CityPASS Toronto articles

Since the 1980s, Queen West has been a hub for art galleries, live music, local boutiques, pop-up shops, and some of Toronto's best restaurants. As you stroll through this area, you'll find its gritty, immersive culture surrounds you.

Whether you’ve not yet had the pleasure of experiencing Toronto or you’ve already fallen in love with this sprawling metropolis — which also happens to be Canada’s largest city — it’s time to book your visit.

Toronto has something for everyone, from the famous CN Tower and the breathtaking Casa Loma to the Royal Ontario Museum and St. Lawrence Market. Before you book your trip to visit Toronto, there is one important thing to consider: What is the best time to visit Toronto, Canada, to take in everything this dynamic city has to offer?

Open year round, the Toronto Zoo holds itself to a high standard of care for its residents. With over 5,000 animals and seven geographic regions representing 460 species, the Toronto Zoo has made it its mission to provide memorable experiences that educate, inspire, and promote conservation efforts and wildlife protection for years to come.

A visit to a major city often inspires wonder at the sight of the impressive skyline and the buildings it comprises. Two of the most beautiful cities in North America, New York and Toronto, boast amazing attractions that allow visitors to see each city from above the clouds: the Empire State Building and the CN Tower.

Autumn is a great time to visit Niagara Falls and the surrounding area. Established in 1885, Niagara State Falls is America’s oldest state park. And lucky for Toronto CityPASS® ticket holders, it's a quick 80-mile/128-kilometer drive from Toronto, making it an easy side trip for a day or even a weekend.