Things to do
in Toronto.

How to choose

Eleven of Toronto's 20 tours are Niagara day trips

Eleven of the 20 experiences we list for Toronto are day trips to Niagara Falls, and every one of them runs between eight and ten hours. That single block sets the median length of the whole page at eight and a half hours, and it holds 14,181 of the 17,504 reviews counted here. The eleven cost between €47.78 and €140.15, and what separates them is what is bundled — a boat ride under the falls, the tunnels behind them, a winery stop, lunch, dinner, or an evening return for the illumination and fireworks — rather than where they go. Six listings on this page are rated 4.8 or better, and all six are Niagara trips.

The nine that stay in Toronto are short and mostly afloat. Six of them put you on the water: two harbour circuits at €18 for 45 minutes and €24.44 for an hour, brunch and dinner cruises on the same Odyssey boat, and two combinations pairing a cruise with a bus or a driving tour. The other three are a 15-minute helicopter flight at €132.31, admission to the Museum of Illusions at €22.30, and a hop-on hop-off bus that, at 3.6 from 862 reviews, is the lowest-rated listing here. The gaps matter too: no walking tour, no food or market tour, no private guide, and a single product that names the CN Tower.

What to know before you book in Toronto

The sights this list does not sell are all sold directly. CN Tower tickets are timed, valid from your chosen time to the end of that day, and on sale up to 30 days ahead; the SkyPod is a