5 Days in Toronto for Christmas Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). This museum offers an extensive collection of art, culture, and nature from around the world. Have breakfast at Over Easy Breakfast, located nearby.

After exploring ROM, head over to Art Gallery of Ontario to appreciate some fine art. For lunch, dine at AGO Bistro, located within the gallery itself.

Spend your evening exploring Toronto's vibrant Entertainment District. Catch a show or simply enjoy walking around this lively area decorated with Christmas lights. Have dinner at Jazz Bistro for some live music and great food.

Start your day with a visit to Toronto Islands. Take a ferry ride and enjoy some peaceful time away from the city's hustle and bustle. Have breakfast at Island Cafe on Ward's Island.

In the afternoon, explore more outdoor beauty by visiting Humber Bay Park. This park offers stunning views of Lake Ontario and is perfect for a relaxing walk. For lunch, stop by Eden Trattoria, which offers great Italian cuisine with lake views.

Head back to downtown Toronto in the evening and visit the festive Christmas Market at Distillery Historic District if you haven't already explored it fully on Day 1. Enjoy dinner at another highly-rated spot in this area: El Catrin Destileria.

Kick off your morning with a visit to historic sites like Fort York National Historic Site. Learn about Toronto's military history while enjoying scenic views of downtown. Have breakfast nearby at Fort York Tavern.

Continue your historical exploration by visiting St. Lawrence Market, one of Toronto's most famous markets offering fresh produce and unique finds. Grab lunch here from one of its many vendors like Carousel Bakery.

In the evening, explore more history by visiting Casa Loma (though not on wishlist), an iconic castle that often hosts special holiday events during Christmas time. Enjoy dinner nearby at BlueBlood Steakhouse.

On your final day in Toronto, start with a leisurely morning walk through Queen's Park (though not on wishlist). Have breakfast at nearby cafe: R-Sassafraz Cafe]. Afterward head over to University of Toronto campus for some beautiful architecture and historic buildings.University of Toronto

Spend your afternoon exploring Kensington Market (though not on wishlist), known for its bohemian atmosphere and eclectic shops.Toronto Kensington Market[939] .For lunch try out local favorite: R-Kensington Market Street Food }

Conclude your trip with an evening visit to Yonge-Dundas Square (though not on wishlist), often compared to Times Square in New York City due its vibrant atmosphere.{ A-Yonge-Dundas Square[18686]} .Enjoy dinner nearby at highly-rated restaurant: R-Jack Astor's Bar & Grill