Visit Toronto’s many parks and gardens
Parks and gardens in Toronto include High Park, Allan Gardens, and the Toronto Music Garden. For budget-conscious travelers, Toronto's parks are free to visit.
Walk or bike along the waterfront
Toronto's waterfront provides breathtaking views of Lake Ontario along several pathways and paths. Runners, cyclists, and walkers enjoy the Martin Goodman Trail, which offers over 50 km of paths.
The Royal Ontario Museum
Nearly 6 million objects and specimens are housed at the Royal Ontario Museum, including ancient artifacts and dinosaur skeletons.
Cheap Eats
The Toronto food truck scene offers delicious street food at affordable prices. Every corner of the city is dotted with food trucks serving everything from tacos to burgers.
St. Lawrence Market
An indoor market with food vendors and specialty shops, St. Lawrence Market is a historic indoor market. Gourmet baked goods and international cuisine can be found here. Affordable options are available at the market.
Free Events
In Toronto, famous directors and celebrities from all over the world attend one of the world's largest film festivals. As a couple, strolling through Paris' gardens may be a lovely way to spend time together.
Nuit Blanche
A variety of art installations, performances, and events take place during Nuit Blanche, an annual all-night arts festival. Nightlife in the city is unique and exciting at the festival, which is free.
Beaches Jazz Festival
In Toronto's Beaches district, the Beaches Jazz Festival features both domestic and foreign jazz and blues performers. Music lovers on a budget will enjoy the festival's several stages and events throughout the neighborhood.