Things to do in Toronto, ON, Canada

Take a leisurely walk through Kensington Market, a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood with affordable vintage stores, local arts, and international cuisine

Kensington Market-Link

Day 4 - Monday 13th, May

morning -

Relax by the waterfront at Sugar Beach, a serene urban beach with pink umbrellas and beautiful views of Lake Ontario

Sugar Beach-Link

afternoon -

Head to the St. Lawrence Market for a budget-friendly lunch, offering a variety of fresh and local food options

St. Lawrence Market-Link

evening -

Take a relaxing stroll along the Harbourfront Centre and enjoy the serene views of Lake Ontario

Harbourfront Centre-Link

Day 5 - Tuesday 14th, May

morning -

Take a ferry to Toronto Islands and spend a peaceful morning exploring the charming islands, picturesque parks, and waterfront views

Toronto Islands-Link

afternoon -

Enjoy a simple yet delightful lunch at Island Cafe with beautiful views of Lake Ontario

Island Cafe-Link

evening -

Relax on the island beaches and enjoy the tranquility of nature before heading back to the mainland

Day 6 - Wednesday 15th, May

morning -

Visit the Art Gallery of Ontario to admire its extensive collection of art from historical to contemporary pieces

Art Gallery of Ontario-Link

afternoon -

Indulge in a budget-friendly lunch at Banh Mi Boys, known for its delicious Vietnamese sandwiches and Asian fusion cuisine

Banh Mi Boys-Link

evening -

Spend the last evening at the Rec Room, an entertainment and dining destination with various affordable recreational activities and delicious food options

Rec Room-Link

Weather in Toronto in Invalid date

Avg Temp10°C to 19°C

Chance of Rain40%

SeasonSpring

May in Toronto is generally mild, with warm days and cool nights. You can expect some rain, so be sure to pack a raincoat or umbrella. A hat and sunglasses are also good ideas, as the sun can be strong during the day. The average high temperature in May is 19°C (66°F), and the average low temperature is 10°C (50°F). So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.

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Things to Carry on your trip to Toronto

Light jacket -

May mornings and evenings can be cool

Comfortable walking shoes -

You'll be doing a lot of walking in Toronto

Casual and dressy clothes -

Toronto has a diverse range of restaurants and attractions

Sunglasses -

May in Toronto can be sunny

Hat -

To protect yourself from the sun

Travel umbrella -

Rain is always a possibility

Passport and visa (if required) -

Required for entry into Canada

Travel insurance -

To protect yourself against unexpected events

Cash and credit cards -

Both are widely accepted in Toronto

Travel documents -

such as your itinerary and boarding passes

Reusable water bottle -

Toronto has many water fountains where you can refill

Guidebook or travel app -

To help you plan your trip

Basic first-aid kit -

For minor emergencies

Smartphone -

For navigation, communication, and entertainment

Camera -

To capture your memories

Travel adapter -

If your devices use different plugs than Canada

Good to Knows

Payment Options -

Cash and major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) are widely accepted in Toronto. You may also want to consider using a travel card or pre-paid currency card to manage your expenses.