When to find the cheapest flights to Toronto

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London - Toronto

outbound: 12-Jul-2019
1 stop (32h46m)
Virgin Atlantic

return: 15-Aug-2019
1 stop (20h20m)
Virgin Atlantic

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Glasgow - Toronto

outbound: 24-Jun-2019
1 stop (16h06m)
Air France

return: 08-Jul-2019
1 stop (16h01m)
Air France

£417 Verify

Glasgow - Toronto

outbound: 24-Jun-2019
1 stop (16h06m)
Virgin Atlantic

return: 08-Jul-2019
1 stop (16h01m)
Virgin Atlantic

£431 Verify

London - Toronto

outbound: 06-Jun-2019
1 stop (11h10m)
Swiss

return: 09-Jun-2019
direct (7h)
Air Canada

£466 Verify

London - Toronto

outbound: 29-May-2019
1 stop (10h40m)
Air Canada

return: 21-Aug-2019
1 stop (11h50m)
United Airlines

£578 Verify

Glasgow - Toronto

outbound: 09-Sep-2019
1 stop (28h15m)
British Airways

return: 19-Sep-2019
1 stop (12h)
British Airways

£374 Verify

London - Toronto

outbound: 06-Sep-2019
direct (8h)
Air Transat

return: 09-Sep-2019
direct (7h)
Air Transat

£339 Verify

Glasgow - Toronto

outbound: 30-Sep-2019
1 stop (24h25m)
Lufthansa

return: 14-Oct-2019
1 stop (17h15m)
Lufthansa

£361 Verify

Glasgow - Toronto

outbound: 30-Sep-2019
2 stops (18h14m)
United Airlines

return: 14-Oct-2019
1 stop (12h25m)
Air Canada

£377 Verify

London - Toronto

outbound: 26-May-2019
1 stop (14h58m)
British Airways

return: 02-Jun-2019
direct (7h10m)
British Airways

£557 Verify

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Toronto guide: how to get there, what to see

	Distance from Toronto city centre
	Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)	2 mi
	Pearson International Airport (YYZ)	12 mi
	John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport (YHM)	44 mi

Flights to Toronto: practical information

Cheap airlines to Toronto

Toronto is easily accessed especially from the UK. Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is the biggest airport in Canada. Air Transat and Canadian Affair are the best options for cheap plane tickets to Toronto from the UK.

When to book flights to Toronto

Toronto is the biggest city in Canada. It is the centre of commerce, business and is teeming with arts and culture. When planning a trip, you must search for your flights to Toronto early, at least six months in advance.

Peak season: June to October when many festivals come to town.
Low season: Winter. \

Flight duration

Direct flights to Toronto take 8h from London.

Experience Toronto: what to do, what to see

Toronto itself isn't that big but the city is also made up of many other suburb cities, called the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Canada is a nation of immigrants, making Toronto one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. Experiencing all that Toronto has to offer in one trip is a daunting task, are you up for the challenge on your holidays in Toronto?

Essentials in Toronto

CN Tower: What makes the Toronto skyline so unique is the CN Tower, what used to be the tallest free standing structure in the world (now the second). The views from the top of the city and Lake Ontario are unbeatable and your Toronto car hire will never have looked so small from way up there!

Kensington Market: Discover why this city is so multicultural. Head to Kensington Market to shop through vintage thrift stores, taste organic goods and join a spontaneous street party. This is by far the trendiest place to hang out for twenty-somethings.

Downtown: The downtown area is divided up into different neighbourhoods, representing where the city's immigrants settled a hundred years ago. Chinatown, Little Italy, Portugal Village, Chinatown, Little India, Koreatown... it's all here for you to enjoy.

Find more information on seetorontonow.com.

Accommodations in Toronto

Business travellers from all over the world are well-catered to at Toronto hotels. The city's hotel market ranges from budget to luxury, many of which are found within walking distance of the main sights. There are plenty of hotels downtown the choose from but for something different, consider a B&B near High Park and along Queen West.

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