Flying visit to Toronto - top tips

[MapleLeafMe]

I’m going to fly into Toronto in a Saturday till a Monday lunchtime.

Give me your best 48-hours as a tourist recommendations for what to do, please.

I’m staying near the CN Tower, so that’s on my list, but what else should I do or see?

Casa Loma and the CN Tower are worth a visit.

I am from Toronto. Don't pay to go up the tower, it's a waste of money.

If you can get tickets to a hockey game, you should go. Kensington Market is cool. I used to love The Old Spaghetti Factory for dinner, but I don't know if it's still good these days. If you like shopping, the Eaton Centre is massive.

We enjoyed going up the CN Tower. We had a meal in the restaurant at the top, which includes entry to the viewing platform.

Dd insists it was one of her favourite meals - amazing mashed potato apparently 🤷‍♀️

We did an open top bus tour on day one to get our bearings. Though did have a couple of extra days.

We enjoyed time on Toronto Harbour, though it was summer so quite warm. And I remember going to the shopping centre at Eaton Centre. Had a meal there, though was quite expensive iirr.

We found it fairly easy walking round, though used the hop on/off bus to go a little further afield some days.

I’m going to be there in late August or September .

We loved the CN Tower! The waterfront area is lovely with some nice restaurants. We also used the hop on, hop off bus - very touristy but we were only there for a few days and it gave us an overview of the city.