Toronto walking route: 9 places to see, from Casa Loma to
Explore Toronto, Canada's largest city and economic heart on Lake Ontario's northern shore. This 41.2 km route showcases the megacity's blend of iconic landmarks, cultural institutions, and diverse neighborhoods that make it North America's fourth-largest city.
- Distance
- 41.2 km
- Mode
- route
- Start
- Toronto
- End
- Niagara Falls
- Stops
- 9
- Video author
- travmap
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Toronto
- Art Gallery of Ontario — Contemporary art museum designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, featuring Canadian and international artworks in a striking modern building.
- Casa Loma — Historic hilltop castle built by Sir Henry Pellatt a century ago, offering elegant architecture and views of Toronto from its elevated position.
- Edward Gardens and High Park — Urban green spaces offering scenic walking trails, botanical gardens, and seasonal wildflowers with panoramic views of the city skyline.
- Distillery District — Rejuvenated historic neighborhood blending preserved industrial architecture with contemporary shops, galleries, and restaurants.
- Royal Ontario Museum — Major natural history and world cultures museum housing Egyptian mummies, dinosaur fossils, and extensive collections of art and artifacts.
- Dundas Square — Downtown public plaza at the intersection of Yonge Street, reminiscent of Times Square with vibrant street life and entertainment.
- Kensington Market — Eclectic central neighborhood with vintage clothing stores, funky shops, and bohemian atmosphere representing Toronto's creative spirit.
- Niagara Falls — Thundering cascade of three interconnected waterfalls straddling the Canada-US border, generating spectacular mist and drawing millions of visitors annually.
Video on this route
Toronto Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia