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Hire a car in Toronto

Toronto has been steadily generating an international buzz.

But you don’t have to look outside of Ontario’s capital to find global connections. In 2017, Toronto was named most diverse city in the world.

Among the 2.5 million people living in its core, there are 230 nationalities and over 140 languages spoken. An economic and social powerhouse, this multicultural cosmopolitan city has even given New York a run for its money. But don’t be fooled, Toronto is distinctly Canadian.

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Hot-spot neighbourhoods

Distillery District
The city’s newest centre for arts, culture, food and brews. This 19th-century complex – 47 buildings formerly known as the Gooderham & Worts Distillery – was restored and repurposed to perfection. A fusion of Victorian architecture and new design, it’s a hot spot for artists, artisans, and entrepreneurs. It also hosts a great selection of markets in its brick-lined courtyards.

Kensington Market
This compact little neighbourhood has a lot of heart and a lot stuffed into it. Brightly coloured murals make it a hard place to miss, and it has become a much loved area, representing Toronto’s ethnic mosaic. Here you will find a slew of worldly and vegan cuisines, and an open-air shopping quarter.

The Junction
Originally named for the four railways that crossed into the neighbourhood, it was previously an industrial hub. The shabby-chic area was dry for decades, but is now overflowing with craft beer.

The Waterfront and Toronto Islands

Resting next to Lake Ontario – one of the five great lakes – Toronto boasts one of the longest urban lakefronts in the world, and it's no longer shy about it.

Besides its beaches and marinas, there are a range of attractions along the shoreline. The Harbourfront Centre, home to a contemporary art gallery and theatre, is an ever-changing modern cultural venue. To enjoy the lakeside breeze, cycle, run or walk along the Water’s Edge Promenade. Alternatively, you can find a patio or boat cruise to take in the lake.

Hop on a quick 10-minute ferry over to Toronto Islands. Boardwalks and bridges connect the city’s three major islands – Algonquin, Centre and Ward’s – with Centre being the busiest. It is a popular city-break spot during the for summer picnics, beachfront walks and the Centreville amusement park. A trip to the islands will provide you with a spectacular view of Toronto’s growing skyline reflecting on the water.

The ultimate Toronto road trip

  • Toronto Pearson International Airport YYZ

    Canada's largest airport.

  • Car hire pick up point

    The rental centre is located just outside of Terminal 2.

  • Elora – 95km

    This spot is as pretty as its name, with great riverside trails and a limestone quarry to take a dip in.

  • Sauble Beach  – 145km

    A fantastic beach community on Lake Huron, rent a cottage here and relax.

  • Collingwood  – 92km

    With the mountains nearby, this little town is great to visit summer or winter, for skiing and hiking.

  • Muskoka  – 100km

    Prime Ontario “cottage country” based around Lake Muskoka, offers a variety of outdoor activities.

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Nearby Drive

Niagara Falls

The second-largest waterfall in the world, Niagara Falls is one of Mother Nature's most striking displays of power. Over two million litres of water pour over the 167-foot high edge every second.

For those who wish to see the waterfalls up close, you can take a ferry tour into the Falls. Be sure to wear the unattractive plastic poncho, its called the Maid of the Mist for good reason.

If you're willing to brave the Canadian cold, the Falls are equally stunning in the winter as the summer. Layers of ice transform the the natural wonder into a mystical landscape.

The Niagara-on-the-Lake region is also well-known for its bundle of wineries, which produce a great selection of red, whites and sweet Canadian ice wine.

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