Toronto Doesn’t Hibernate

Longer nights, brighter lights—and more to see, do, and experience all winter long.

Go all in this winter in Toronto. From iconic attractions and arts and culture to places to stay that make city getaways easy, the city delivers winter experiences worth planning around.

Whether you’re travelling as a couple or with the family, Toronto proves winter isn’t a slowdown—it’s part of what makes the trip worthwhile. Start planning now.

Destination Toronto

A winter weekend for couples

Stay downtown at Soho Hotel Toronto or the Fairmont Royal York, both well located for dining, culture, and evening plans.
Ease into the day at Little Canada, where miniature landmarks, stories and iconic places come to life in a playful, immersive way, allowing you to see the country in one place.
Spend the afternoon at the Aga Khan Museum, a calm, architectural space well-suited for indoor winter exploring.
Head to Yorkdale Shopping Centre for shopping and dining under one roof—another easy, weather-friendly afternoon option.
Wrap up the weekend with a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame, a classic Toronto experience with interactive exhibits and iconic moments.

A winter weekend for families

Choose a family-friendly base at the Chelsea Hotel, Toronto or the Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre, both centrally located and close to transit.
Spend the day exploring the Royal Ontario Museum, with galleries spanning natural history, science and world cultures.
Explore Toronto’s waterfront district, where the CN Tower and City Cruises Toronto offer two unforgettable perspectives of the skyline—from above the city and across the water in warmer months.
Keep evenings flexible with a relaxed dinner near your hotel and time to recharge.
Simplify planning with CityPASS, which includes admission to select family-friendly attractions such as Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Casa Loma and the Toronto Zoo.