Explore Toronto

As Canada’s largest and most diverse city, Toronto offers something for everyone. We invite you to discover the city’s vibrant mix of culture, cuisine, entertainment, and attractions in between congress days.

Fall is one of the best times to experience Toronto, with crisp weather, colourful foliage, and plenty to explore. Wander through museums and galleries, enjoy global flavours in the city’s distinctive neighbourhoods, take in panoramic views from the CN Tower, or stroll through High Park as the trees take on a coat of red, orange, and yellow.

From championship sports and live theatre to waterfront walks and bustling markets, Toronto provides countless opportunities to experience the energy and character of the city.

Looking to make the most of your visit? Destination Toronto offers more resources, itineraries, and local recommendations to help you explore different neighbourhoods, festivals, and attractions.

Getting to Toronto

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Toronto Pearson is Canada’s largest international airport and the primary gateway for most international travellers. You can reach the city by taxi, rideshare, public transit, and the UP Express train, which connects the airport to Union Station in downtown Toronto in approximately 25 minutes.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)

Located on Toronto’s waterfront, Billy Bishop Airport is a convenient option for regional travellers. The airport is just minutes from downtown and is accessible via a short pedestrian tunnel, shuttle service, taxi, rideshare, or public transit.

Entry Requirements for International Travellers

Attendees are encouraged to review entry requirements well in advance of travel and ensure their passport remains valid for the duration of their trip.

Getting Around Toronto

Public Transit

Toronto’s public transit system, operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), makes it easy to travel throughout the city. The TTC network includes subways, streetcars, and buses serving major attractions. Visitors can pay fares using a PRESTO card or contactless credit and debit cards.

Taxis and Rideshare

Taxis and rideshare services, including Uber and Lyft, are widely available across Toronto.

Walking and Cycling

Many of Toronto’s downtown neighbourhoods are highly walkable, with restaurants, shops, attractions, and waterfront destinations located within easy reach. The city also offers an extensive network of cycling routes and a public bike-share program.