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Toronto skyline with CN Tower
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Toronto

Canada

Gasto diario (gama media)
233 €
Hotel por noche (gama media)
160 €
Mejores meses
Jun, Ago, Sept
Idioma · Moneda
English · Canadian

Discover Toronto

Toronto is Canada's largest city and one of the most multicultural metropolises on Earth, where over 200 ethnic groups speak more than 140 languages. From the iconic CN Tower piercing the skyline to the cobblestone charm of the Distillery District, Toronto seamlessly blends world-class urban sophistication with neighborhood authenticity. You can start your day browsing the stalls of St. Lawrence Market, spend your afternoon exploring cutting-edge contemporary art at the AGO, and end your evening catching a show in the bustling Entertainment District.

The city's neighborhoods each tell their own story—from the Victorian rowhouses of Cabbagetown to the neon-lit energy of Chinatown, the hipster haven of Queen West to the upscale boutiques of Yorkville. Toronto's waterfront has been transformed into a vibrant destination with the Harbourfront Centre and the Toronto Islands offering a tranquil escape just minutes from downtown. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, Toronto rewards those who venture beyond the tourist highlights to discover its authentic character.

Why Visit Toronto?

1

Unparalleled Diversity: Experience the world in one city. Explore authentic neighborhoods like Kensington Market, Little Italy, Greektown on the Danforth, and Little India, each offering genuine cultural experiences, cuisine, and community.

2

World-Class Arts & Culture: Home to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario designed by Frank Gehry, and a thriving theater district second only to Broadway and London's West End.

3

Iconic Skyline & Architecture: The CN Tower remains an engineering marvel and offers breathtaking views, while the city showcases architectural gems from the historic Flatiron Building to the futuristic ROM Crystal and the revitalized Distillery District.

4

Incredible Food Scene: Toronto's culinary landscape mirrors its diversity. From Michelin-worthy fine dining to the best dim sum outside of Hong Kong, authentic Caribbean roti, and innovative farm-to-table concepts—every palate finds its paradise here.

5

Sports & Entertainment Capital: Catch the Raptors at Scotiabank Arena, the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, or the Maple Leafs in action. The Entertainment District pulses with energy from Broadway shows, comedy clubs, and live music venues.

6

Gateway to Nature: Despite being a major metropolis, Toronto offers easy access to nature. The Toronto Islands provide a car-free urban oasis, while Niagara Falls and Ontario wine country are just an hour away.

Toronto es Conocida por

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Toronto Neighborhoods

Downtown & Entertainment District

The vibrant heart of Toronto featuring the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and a dense concentration of theaters, restaurants, and nightlife. This is where the city's energy is most palpable, especially during TIFF and major sporting events.

Highlights:

CN Tower & EdgeWalk
Ripley's Aquarium
Rogers Centre
Royal Alexandra Theatre

Best for:

First-time visitors
Sports fans
Theater lovers
Nightlife seekers

Distillery District

A beautifully preserved Victorian industrial complex transformed into a pedestrian-only arts and entertainment destination. Cobblestone streets lined with galleries, boutiques, cafes, and the famous Mill Street Brewery.

Highlights:

Historic architecture
Art galleries & studios
Craft breweries
Christmas Market (seasonal)

Best for:

Art lovers
Foodies
Romantic outings
Photography enthusiasts

Kensington Market & Chinatown

A bohemian, eclectic neighborhood with vintage shops, diverse food vendors, street art, and a counterculture vibe. Adjacent Chinatown offers authentic Asian cuisine and bustling markets.

Highlights:

Vintage clothing shops
Global street food
Street art & murals
Pedestrian Sundays (car-free)

Best for:

Budget travelers
Foodies
Vintage shoppers
Cultural explorers

Queen West & Trinity Bellwoods

Toronto's trendiest strip featuring independent boutiques, galleries, restaurants, and the beloved Trinity Bellwoods Park. This is where the city's creative class congregates.

Highlights:

Trinity Bellwoods Park
Independent boutiques
Street art & galleries
Ossington strip nightlife

Best for:

Hipsters
Shoppers
Young professionals
Art enthusiasts

Yorkville

Toronto's most upscale neighborhood, home to luxury boutiques, fine dining, and the Royal Ontario Museum. Victorian homes now house high-end shops and restaurants along tree-lined streets.

Highlights:

Royal Ontario Museum
Bloor Street shopping
Yorkville Village
Hazelton Lanes

Best for:

Luxury shoppers
Museum lovers
Fine dining enthusiasts
Architecture fans

Principales Atracciones

1
CN Tower
2
Royal Ontario Museum
3
Distillery District
4
Kensington Market
5
Toronto Islands
6
St. Lawrence Market

Los mejores tours y experiencias en Toronto

Los tours y entradas que más reservan los viajeros, con valoraciones y opiniones de Viator.

Lo mejor de Niagara Falls Canada Premium Tour : Detrás de Cataratas y Barco

Lo mejor de Niagara Falls Canada Premium Tour : Detrás de Cataratas y Barco

4.83508 opiniones4h

desde 135 €

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Excursión de un día a las cataratas del Niágara desde Toronto

Excursión de un día a las cataratas del Niágara desde Toronto

4.83100 opiniones9h 30m

desde 46 €

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Excursión de un día a las Cataratas del Niágara Canadá desde Toronto + opción de crucero en barco

Excursión de un día a las Cataratas del Niágara Canadá desde Toronto + opción de crucero en barco

4.83051 opiniones9h

desde 49 €

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Tour de Toronto a Cataratas del Niágara : Evite colas en barco y viaje

Tour de Toronto a Cataratas del Niágara : Evite colas en barco y viaje

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desde 63 €

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Local Tips & Insider Knowledge

  • •Get a PRESTO card for seamless travel on the TTC (subway, streetcars, buses). It's the cheapest and most convenient way to get around.
  • •The PATH is the world's largest underground shopping complex—perfect for exploring downtown on cold or rainy days.
  • •Visit St. Lawrence Market on Saturday mornings for the full experience, including the famous peameal bacon sandwich from Carousel Bakery.
  • •For the best CN Tower photos, head to the Toronto Islands or the Polson Pier area rather than taking shots from directly below.
  • •Tipping 15-20% is expected at restaurants and bars. Tax is not included in menu prices.
  • •Many museums offer free or discounted admission on certain evenings—check the AGO (Wednesday evenings) and ROM.
  • •The Toronto Islands ferry from Jack Layton Terminal offers one of the best skyline views and is worth visiting even just for the ride.
  • •Kensington Market's Pedestrian Sundays (last Sunday of each month, May-October) transform the neighborhood into a car-free street festival.
  • •Skip the tourist-heavy areas for brunch and head to neighborhoods like Leslieville, Roncesvalles, or the Junction for better food and no waits.
  • •In winter, Nathan Phillips Square's skating rink is free (skate rentals available) and offers a magical urban skating experience.

Toronto Food Scene

Toronto's food scene is a direct reflection of its remarkable diversity. With over half the population born outside Canada, the city offers an unmatched variety of authentic global cuisines. From hole-in-the-wall gems to celebrity chef restaurants, Toronto takes its food seriously.

Must-Try Dishes

Peameal bacon sandwich (St. Lawrence Market)
Jamaican patties
Authentic dim sum
Portuguese custard tarts (Natas)
Hakka Chinese cuisine
Butter tarts

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Day Trips from Toronto

Niagara Falls

130km / 1.5 hours

One of the world's most famous natural wonders. Combine with a visit to Niagara-on-the-Lake wine country for a perfect day trip.

Niagara Wine Country

120km / 1.5 hours

Ontario's premier wine region with over 100 wineries. Known for ice wine, the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and farm-to-table dining.

Hamilton

70km / 1 hour

A revitalized steel town with over 100 waterfalls, a thriving arts scene, and excellent restaurants along James Street North.

Prince Edward County

200km / 2.5 hours

A charming rural escape with wineries, beaches, antique shops, and the picturesque town of Picton.

Toronto Hidden Gems

Evergreen Brick Works

A former quarry and brick factory transformed into an eco-friendly community and cultural center. Features a fantastic farmers' market on Saturdays, hiking trails, and stunning industrial architecture.

Graffiti Alley

A kilometer-long stretch of ever-changing street art in the Fashion District. Legal graffiti walls showcase some of the city's best urban artists.

The Bentway

An innovative public space beneath the Gardiner Expressway featuring art installations, skating in winter, and cultural programming year-round.

Guild Park and Gardens

A hidden gem in Scarborough featuring architectural fragments from demolished Toronto buildings scattered through beautiful gardens overlooking the Bluffs.

Humber Bay Arch Bridge

A stunning pedestrian bridge offering incredible skyline views, especially at sunset. Far less crowded than waterfront areas closer to downtown.

Toronto Itinerarios

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EconómicoGama mediaCómodo
Alojamiento (por noche)65 €160 €270 €
Comida y bebida (por día)25 €48 €90 €
Visitas y actividades (por día)10 €25 €55 €
Total por día100 €233 €415 €

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Dónde alojarse en Toronto

Hoteles cerca del centro de Toronto, de económicos a lujo. Los precios son tarifas por noche habituales en nuestra última consulta.

The Rex HotelEconómico

The Rex Hotel

A 0,5 km del centro

90 € / noche

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Jarvis District SuitesEconómico

Jarvis District Suites

A 0,8 km del centro

179 € / noche

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Hotel VictoriaGama media

Hotel Victoria

A 0,7 km del centro

110 € / noche

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The Beverley HotelGama media

The Beverley Hotel

A 0,8 km del centro

125 € / noche

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Sheraton Centre Toronto HotelSuperior

Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

A 0,2 km del centro

195 € / noche

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DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto DowntownSuperior

DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown

A 0,3 km del centro

152 € / noche

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The St. Regis TorontoLujo

The St. Regis Toronto

A 0,4 km del centro

415 € / noche

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Fairmont Royal York Gold ExperienceLujo

Fairmont Royal York Gold Experience

A 0,8 km del centro

480 € / noche

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