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This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, balancing iconic landmarks with interactive museums and outdoor fun. Explore aquariums, science centers, and amusement parks, ensuring smiles and lasting memories for all ages. It's an ideal trip for those seeking a vibrant city experience packed with kid-approved activities.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, CN Tower and 2 more
See the dayFerry to Toronto Islands, Centreville Amusement Park (Toronto Islands) and 2 more
See the dayOntario Science Centre, St. Lawrence Market and 2 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Kids will be mesmerized by thousands of marine animals, interactive exhibits, and the thrilling moving walkway through the Dangerous Lagoon.
Purchase tickets online in advance to save time and ensure entry, especially during peak seasons.
Ascend to incredible heights for breathtaking panoramic views of the city, Lake Ontario, and beyond, offering a thrilling perspective for all ages.
Consider a timed ticket to minimize wait times, and visit on a clear day for the best visibility.
Enjoy waterfront strolls, playgrounds, splash pads (seasonal), and various free or low-cost family-friendly events and activities.
Easily accessible by public transit; check their website for a schedule of family programs and festivals.
This family-friendly restaurant offers a diverse menu with kid options and a lively atmosphere right on the waterfront, perfect after a day of exploring.
It can get busy, so arriving a bit earlier for lunch or dinner can help secure a table with a view.
The ferry ride itself is an exciting mini-adventure, offering fantastic skyline views of Toronto as you cross Lake Ontario.
Ferries depart regularly from Jack Layton Ferry Terminal; purchase round-trip tickets at the terminal.
This charming, car-free amusement park offers over 30 rides and attractions perfectly suited for younger children, alongside beautiful parkland.
Open seasonally (typically May to September); consider an all-day ride pass for the best value.
Explore world-class dinosaur exhibits, ancient artifacts, and diverse natural history galleries that captivate curious young minds.
Located near Museum subway station; check for family-friendly programs or discovery zones within the museum.
Enjoy a relaxing stroll through this historic park surrounding the Ontario Legislative Building, offering open green spaces for kids to run and play.
A pleasant walk from the ROM, perfect for unwinding and enjoying some fresh air before heading back.
Engage in hundreds of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and an IMAX dome theatre that make science fun and accessible for all ages.
Plan for a full morning or afternoon; it's a bit further northeast, so consider public transit or driving.
Wander through the vibrant South Market, sampling diverse foods and treats, and experiencing a lively piece of Toronto's culinary history.
Best visited during lunch hours for a wide array of food stalls; closed on Mondays.
Stroll through the charming pedestrian-only cobblestone streets, admiring Victorian-era architecture and unique shops in a historic setting.
Explore the art galleries, grab a sweet treat, and enjoy the car-free environment; easily walkable from St. Lawrence Market.
Relax by the pink umbrellas and white sand of this urban beach park, offering a unique city view and a fun, quirky spot for kids to enjoy.
It's a non-swimming beach, but perfect for lounging and enjoying the waterfront atmosphere, especially on a warm day.
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