What to do in Toronto? 6 activity ideas:

1. Discover Niagara Falls

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Description: How can we not talk about Niagara Falls when they are located only 1 hour 30 minutes from Toronto? Indeed, many excursions are offered to discover this wonder of nature, which illustrates certain images from films and even adventure novels. To be able to admire these impressive waterfalls up close, embark on a cruise on the "Hornblower" boat formerly called "Maid of the Mist". In winter, you can get closer to the Niagara gorges and see the mythical "Bridal Veil" falls, on the American side, as well as the "Horseshoe" falls on the Canadian side. A breathtaking spectacle, which can be admired on two territories, that's quite a first! Other attractions are also available such as an arcade room (children love it). Finally, you can enjoy the multiple restaurants on site or tastings of maple syrup, wine, beer or poutine. What better way to end the day?

2. Bike on Toronto Islands

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Description: When we talk about Toronto, it's hard to imagine pure nature near its huge buildings. And yet... It's possible to bike on the city's island trails and enjoy a little break on the beach. A superb family activity, which allows you to reconnect with nature for a few hours. To get there, you'll need to take the ferry Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, between Bay Street and Yonge Street, on Queens Quay. A bike ride will allow you to contemplate from afar, the immense buildings that rise with a determined air towards the sky, with no car sounds to disturb you! Moreover, many visitors like to leave very early in the morning, to have the chance to admire the sunrise, whose still timid rays come to brush your skin.

3. Visit the Royal Ontario Museum

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Description: Exploring the Royal Ontario Museum? It's discovering more than 13 million artworks, artifacts and specimens. Yes, a real gold mine! Indeed, the place holds imposing dinosaur skeletons and magnificent contemporary paintings. All these wonders will allow you to understand the evolution of Earth and civilizations, to better understand the world around us. Children generally love this activity, which allows them to admire real animal skeletons, with eyes full of admiration. For you, it will also be the opportunity to immortalize certain images by taking photos and videos of the galleries, not forgetting that certain exhibitions are accessible using bilingual multimedia kiosks. Go to 100, Queen's Park, the museum being open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 5:30pm, and closed on Monday.

4. Watch an NBA game at Scotiabank Arena

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Description: Live this incredible experience and discover the crazy atmosphere of an NBA game in Toronto. What better than going to see the local team, the "Toronto Raptors" (very original name, don't you think?) while wearing their colors? Whether you're an unconditional basketball fan or just a curious tourist, you'll be immersed in this crazy competitive atmosphere. A perfect activity for a group of friends seeking thrills! Between music and supporters' cheers, you'll witness a real show. Choose the seats that suit you best so you don't miss any of the strategy and involvement of both teams. And don't worry, for people prone to large crowd stress, sensory inclusion spaces are available.

5. Walk in Bruce Peninsula National Park

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Description: Exploring Bruce Peninsula National Park means discovering another world, populated with secret beaches, cliffs and waterfalls. Like a work of art that gradually reveals itself before your eyes and under your feet, set off on an excursion from Toronto, to discover the magnificent "Inglis" falls and thus make the most of the beauty of "Marr" lake. A real jewel that is part of the most beautiful landscapes to discover in Canada. If you want to live your adventurer life to the fullest, start looking for a secret beach located along "Horse" lake, you'll thus explore countless cliffs. You can also visit the "Big Tub Harbor" lighthouse in Tobermory and enjoy a splendid view of the frozen shores along Georgian Bay. Not forgetting that in Tobermory, there are many shops, cafes and restaurants, to allow you to end the day beautifully and leave with a small souvenir.

6. Wander through St. Lawrence Market

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Description: You didn't know? Toronto is a gastronomic city world-renowned for its culinary specialties. The "St Lawrence" market is proof! It's the best way to discover all these gastronomic pearls, and thus better know the heritage of this country. The city having a very strong history linked to multiculturalism, you'll regularly have in your mouth dishes that will remind you of our sweet French cuisine, or even English cuisine. National Geographic once declared "You can come taste local products in one of the best food markets in the world", and that, Ryo guarantees! Closed on Sundays and Mondays, you can go there all other days of the week from Tuesday to Thursday from 8am to 6pm, Friday from 8am to 7pm, and finally Saturday from 5am to 5pm.