Many of us are eager to enjoy Toronto’s summertime outdoors in the warmth of the sun and to begin making trip and exploration plans once more.
Yet, if you live close to the 6ix, you might not need to travel very far to have an incredible solo travel experience!
Toronto has recently been voted a top destination for solitary travelers, beating out even some of Europe’s most popular cities.
Toronto’s “distinctly European atmosphere” and transportation alternatives have been complimented by an American travel journalist for U.S. News Travel, who also claims that the city has a wide variety of unique activities for individuals who want to explore on their own.
She enjoys using the GO Trains, buses, and streetcars in Toronto as well as the PATH, an underground network of pedestrian walkways that make it simple to get around “on foot.”
The CN Tower, Yonge-Dundas Square, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, and the Toronto Zoo are among her favorite Toronto landmarks.
Also, she advises tourists to take use of the Toronto CityPASS to conveniently view several attractions for less money and to skip lengthy ticket queues.
If you’d prefer to be outside, she suggested visiting High Park, Toronto’s biggest public park, or Centre Island, which is less than 3 miles south of the city center.
Eight additional European locations on her list were well-known for their cuisine, culture, and top tourist attractions. As follows:
- Paris, France
- Rome, Italy
- Tuscany, Italy
- Iceland
- Seville, Spain
- Athens, Greece
- Ireland
- Munich, Germany
