Toronto, Canada

Toronto, Canada

May 14

Written By Kelsey Ciera Drew Adventurers

Smiling woman posing on Ward’s Island in Toronto Island Park with the city skyline visible across the water. — *Ward’s Island (Toronto Island Park)*

Woman standing in front of a building in Graffiti Alley featuring a vibrant, colorful ocean-themed mural. — *Graffiti Alley*

Ferry to Toronto Island Park

Take a morning ferry to avoid crowds (book in advance).
Explore the lighthouse, art installations, and head to Wards Island for the best skyline view of Toronto.

Toronto Harbour

You’ll already be here — the ferry terminal is part of the Harbour area.
Take a stroll along the waterfront before heading into the city.

Walk to Graffiti Alley (≈1.7 miles)

Wander through vibrant street art and colorful murals — perfect for photos.

Walk to Kensington Market (≈0.6 miles)

Woman taking a selfie at night with the illuminated purple CN Tower in Toronto in the background. — *CN Tower*

Eclectic shops, unique boutiques, and great food spots.
A fun place to grab a snack or find a quirky souvenir.

Walk to CN Tower (≈1.6 miles)

Group of friends posing in front of a colorful heart and “Love” sign at Kensington Market in Toronto. — *Kensington Market*

Book tickets in advance and aim for sunset if possible.
You’ll catch views in daylight, golden hour, and city lights — all in one visit.

Walk to Nathan Phillips Square (≈1 mile)

Snap a photo with the Toronto sign, beautifully lit at night.

Optional (requires a vehicle): Scarborough Bluffs

Explore the beaches and stunning cliffs.

Optional (requires a vehicle): High Park

A peaceful escape from the city.
Home to the Friends of High Park Zoo (free entry).
Hours vary — it was closed when we visited, but worth a quick stop if open.

Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto with the iconic “TORONTO” sign brightly lit at night. — *Nathan Phillips Square*

Four girls smiling and posing in front of the scenic Scarborough Bluffs cliffs and Lake Ontario shoreline. — *Scarborough Bluffs*