Discover Toronto

Toronto is the bustling metropolis in the heart of Canada! As the biggest city in the whole country, its population of over 2.7 million has whipped up a vibrant melting pot of cultures and experiences. Explore the iconic CN Tower, stroll along the whimsical streets of Kensington Market, and indulge in its myriad culinary delights fit for a foodie. Toronto's rich history is evident in its historic neighborhoods like Distillery District and its world-class museums such as the Royal Ontario Museum. From its breathtaking waterfront to its thriving arts scene, Toronto offers a unique blend of urban excitement and warm Canadian hospitality. Get ready to be captivated by the energy of the Great White North!

Why Visit Toronto with FlixBus

In the cool cosmopolis of Toronto, history meets hilarity, culture cavorts with quaintness, and architectural wonders tower like stylish giants. Traverse the streets where Canadian heritage intertwines with vibrant diversity, forming a cultural mosaic that rivals any of the world’s other great cities. Your taste buds will embark on an epicurean adventure, sampling poutine that will make your heart sing "O Canada!" and artisanal coffee that could convert even the staunchest tea-lover. Marvel at the skyline, where glass and steel structures play a symphony of shapes, causing architects worldwide to question their life choices. From the Royal Ontario Museum's dinosaur bones to the Distillery District's intoxicating charm, Toronto is a captivating blend of history, humor, and an irresistible urge to apologize excessively. (Sorry!) Prepare to fall in love with a city that's more Canadian than maple syrup on hockey night.

When to Visit Toronto

Let's break it down, eh? Summer is a carnival of festivals, patio parties, and sunny vibes. The snowy wonderland of winter is perfect for ice skating and cozying up with hot chocolate. Spring brings cherry blossoms and cheerful moods, while fall flaunts fiery foliage and pumpkin-spiced everything. Sports fanatics can catch a Blue Jays game in summer or join the Raptors' hoop hysteria in winter. Foodies can mark their calendars for Toronto's tantalizing food festivals year-round. So, whether you're a winter warrior or summer seeker, Toronto's got your passport to fun covered.

Top Attractions in Toronto

Welcome to 6ix (or “the six” – what insiders call Toronto) and its buffet of epic attractions! Once a standard stop for school-age groups travelling from the United States but now an insider tip, consider visiting Casa Loma, a 98-room castle in the middle of Toronto that bankrupted a 19th century electricity multimillionaire. Or start with the CN Tower – Toronto’s most recognizable skyline symbol – where you can test your courage on the EdgeWalk or enjoy stunning views. Stroll through the historic Distillery District, a charming maze of Victorian-era buildings transformed into shops, galleries, and trendy eateries. For culture vultures, the Royal Ontario Museum houses everything from dinosaur bones to Egyptian artifacts. Explore the colorful streets of Kensington Market, a bohemian neighborhood bursting with vintage shops, street art, and global flavors. Don't forget to catch a game at the Hockey Hall of Fame, where the spirit of Canada's beloved sport comes alive.

Getting Around Toronto

Jump on board the TTC, our urban magic carpet! Grab a token, a presto card, or good old-fashioned cash to pay your way. Buses, subways, and streetcars roam the city like friendly giants (very obscure reference here to a beloved children’s television program from Canada), arriving every few minutes during the day. And don't forget to tap your card or ticket, or you might get a gentle reminder from our friendly fare inspectors (“Sorry, but…”). So, hop on, embrace the TTC adventure, and let Toronto whisk you away!

Food and Drink in Toronto

In Toronto, food dreams really do come true! This place is a culinary wonderland, with one gourmet delight after another. Don’t pass up a visit to Kensington Market, a melting pot of international flavors and trendy eats. Indulge in peameal bacon sandwiches at St. Lawrence Market or feast on global delicacies at the diverse eateries of Queen Street West. Don't miss the multicultural food haven of Chinatown, where you can devour mouthwatering dim sum and bubble tea. For a taste of Canada, try poutine, the cheesy gravy-covered fries. Mark your calendar for the Taste of Toronto festival, a gourmet extravaganza, and the Toronto Food Truck Festival, a feast on wheels

Nightlife and Entertainment in Toronto

Toronto’s diverse and creative array of entertainment options can be truly mind-boggling. There are so many options in the city’s dynamic and quirky neighborhoods that you probably only need to step out of your hotel blindfolded and follow your ears no more than a few blocks to find a fun-filled venue bustling with happy partygoers.

• In terms of the established areas, check out King Street West for trendy bars and chic lounges or
• Kensington Market for eclectic dive bars and groovy live music venues.
• Great options for performance venues start with Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
• A lot of folks end up partying at an artsy boutique hotel on Queen Street.
• Catch Toronto’s hip crowd at Apt. 200, an upscale house party.
• Overwhelmed by the choices? Just head over to the Entertainment District, with a potpourri of theaters, bars, and nightclubs to satisfy one and all – but keep your eyes peeled and enough memory in your phone to film that totally unique street performer!

Plan Your Visit to Toronto with FlixBus

Dive into a cosmopolitan wonderland of culture, food, and iconic landmarks. From the CN Tower to the vibrant neighborhoods, this city will capture your heart. But wait, how will you get there? Fear not, intrepid travelers! FlixBus is at your service for an unforgettable journey to Toronto. Booking is easy – online, at a sales point, or with our FlixBusApp, which you can use to manage your bookings and use the digital tickets to get on board. Pay with credit card, Paypal, Google and Apple Pay. You can also pay in cash onboard. Traveling by bus is one of the most environmentally-friendly options available, so don't wait – start planning now and let FlixBus be your ticket to the magic of Canada's largest city!

Buses to Toronto

Find the most affordable buses to Toronto

FlixBus has the lowest-fare tickets to Toronto. There are 52 destinations in Canada, and you can travel to many other countries, so no matter where you're traveling from, we can get you to Toronto. It couldn't be easier to book a bus ticket to Toronto with FlixBus. Tickets to Toronto start from only $5.49, subject to availability. Always book in advance and travel off-peak if you can. Don't forget to download the FlixBus App to find the best deals, manage your bookings, and get up-to-date information about your trip. With the app, you don't need to print your ticket you can show your e-ticket to the driver.

Why travel to Toronto with FlixBus

Getting to Toronto with FlixBus couldn't be easier! With 47 routes to Toronto, finding your way will be faster than saying Flix. You can book a trip to Toronto at our shops or purchase your ticket on board. If you want to do it digitally, you can book your trip on our website or with the FlixBus App. You can pay for your tickets with credit card, PayPal, or Google Pay. When you choose FlixBus, you're choosing to travel to Toronto in one of the most environmentally-friendly ways, helping reduce traffic-related emissions, and you can support our sustainability vision even further by offsetting your CO₂ emissions when booking your trip.

Onboard services

Ready to book your trip to Toronto? Don't forget to reserve your seat in advance for the best travel experience! Subject to availability, you can choose from a classic, table, or panorama seat or book an additional seat beside yours if you like or need the extra space. You can also bring a hand luggage and check-in luggage, free of charge. Once aboard, all you have to do is sit back and relax with our free onboard Wi-Fi, the extra legroom, power outlets, and toilets.