Most FAMOUS attractions at ONE AMAZING price with plenty of time to see it all! See the CN Tower, Casa Loma, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Zoo and the Ontario Science Center, with a leisurely nine days to use all of the tickets, you can take everything in on a weekend break or take your time to visit these world famous attractions!
Highlights
- Free admission to Toronto's premier attractions
- CN Tower, Ontario Science Center, Casa Loma, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Zoo
- Ticket booklet packed with useful information
- Excellent value for money
Special Offer
Save over USD$52 on five attractions with the purchase of one CityPASS - that's a saving of over 42%, plus, you won't wait in long ticket lines! All taxes included!
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Montreal Canadiens Dressing ...The Canadiens' dressing room - way too tidy.Photo by: Anonymous
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Toronto CN TowerToronto CN Tower - July 2009Photo by: ATHANASIOS M
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Casa Loma TowerTower at Casa LomaPhoto by: Anonymous
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CN TowerCN Tower in TorontoPhoto by: Anonymous
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Casa Loma ConservatoryThe conservatory at Casa LomaPhoto by: Anonymous
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Royal Ontario Museum - TorontoExterior of Royal Ontario Museum - Toronto - July 2009Photo by: ATHANASIOS M
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Casa Loma - TorontoExterior of Casa Loma - Toronto - July 2009Photo by: ATHANASIOS M
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Toronto HarbourToronto Harbour - view from CN Tower - July 2009Photo by: ATHANASIOS M
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Casa LomaCasa Loma is an impressive mansion by North American standards, but not up to the many castles throughout Europe. It ...Photo by: Carl R
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Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at the Museum was very impressive. We spent so much time in the Dead Sea Scrolls that we ...Photo by: Carl R
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CN TowerThe view from the glass floor in the CN tower, at 1122 feet, was very interesting. The overall view from the tower was ...Photo by: Carl R
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Toronto SkylineThe skyline of the city is very pretty. Although Toronto is beginning to show its age, it is still a great destination.Photo by: Carl R
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What You Can Expect
Visit the Opulent Casa Loma
CityPASS is the best deal in the cultural Mecca of the great white North with actual tickets to these premier attractions:
- Casa Loma including Pellatt Film
- CN Tower
- Ontario Science Center
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Toronto Zoo
Itinerary
TORONTO ATTRACTIONS:
CN Tower:
The World's Tallest Building and Wonder of the Modern World is Canada's most celebrated architectural triumph, offering Toronto's most spectacular views! Visit the Look Out Level at 1,136 ft, Sky Pod - the World's Highest Man-made Observation Level at 1,465 ft, or test your nerve on the Glass Floor 1,122 ft above the ground! Enjoy casual dining in Horizons Cafe or award-winning dining in 360 Restaurant.
Ticket valid for Observation plus Sky Pod Experience - includes Look Out, Glass Floor and Sky Pod levels.
Location: 301 Front Street West, in the heart of the Toronto Entertainment District
Royal Ontario Museum:
Home to world-renowned collections of art, archeology, science and nature. From dinosaurs and Egyptian antiquities to European period rooms and the Hands-on Biodiversity Gallery. Don't miss the ever-changing special exhibitions including Views of the Future, architectural redevelopment projects, and major traveling exhibitions from around the globe!
Ticket valid for general admission only. Additional charge will apply for special exhibitions Pearls:
Location: 100 Queen's Park (at Bloor St. West and Avenue Rd)
Casa Loma:
As seen on A&E's America's Castles, this 98 room landmark features unique architecture and beautifully decorated suites complete with soaring ceilings, rich wood carving and sumptuous marble. Expose secret passages, climb twisting towers and traverse an 800-foot tunnel to luxurious stables. Five acres of beautiful estate gardens surround the castle (in bloom May - Oct).
Ticket valid for general admission only.
Location: 1 Austin Terrace, corner of Spadina and Davenport Rd
Ontario Science Center:
It delights, informs and challenges visitors through engaging and thought-provoking experiences in science and technology, transforming the way in which people see and think about the world. Entertaining scientific fun is explored in more than 800 interactive exhibits including KidSpark, developed for kids aged 1-8 years.
Ticket valid for general admission only. Separate admission charge for OMNIMAX Theater and Parking.
Location: 770 Don Mills Rd at Eglinton Ave East. Accessible by car, with on-site parking
Toronto Zoo:
Over 5,000 animals in a 710 acre zoological park! Explore the Zellers Discovery Zone and New Kids' Zoo, an interactive children's wildlife experience; Splash Island, a 2-acre water play area; and the 750 seat Waterslide Theater, home of the Amazing Animal Show. Visit 30-acre African Savanna and the Gorilla Rainforest, the largest indoor Gorilla exhibit in North America. Take a Camel, Pony, and Safari Simulator ride, walk with the Kangaroos, and see the new Sumatran tiger triplets and Komodo dragon babies - both Canadian firsts.
Location: 361A Old Finch Ave; northeast of downtown at Highway 401 and Meadowvale Rd (exit 389), Scarborough
CN Tower:
The World's Tallest Building and Wonder of the Modern World is Canada's most celebrated architectural triumph, offering Toronto's most spectacular views! Visit the Look Out Level at 1,136 ft, Sky Pod - the World's Highest Man-made Observation Level at 1,465 ft, or test your nerve on the Glass Floor 1,122 ft above the ground! Enjoy casual dining in Horizons Cafe or award-winning dining in 360 Restaurant.
Ticket valid for Observation plus Sky Pod Experience - includes Look Out, Glass Floor and Sky Pod levels.
Location: 301 Front Street West, in the heart of the Toronto Entertainment District
Royal Ontario Museum:
Home to world-renowned collections of art, archeology, science and nature. From dinosaurs and Egyptian antiquities to European period rooms and the Hands-on Biodiversity Gallery. Don't miss the ever-changing special exhibitions including Views of the Future, architectural redevelopment projects, and major traveling exhibitions from around the globe!
Ticket valid for general admission only. Additional charge will apply for special exhibitions Pearls:
Location: 100 Queen's Park (at Bloor St. West and Avenue Rd)
Casa Loma:
As seen on A&E's America's Castles, this 98 room landmark features unique architecture and beautifully decorated suites complete with soaring ceilings, rich wood carving and sumptuous marble. Expose secret passages, climb twisting towers and traverse an 800-foot tunnel to luxurious stables. Five acres of beautiful estate gardens surround the castle (in bloom May - Oct).
Ticket valid for general admission only.
Location: 1 Austin Terrace, corner of Spadina and Davenport Rd
Ontario Science Center:
It delights, informs and challenges visitors through engaging and thought-provoking experiences in science and technology, transforming the way in which people see and think about the world. Entertaining scientific fun is explored in more than 800 interactive exhibits including KidSpark, developed for kids aged 1-8 years.
Ticket valid for general admission only. Separate admission charge for OMNIMAX Theater and Parking.
Location: 770 Don Mills Rd at Eglinton Ave East. Accessible by car, with on-site parking
Toronto Zoo:
Over 5,000 animals in a 710 acre zoological park! Explore the Zellers Discovery Zone and New Kids' Zoo, an interactive children's wildlife experience; Splash Island, a 2-acre water play area; and the 750 seat Waterslide Theater, home of the Amazing Animal Show. Visit 30-acre African Savanna and the Gorilla Rainforest, the largest indoor Gorilla exhibit in North America. Take a Camel, Pony, and Safari Simulator ride, walk with the Kangaroos, and see the new Sumatran tiger triplets and Komodo dragon babies - both Canadian firsts.
Location: 361A Old Finch Ave; northeast of downtown at Highway 401 and Meadowvale Rd (exit 389), Scarborough
Customer Reviews
November 2012
A great all round pass that offered us all something to do and be interested in.
October 2012
Good value for the money. Also had to buy tickets for the hop on hop off bus to get around Toronto.
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