Casa Loma, grand electric for tacos, dineen coffee for a pretty nice café, cn tower, sky zone trampoline park, trinity bellwoods area, Kensington market area, distillery district.
check out the local guides swap video where I took around a fellow local guide from Taipei in Toronto. We got up to some pretty fun stuff!
The downtown core alone has lots to offer, for 3 year olds they have the Ripley's aquarium right at the bottom of the CN Tower. The CN Tower tour has lots to offer already for all ages 🙂 Toronto Zoo is nice for the kids, I'd say that's a days worth of walking around.
There is lots to do for little people in addition to their adult counterparts.
I second the Ripley's Aquarium which is right downtown by the CN Tower. Depending on when you're here, catching a Blue Jays game is always fun.
If you're taking a trek a bit north to the Vaughan area, Vaughan Mills Mall is great, Legoland, and Tiny Town ( a small indoor play area that is, well, a tiny town!).
Thanks for the nice list @Kayimi.How much is a regular ride for the transit system and how is the parking situation on the locations you provided, do you advise to take the car or the transit
Thank you for the nice list of kids activities @HHandy . I also wanted to ask if the stores accept American dollars or I need to exchange Canadian dollars?
Not all stores would accept USD and you might end up paying more. Best to have CAD on you. One good idea is to buy a prepaid cards like Amex, Visa or MasterCard Gift cards from Shoppers Drug mart or Canada Post offices and major retailers. Even if you pay for the purchase using your USD based credit card, it will be only once, you can use the gift cards for the rest of your transactions. Of course nothing beats cash but then you have to deal with change!
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