|
Loading...
|
|
|
Loading...
|
Use dealchecker.co.uk to find cheap flights to Toronto and you can be sure to get a great deal! In just a few seconds you can check live prices for Toronto flights at a range of top travel websites.
Fill out our search form and our results page will show a list of recommended sites. With one click to each you'll see live prices so you can easily shop around for the cheapest flight to Toronto.
| Travel Tips for Toronto |
|
 CN Tower
posted by shravyareddy on 16 July 2009 at 06:22 The CN Tower is the world's tallest building. It is located in the downtown Toronto. At a height of 553.33m (1,815 ft.,5 inches) the tower is the center of tourism in Toronto. To see this tower nearly 2 million visitors come here each year. In the tower we can walk on the glass floor, eating over ... more The Drake Hotel
posted by kswartzbaugh on 2 July 2009 at 01:34 Simply the coolest spot in Toronto. Design Hotel (all rooms are different), Restaurant, Bar and Art gallery in one. It is always happening. The Wave Pool
posted by triplecrown on 14 May 2009 at 17:44 This is a pool that will be enjoyed by kids and adults allike. They have a huge water slide and a great wave pool. My kids love to play in the waves, and this is a relatively safe environment to do it! CN Tower-360 Restaurant At The Tower
posted by MartinV on 28 April 2009 at 17:00 This restaurant has got the most breathtaking view I have ever experienced!It is located at the top of an incredibly tall tower,and the walls are actually glass that provides you with the ultimate view of Toronto!People com here for the view and the atmosphere that it creates,but the food is also go ... more The CN Tower
posted by xmang on 13 June 2008 at 09:24 The CN Tower is the world's tallest free-standing building. It has an amazing large glass floor where you can look down onto the street below and it also offers great views across the city. Go at dusk to watch the sun set. |
These days there are many good reasons to grab a flight to Toronto. From stunning architecture to a vibrant multicultural mix of residents this city is anything but dull. Plus, if you hire a car you can visit Niagara Falls. How to get there When to go Things to do If Toronto sounds like your bag then dealchecker can certainly help you find some cheap flights. Toronto hotels at bargain prices can also be found using our hotel search so with dealchecker there's never any need to spend more than you have to.
Flights to Toronto take a surprisingly short seven hours from the UK. Options are plentiful with airports in London and Manchester offering a range of direct flights. Toronto is served by scheduled flights from airlines such as British Airways and Air Canada as you would expect but in recent years has also benefitted from a low cost option in Air Transat so flights can now be found for as little as £239 at certain times of the year.
Toronto lies on the northern shore of Lake Ontario near the border between Canada and the USA which gives it a climate with two extremes. In the summer temperatures rise up towards 30 degrees centigrade but in the winter they drop well below freezing so it's fair to say that March, April, May, June, September and October are the most comfortable months to visit. If you book well in advance with Air Transat you can bag cheap flights to Toronto at most times of the year, including the months in which we suggest that you visit.
As you look out of the window of your flight to Toronto you'd be hard pushed to miss the most prominent of Toronto's attractions, the CN Tower. At 1,815 ft tall the building is the highest free standing structure in the world with, not surprisingly, amazing views for many miles around. Also on the spectacular list, but not actually in Toronto is a trip to Niagara Falls which needs little further explanation. Within the city itself there are some fantastically diverse neighbourhoods including a Little Italy, no less than three Chinatowns and a Little India all close to downtown. If it's sounding a little like New York then it will be no surprise to hear that Peter Ustinov once described Toronto as New York run by the Swiss.
| -3 | -2 |
3
|
11
|
18
|
23
|
27
|
25
|
21
|
14
|
7
|
0 |
| J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
