were professional, prompt and pleasant and allowed us to have the stress-free and fun trip we were hoping for.

Quite a short experience but overall very fun!

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