Lakeridge Ski Resort is a nice place to enjoy winter fun close to the city. It's easily accessible…read moreby highway 407, 401 and 406. There's ample parking spots available in the parking lots. The hills are great for all levels, from beginners to more confident skiers and snowboarders. You can rent put ski equipment on-site and book lessons online prior to your visit. There's a chalet that you can you can use to keep your stuff dry or sit down and rest or enjoy a warm beverage or meal from the cafeteria. The staff are helpful and keep things running smoothly.

This was a fun girls night out activity. We visited for their weekday snow tubing $35 special for 2…read morehours and it was more than enough time to enjoy ourselves. Booking tickets in advance is recommended as walk up tickets are unavailable. Dress warm and be ready to pull the snow tube a bit as you have to walk from the bottom of the hill to the conveyor line.

Enjoyed my ride. It was short overall and worth the time and effort to reach Toronto Islands.read more

City of Toronto should be utilizing the Presto card system to pay fares. It is easy city gets to…read moreminimize transaction fees and a very high percentage of Toronto residents already have one. Even tourists get a Presto card to ride UPexpress and TTC. Toronto has a big investment in the PRESTO system, and it staff. Why is the parks department running an inefficient parallel system with a separate website for buying tickets. The Toronto parks dept does not have the in-house expertise in the maintenance of the new electronic ferries. In fact the appropriate planning for the electrical infrastructure did not happen under the parks department, so it was delighted to a more appropriate department. The same thing should happen with the island ferry fare payment system. Put it in the hands of PRESTO. Upgrade the ferries to PRESTO card now.

Used to come walk around this mall all the time when we lived in the area. Good variety of stores,…read morefrom food, clothes, dessert, etc!

Vaughan Mills is a large shopping centre located close to the 400 and Rutherford, and by Canada's…read moreWonderland. Vaughan Mills has a "race track" layout with over 200 stores along with restaurants. Some stores include Tommy Hilfiger, La Senza, H&M, and Urban Behaviour. There is also the NASCAR Speed park located here, Which I haven't been too. I think Vaughan Mills has a little bit of everything here and I come here once in while, when I'm in the area.

Picking up my sweetie at TTC Don Mills station…read more Convenient temporary parking while i wait for her to arrive using the Sheppard line.

Don Mills Subway Station is my default station whenever I go downtown for my Yelp adventure…read more I know it is a hassle to change train to Yonge Subway line at Yonge and Sheppard. But free parking from 9:30 AM is a no brainer for me if I need to go downtown for lunch... Finch Station though more convenient but free parking is not until after 3 pm! Of course, Don Mills has covered parking, this is good for both summer and winter as my car would never be boiling hot or covered in a blanket of snow. Being right next to Fairview Mall also really convenient if you want to do some shopping or just get a coffee or a quick bite!

I recently attended a wedding at Casa Loma and was absolutely blown away. The service was…read moreexceptional from start to finish. The staff was professional, attentive, and incredibly accommodating. The castle itself felt like something out of a fairy tale. The outdoor tent was stunning, and every detail of the grounds added to the experience. Between the beautiful waterfall, lawn games, signature drinks, and breathtaking views, there was always something to enjoy. The food was far beyond what you would expect from a typical wedding menu. My husband ordered the Chilean sea bass, and I had the ribeye. Both were cooked perfectly and absolutely delicious. My favorite appetizers were the coconut shrimp, dumplings, and burger sliders. Every bite was memorable. I also appreciated how well maintained the venue was throughout the event. The restrooms remained clean and fully stocked all evening, which says a lot about the level of care and attention to detail. Casa Loma was beautiful during the day, but it became truly magical after sunset. I would love to return for a daytime tour to experience the castle in a completely different way. If you're ever visiting Toronto, I highly recommend checking out the restaurant or attending an event here. If the restaurant menu is anything like what was served at the wedding, you're in for a treat. 10/10 experience. The food, service, and atmosphere were unforgettable.

If you are a history buff and like to see architecture and interior choices of the rich I would…read morerecommend this place. At most looking at everything takes about 2 hours. The rooms are cool and the info displayed for each zone is riveting. The best moment I had was being downstairs where the stables were and seeing Lady Pellatt's wedding dress. I talked with the museum attendant who shared an interest in sewing and we discussed clothing choices of the time. The only complaint is with the bathrooms. I got there when it opened and used the bathroom early on. I must know, why was there fecal particles on the toilet seat already? So my only critique is that the public bathrooms need to be cleaned better.

Don't book this tour. Didn't have anything for history on the place. Louie the bus driver, was very…read morerude. When we stopped at one of the

My daughter requested a trip to Toronto for her graduation-from-college gift. I added this tour…read morebecause I figured if she's going to be in Ontario for 4 days, she needed to see Niagra Falls. Both she and my wife loved it (as did I, but I was first here 30 years ago). We caught our tour bus from Toronto to Niagra Falls (a 90-minute drive), ate lunch, saw the falls from our boat (The Maid of the Mist), spent an hour in town (which was very nice), went to the teaching winery (where I found my new favorite wine-Ice Wine), then came back to Toronto. David (our tour guide) was first rate. He made the time fly by with his knowledge of the history of Toronto, Niagra, and Canda in general. And Brian (our driver) was a master at getting us through the Toronto traffic to and from the falls. All in all, this is a great way to spend the day if you're looking for a vacation you haven't taken before. Read less

Today tour Saturday December 27,2025 pick up location at 10 York Mills Rd. 8:30 am, heading to Blue…read moreMountain. The trip was absolute perfection from start to finish. Our guide Diana was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, their insights made the trip truly especial also the driver drive so safely and was very reliable and we felt completely safe in the bus during our trips. I highly recommend this tour to our friends. Thank you for everything.

BlueMountain was awesome and I highly recommend for people or to come just know that there's no in…read morethe water pool at the hotel that I stayed at it's connected. It's not connected to the building that I was in but anyways it was beautiful.

Obviously, I have to recommend this train station because without it you wouldn't be able to go…read morewhere you wanna go if it's someplace off of Danforth. It's obviously a smaller train station than Union Station, but underground. It is quite big from the trains to the actual station. Above ground, there are restrooms and a warmer place to wait then outside where you can see the trains coming. Not much to really say about it, since it is just a train station. The thing I don't like about this station is it's a long walk uphill to get to the street. And when you've got luggage and you're exhausted and it's snowy and icy outside, it's kind of a pain in the butt.

Danforth GO is located on the Lakeshore East line. It's the station right before Union Station…read more This station does not have any parking or a pick up area. There is a turn in for the Main Square Community Centre off of Main Street so I see a lot of people getting picked up and dropped off there. If you're walking on Main Street, there are a set of stairs that lead down towards the station but right now they are closed due to the icy weather so you have to take the long way around. If you've decided to bike, there are bike racks available. Another way of getting here is via the TTC. This is one of the only GO stations on the Lakeshore East line that is close to a TTC station. Main Station is about a 5 minute walk north of the station so you can change transit lines. Switching is a little easier now since both systems take Presto. The ticket counter is only available till 10pm everyday so you will have to rely on the ticket vending machine to purchase your fare after hours. This also means that the indoor waiting room and the public washrooms are not available since this area is locked. There are benches and shelters along the tracks. The station is pretty simple with 3 tracks. There are boards that display the time the next trains are arriving for both the east and west bound directions. I found the track signage to be straightforward and there was signage indicating which streets the exits from the tunnels would take you to. A few other notes from years of taking the GO. I used to take the train in from the east side into work so I can tell you that in the mornings a lot of the seats are taken by the time the train pulls into Danforth station. It's not too bad if you wind up standing since everyone disembarks at Union Station anyways. One might think that taking the GO to get to Taste of the Danforth would make sense but it's actually about a 50 minute walk on Danforth Avenue to the heart of the festival so a heads up if that was your plan.