Toronto 14-Day Trip Itinerary

Arrive at Toronto Pearson (YYZ)

Arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), clear customs, and take a taxi or UP Express train to your hotel downtown.

UP Express train offers a quick and convenient way to reach downtown Union Station. Taxis/rideshares are also readily available.

Hotel Check-in

Check into your luxurious hotel located in the heart of downtown Toronto.

Harbourfront Centre Stroll

Enjoy a leisurely walk along Toronto's vibrant Harbourfront, taking in views of Lake Ontario and the city skyline.

You might catch some public art or events.

The area offers various cafes, shops, and sometimes free events. Perfect for an evening stroll after settling in.

Dinner at Harbourfront

Dine at one of the many restaurants along the waterfront, offering diverse cuisines and lake views.

Visit the CN Tower

Ascend to the top of the iconic CN Tower for breathtaking panoramic views of Toronto and Lake Ontario. Brave the glass floor if you dare!

Book tickets in advance to save time. Consider the EdgeWalk for an extra thrill (additional cost).

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Explore Canada's largest indoor aquarium, featuring diverse marine life, interactive exhibits, and a thrilling underwater tunnel.

Located right next to the CN Tower, making it easy to combine visits. Allow ample time to fully explore all exhibits.

Lunch near Union Station

Grab a quick and casual lunch in the PATH network or at a restaurant near Union Station.

Water Taxi, Eh? / Aqua-Taxi

Enjoy a scenic ride on the Aqua-Taxi, offering unique views of the Toronto skyline and a fun way to experience the waterfront.

While the listed location is Ottawa, similar water taxi services operate in Toronto's harbour, providing excellent photo opportunities of the city from the water. I will assume a local equivalent.

Dinner in Entertainment District

Experience Toronto's vibrant Entertainment District with dinner at a trendy restaurant, followed by optional evening entertainment.

Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Immerse yourself in art, culture, and natural history at the Royal Ontario Museum, one of North America's largest museums.

Home to a world-class collection spanning dinosaurs, ancient civilizations, and Canadian art. Check for special exhibitions.

Lunch in Bloor-Yorkville

Enjoy lunch in the upscale Bloor-Yorkville neighborhood, known for its luxury boutiques and charming cafes.

Explore Kensington Market

Wander through the colourful and eclectic Kensington Market, a bohemian neighborhood with vintage shops, art spaces, and diverse eateries.

A designated National Historic Site. It's best explored on foot. Don't miss the street art and unique local businesses.

Dinner in Chinatown

Indulge in authentic and delicious Asian cuisine in Toronto's bustling Chinatown, adjacent to Kensington Market.

Ferry to Toronto Island Park

Take a scenic ferry ride from Jack Layton Ferry Terminal to Toronto Island Park, enjoying views of the skyline.

Explore Toronto Island Park

Spend your morning exploring the car-free Toronto Island Park.

Rent a bike, relax on the beaches, or simply enjoy the tranquil green spaces and stunning city views.

Great spot for photography and escaping the city bustle. Centre Island, Ward's Island, and Hanlan's Point each offer a different vibe.

Lunch on Toronto Island

Enjoy a casual lunch at one of the cafes or food stands on Toronto Island.

Discover the Distillery District

Step back in time at the pedestrian-only Distillery District, a beautifully preserved Victorian-era industrial site now home to art galleries, boutiques, and unique eateries.

Perfect for a leisurely stroll, browsing shops, and enjoying the historic atmosphere. Often hosts markets and events.

Dinner in the Distillery District

Dine at one of the Distillery District's acclaimed restaurants, known for their unique ambiance and cuisine.

Visit Casa Loma

Explore Casa Loma, Toronto's majestic castle-like mansion, complete with secret passages, decorated suites, and stunning gardens.

Audio guides are available to enrich your visit. A unique historical site offering a glimpse into Toronto's past.

Lunch in Forest Hill Village

Enjoy a pleasant lunch in the charming Forest Hill Village, near Casa Loma, offering local cafes and eateries.

Shopping at Toronto Eaton Centre

Experience some retail therapy at the Toronto Eaton Centre, a large, multi-level shopping mall in downtown Toronto.

Connects to the PATH network. Great for finding souvenirs or just people-watching.

Prepare for Departure to Ottawa

Return to your hotel to pack and prepare for your train journey to Ottawa tomorrow morning.

Farewell Dinner in Toronto

Enjoy a final dinner in Toronto at a restaurant of your choice, perhaps exploring a cuisine you haven't tried yet.

Travel Toronto to Ottawa

Board a comfortable train from Toronto's Union Station to Ottawa's Central Station.

Enjoy scenic views of the Ontario countryside.

Hotel Check-in

Check into your accommodation in downtown Ottawa and drop off your luggage.

Explore Parliament Hill

Visit Canada's iconic Parliament Hill, home to the Parliament of Canada.

Take a guided tour (advance booking recommended) or explore the grounds, including the Centennial Flame and Peace Tower.

Free tours of the Centre Block are usually available but book in advance, especially during peak season. You can also just walk around the grounds.

Dinner at ByWard Market

Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in the historic ByWard Market area, known for its diverse culinary scene.

The market offers everything from casual eateries to fine dining. Consider trying local Canadian cuisine.

Canadian War Museum

Explore Canada's military history and heritage through extensive collections and engaging exhibits at the Canadian War Museum.

Lunch near Museum

Grab a quick lunch at the museum cafe or a nearby restaurant.

National Gallery of Canada

Discover Canadian and international art collections at the National Gallery of Canada, featuring diverse periods and styles.

Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica

Visit the stunning interior of Ottawa's Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica, a national historic site with beautiful architecture and stained glass.

Admission is free, but donations are welcome. Please be respectful during services.

Haunted Walk of Ottawa

Embark on a guided ghost tour to uncover the darker history and chilling tales of Ottawa's most haunted spots.

Dress warmly as it's an outdoor walking tour. Booking in advance is highly recommended.

ByWard Market Exploration

Enjoy a final morning stroll through the ByWard Market, perhaps grabbing a coffee and pastry for breakfast, and browse local artisan shops.

It's a great place to pick up souvenirs or local treats.

Travel Ottawa to Montreal

Board a train from Ottawa to Montreal, a comfortable journey connecting Canada's capital with Quebec's largest city.

Hotel Check-in Montreal

Check into your hotel in Montreal, ideally located for exploring the city's key attractions.

Walk Through Old Montreal

Wander the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, soaking in its historic atmosphere, beautiful architecture, and charming Parisian flair.

Visit Place Jacques-Cartier.

Many of the city's oldest buildings are here, dating back to the 17th century. It's beautiful to explore on foot.

Dinner in Old Montreal

Enjoy a delightful dinner at a restaurant in the historic district, offering a blend of traditional Quebecois and international cuisine.

Many restaurants here offer outdoor seating in good weather, perfect for people-watching.

Notre-Dame Basilica

Visit Montreal's oldest Catholic church, known for its stunning, intricately designed interior and magnificent stained glass windows.

Consider arriving early to avoid crowds. There's often a small entrance fee or donation expected. You can check for 'Aura' light show timings if interested for the evening.

Lunch in Plateau Mont-Royal

Head to the vibrant Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood for lunch, known for its colorful houses, murals, and trendy eateries.

The Plateau offers a wide range of cafes and restaurants, from casual bistros to more upscale dining.

Montreal Botanical Garden

Spend the afternoon exploring one of the world's leading botanical gardens, featuring diverse themed gardens and greenhouses.

The garden is quite large, so wear comfortable shoes. Depending on the season, different exhibits will be in bloom.

Evening Stroll & Dinner

Enjoy an evening walk and dinner in the charming streets of the Plateau, perhaps stopping at a local pub or cafe.

The Plateau has a relaxed, bohemian vibe perfect for an evening out.

Mount Royal Park Hike

Hike up or take a bus to Mount Royal Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (of Central Park fame).

Enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline from Kondiaronk Belvedere.

A must-do for incredible views of Montreal. There are multiple paths to the top, catering to different fitness levels.

Lunch Downtown Montreal

Have lunch in the downtown area, perhaps exploring the underground city (RESO) if the weather is inclement or for a unique experience.

Montreal's underground city connects many shopping malls, metro stations, and attractions.

Shopping & Leisure

Spend the afternoon shopping on Sainte-Catherine Street, exploring boutique shops, or visiting a museum of your choice.

Options include the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, McCord Stewart Museum, or simply enjoying the city's ambiance.

Farewell Dinner Montreal

Enjoy a special farewell dinner in Montreal, perhaps trying a restaurant you've been curious about or revisiting a favorite spot.

Montreal is known for its gastronomy, from Poutine to fine French cuisine.

Travel to Quebec City

Board a train or bus from Montreal to Quebec City.

Enjoy scenic views of the Quebec countryside as you journey towards the historic capital.

Hotel Check-in & Lunch

Check into your hotel in Quebec City, then enjoy a leisurely lunch at a local bistro, sampling traditional Québécois cuisine.

Try poutine, tourtière, or crepes. Many charming cafes are found on Rue Saint-Louis or Rue du Petit Champlain.

Explore Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec)

Wander through the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Discover Place Royale, Rue du Petit Champlain, and the historic architecture.

Wear comfortable shoes. The Funicular connects Lower and Upper Town for easy access.

Stroll on Terrasse Dufferin

Enjoy panoramic views of the St.

Lawrence River and the Château Frontenac from the iconic Terrasse Dufferin. Watch street performers and enjoy the atmosphere.

Dinner in Old Quebec

Dine at one of the many exquisite restaurants in Old Quebec, offering a blend of French and local Canadian flavors.

Fairmont Le Château Frontenac

Take a guided tour or simply admire the exterior of the world's most photographed hotel, an architectural marvel and iconic symbol of Quebec City.

Public tours are available, or explore the lobby and gift shops on your own.

Walk the Plains of Abraham

Explore the historic Plains of Abraham, site of a pivotal battle.

Enjoy a leisurely walk, visit the museum, or simply relax in the vast urban park.

The park offers stunning views and a sense of history. Various walking paths are available.

Lunch before Departure

Enjoy a final lunch in Quebec City before heading to the airport for your flight to Prince Edward Island.

Flight to Prince Edward Island

Travel from Quebec City (YQB) to Charlottetown, PEI (YYG).

This flight will likely involve a connection.

PEI Hotel & Dinner

Arrive in Charlottetown, check into your hotel, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.

Explore the charming downtown area.

Charlottetown has a vibrant culinary scene, especially known for seafood. Note: PEI is in Atlantic Time, 1 hour ahead of Montreal/Quebec City.

Prince Edward Island National Park

Discover the stunning coastal landscape, red sandstone cliffs, and pristine beaches of Prince Edward Island National Park.

Explore walking trails or relax by the ocean.

This park stretches 40 kilometers and includes the Green Gables House area. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera.

Lunch Near Green Gables

Enjoy lunch at a restaurant near the Cavendish area, perhaps with views of the rolling green fields or the coastline.

Prince Edward Tours Sightseeing

Embark on a sightseeing tour with Prince Edward Tours to explore highlights and hidden gems across the island, learning about its history and culture.

Tours can be customized to focus on coastal drives, Anne of Green Gables sites, or historic towns.

PEI Lobster Dinner

Indulge in a quintessential Prince Edward Island experience with a fresh lobster dinner at a highly-rated local restaurant.

Make reservations, especially on a Sunday evening. Many restaurants offer fresh catches of the day.

Leisurely Breakfast

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your hotel or a local cafe, savoring your last morning on Prince Edward Island.

Last Minute Souvenirs

Take some time for last-minute souvenir shopping in downtown Charlottetown, finding unique gifts and mementos from your trip.

Look for local crafts, Anne of Green Gables themed items, or delicious PEI preserves.

Transfer to Charlottetown Airport

Take a taxi or shuttle service to Charlottetown Airport (YYG) for your international departure.

International Departure to Helsinki

Depart from Charlottetown, PEI, beginning your journey back to Helsinki.

This will involve multiple flights and connections through major hubs.

Your flight will likely involve connections in cities like Montreal/Toronto and a European hub. Adjust the exact departure time based on your confirmed flight details.