Cheap Flights to Toronto

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Toronto travel guide

 

Interesting information about Toronto

Photo of Toronto   Toronto
Avg temp for this month inToronto22.9 °C Source: World Weather Online
Avg rainfall for this month inToronto44.2 mmSource: World Weather Online
Average flight time toToronto8 hrs 26 mins
Rate of exchange inTorontoC$1.00 = £0.63Source: Oanda
Airlines that fly toTorontoAer Lingus, Swiss and Alitalia
Deals available on flights toToronto897
Partners with deals toTorontoCitibond Travel, TravelCenterUK.co.uk and Travel Mint
Advertisers with offers toToronto24
Lowest flight deal toToronto£407
Avg flight deal toToronto£690

Toronto, the largest city in Canada and the capital of Ontario, sits on Lake Ontario. The city’s distinctive skyline features the famous CN Tower, the world’s fifth-tallest freestanding structure. This iconic tower has a revolving restaurant, a glass elevator and two observation decks - if you book flights to Toronto when the weather is clear, you can see as far as Niagara Falls!

Toronto has a huge theatre and performing arts scene that is not far behind New York and London, so those wanting to see a show will be spoilt for choice. History buffs and art lovers should head to the Royal Ontario Museum, home to more than 60 million items. Those looking for live music should head to College Street and check out the bars and classic venues such as El Mocambo.

Shopping addicts should get cheap flights to Toronto immediately as there are loads of options here. Most famously there is the PATH, the world’s largest underground network of shopping, entertainment and food spread over 28km of walkways underneath the Downtown area. Above ground is the huge Eaton Centre mall which has a stunning atrium and more than 230 shops and restaurants. Within a short walking distance, Queens Street West offers hip and fashionable independent shops and street markets, interspersed with coffee bars and pop-up art. Nearby Kensington is great for vintage and retro clothing. For those wanting something more exclusive and luxury, head a little further north to Yorkville and maybe even see a celebrity or two among the boutiques.

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