TRIP PLANNER

Trip Planner

Summer in Canada?

Toronto is a multicultural city that makes a great getaway if you only have three days or less to spare for a quick trip. As Canada’s largest city, Toronto offers a variety of experiences to fill your time with. From iconic landmarks like the CN Tower to hidden alleys filled with expressive artwork, Toronto has much to offer!

3 days of city life

Toronto

1st Stop

One of North America’s only “full-sized Gothic castles,” Casa Loma is a popular site to visit in Toronto

Castle Loma

Called the “Times Square of Toronto,” is a vibrant public space in the heart of downtown Toronto, Canada.

Completing a full rotation every 72 minutes, this restaurant is quite literally always moving, which allows you to see Toronto from varied angles as you indulge in fine dining from all across Canada.

Dine at CN Tower

Toronto's Points of interest

Yonge-Dundas Square

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When you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Canada's biggest city, you can hop on a quick, 15-minute ferry ride to the Toronto Islands. Amidst the towering skyscrapers of the city's mainland, this cluster of islands and islets provides a refreshing green oasis. The three interconnected islands allow you to explore the entire area seamlessly. Each of these main islands offers a distinct experience, ensuring there is something unique to discover every time. Centre Island lives up to its name by offering a variety of attractions, including picnic areas, beaches, sporting rentals and the Centreville Amusement Park. This park boasts more than 30 rides, a petting zoo and a charming boating lagoon. On the other hand, Ward and Algonquin provide a more relaxed atmosphere adorned with picturesque 1920s-style cottages and English gardens.

Toronto Islands

More Places to See in Toronto

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No visit to Toronto, or even Canada in general, would be complete without immersing yourself in the world of hockey. Although hockey may not be the country's official sport, it holds an almost sacred status as the unofficial national pastime.Even if you visit during the summer months, you can still satisfy your hockey cravings by visiting the Hockey Hall of Fame, conveniently located just a block away from Union Station.

Hockey Hall of Fame

Toronto Harbour Tours is a pet-friendly company based in Toronto, ON. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on a cruise of the scenic Toronto skyline, and gives you a close up look at the beautiful Toronto Islands and waterfront. Hop on one of the frequent boat tours and enjoy entertaining and informative narration live from a professional captain.

Harbour Tours

Berczy Park is a 3,606 square metre public park located in the triangle of land between Wellington, Front and Scott streets, across the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts.

Preserved as a 43-acre archeological park, Fort York is where British soldiers, First Nations warriors and Upper Canadian militiamen stood together against the United States and its mission to capture Toronto in the War of 1812.

Fort York

And More Things to See!

Berczy Park

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Travel Day

Mini Road Trip

3.5 hours to Killarney Lodge

2nd stop

Algonquin Park

Killarney Lodge

Algonquin Provincial Park is in southeastern Ontario, Canada. Its forests, rivers and numerous lakes, including the large Lake of Two Rivers, are home to moose, bears and common loons.

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Killarney Lodge

Three Meals Per day included

Private Cottage

Canoe/Kayak

Wildlife

Canoe by the cabin, Kayaks on the beach

"We hiked three of the many trails in Algonquin, each very different. Beaver dams, waterfalls and awesome vistas of nature in this beautiful place."

Wildlife everywhere. Bring a sharp eye, camera and binoculars!

Algonquin Provincial Park

Hiking

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July 23 - 27

Killarney Lodge

July 20 - 23

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