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As the weather gets cooler, it’s easy to get cozy in your fall routine, but that doesn’t mean it’s not the perfect season to explore Toronto’s backyard gems! Grab your layers, a healthy appetite and your walking shoes. We’re diving into a stacked itinerary for a weekend spent in the city.
But before we break down the itinerary, we have a little surprise for you. To celebrate the launch of their Megawave Mixed Variety Pack, White Claw Canada wants to bring you, a lucky Canadian, and your 3 friends to experience a MEGA weekend , and here’s what you could win:
Head on over to their Instagram page to enter before the giveaway closes on September 28th, 2023.
Okay, now back to planning your epic fall weekend in Toronto! From farmers markets to vintage shops, Toronto’s hidden gems are endless, you just have to know where to look.
Even if you’re a local, there’s something special about a leisurely stroll through High Park on a Saturday or exploring the eclectic thrift shops in Kensington Market. If you’re into Vintage, a stop in the Kensington neighbourhood is a must, including shops like Bungalow, Orbital Arts and Blue Banana Market.
Additionally, Toronto is renowned for its culturally rich attractions. Take in the rotating exhibitions at the AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario) or get your history fix at the Royal Museum of Ontario.
Hungry after all that walking? Toronto is home to some shiny foodie gems. Grab a Greek platter at Mamakas or if you’re feeling something cozier, sip on some hot udon noodles at Raku.
After a long day of exploring, it’s time to unwind and experience Toronto’s colourful nightlife. Check out a drag show at The Drink, sip rooftop cocktails at The Drake or belt your favourite ballads at Bar Mordecai, White Claw’s new Wes-Anderson inspired karaoke room. If you’re feeling up for a good laugh, head to Yuk Yuk’s or the Comedy Bar for an improv or stand up show.
If you’re up for exploring, Toronto is surrounded by adorable little towns, beautiful scenic views and unique fall experiences, just a short drive away. Take in the views of Niagara Falls, or, better yet, stay a little closer to home and explore the Toronto Island.
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