CityPASS Toronto articles

The majestic Casa Loma is one of Toronto's most distinctive landmarks and is a must-see on the list of places to visit in Toronto. More than 350,000 tourists now pass through its halls each year, marveling at the grandeur and elegance of a bygone era.

Arriving outside the Royal Ontario Museum, more commonly called the ROM, you’ll see an incredible sight: crystalline angles jutting up against the stately brick. The Royal Ontario Museum architecture shows the museum's evolution and how it morphs old into new, creating a unique design that says as much about its history as it does about society overall.

You have three days in Toronto, the largest city in Canada. What’s the best way to see all the major attractions or enjoy day trips rich in culture and natural history? Here are some options.

Zoos are an excellent way to promote conservation science while exposing people to wildlife from around the world. However, few zoos are as large or diverse as the Toronto Zoo.

City Cruises Toronto is a family-friendly activity that lets you see the city from a different perspective. Here's what you can expect when you book a Toronto boat cruise filled with stunning views.

Toronto's cultural diversity, aquarium, zoo, and museums scream "fun for all." One of the city's best features is how the public transit system connects you to everything you want to see, so you don't have to worry about parking when you explore. First, we'll discuss why Toronto is such a family-friendly vacation spot, then look at the best attractions for you to take the kids.