You asked: What can you do in Toronto during Covid winter?

There are many free things to do in Toronto in the winter. You can go hiking or ride a fat bike through the trails and parks in the city, explore the graffiti, go skating, go tobogganing, explore the street art, take part in free events, and more.

Likewise, what can you do in Toronto during winter?

1. Toronto Islands. •
2. Ice skating. •
3. Sledging. •
4. Toronto Chocolate Festival. •
5. Toronto’s Cavalcade of Lights. •
6. The Bloor-Yorkville Icefest. •
7. The Eaton Centre. •
8. The St. Lawrence Market.

Also the question is, what is there to do in lockdown today Toronto?

1. Hit up a rooftop skating rink.
2. Dine on a heated patio.
3. Go to an outdoor Nordic spa.
4. Go on a breathtaking winter stroll.
5. Fly down Ontario’s longest snow tubing hill.
6. Take an alpaca for a walk.
7. See animals at the High Park Zoo.

Moreover, what can you do in GTA winter?

1. Take In The Spectacular Icy Views At Bluffer’s Park.
2. Hike Along The Snowy Beltline Trail.
3. Glide On Ice At Arrowhead Provincial Park.
4. Try Ice Climbing In Guelph.
5. Go Tobogganing At Riverdale Park.

Considering this, what can you do in Toronto right now?

1. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. 20,379. Aquariums.
2. Toronto Island Park. 8,464. Islands • Parks.
3. CN Tower. 25,048.
4. St. Lawrence Market.
5. Royal Ontario Museum. 8,298.
6. Hockey Hall of Fame. 4,060.
7. Art Gallery of Ontario. 4,273.
8. Distillery Historic District. 8,205.

1. Ice Breakers. What’s new at Toronto’s waterfront?
2. The Toronto Light Festival.
3. Skating in downtown Toronto.
4. Evergreen Brick Works.
5. Indoor rock climbing.
6. Escape games.
7. Circus school.
8. The Second City.

What can you do in Toronto for free in the winter?

1. Art Gallery of Ontario. A staple of Toronto’s cultural experience is the Art Gallery of Ontario, known as the AGO.
2. Aga Khan Museum.
3. Museum of Contemporary Art.
4. Redpath Sugar Museum.
5. Ryerson Image Centre.
6. Icefest.
7. Harbourfront Centre.
8. Distillery District.

What is there to do in Toronto in December?

1. Kensington Market. Kensington.
2. DJ Skate Night. Harbourfront.
3. The National Ballet of Canada. Downtown.
4. Cavalcade of Lights. Downtown.
5. Winterfest. Photo courtesy of Canada’s Wonderland.
6. Santa Claus Parade. Downtown.
7. Glow Toronto. Etobicoke.
8. Holiday Fair In The Square. Downtown.

What to do when you’re bored in Toronto?

1. Grab the crew and head to a Jay’s game.
2. Grab your friends for a picnic at Trinity Bellwoods Park.
3. Browse the shops at Kensington Market.
4. Take a tour at Casa Loma.
5. Take in the view at the Scarborough Bluffs.
6. Check out street art at Graffiti Alley.
7. Get your jump on at Skyzone.

Is everything open at Niagara Falls?

Accommodations are open, restaurants are open for take-out and delivery, and a limited number of attractions are open following all Public Health Guidelines. Keeping workplaces, staff and guests safe is our destination’s primary focus.

What activities can you do in the winter?

1. Have a snowball fight.
2. Go sledding — try making a DIY duct tape sled first!
3. Go skating at an outdoor rink or on a pond.
4. Build a snowman.
5. Spray paint snow with food colouring and water — simply mix it up in a spray bottle.
6. Make a snow maze.

Is Niagara Falls Fun in the winter?

Winter is prime time for exploring the best of Niagara County, with plenty of adventure and no crowds. Plan an action-packed, fun-filled winter getaway, taking in the magical icy vistas of the Falls and Niagara Falls State Park, and warm up with hot chocolate and a dip in an (indoor) heated pool.

Can you visit Niagara Falls from Toronto?

You can easily visit Niagara Falls from Toronto as a day trip, or stay longer and explore all that the Niagara Region has to offer. Niagara Falls is approximately 130 km (80 miles) southwest of Toronto, an average drive of 1½ hours without traffic delays.

What do locals do in Toronto?

1. Harbourfront. Scenic walk by Lake Ontario.
2. CN Tower. Tourist trap but …
3. Graffiti Alley. Rush Lane- T.O.’s Street Art Mecca.
4. The Beaches Boardwalk. Boardwalk on Lake Ontario.
5. Ward’s Island Neighbourhood. A remote neighbourhood.
6. Aga Khan Museum.
7. Trinity Bellwoods Park.

Where can I go this weekend in Ontario?

1. Wine Country. Taste and tour.
2. London. Meet the new Hamilton.
3. Toronto. Muskoka and chill.
4. Prince Edward County. Foodie tour.
5. Ottawa. Get into nature.
6. Thunder Bay. Outdoor central.

How long should you spend in Toronto?

Toronto is a massive city so as a bare minimum I recommend spending 2 days in Toronto. However it time allows plan to spend 3 days in Toronto or even 4 to do more than just scratch the surface.

What is there to do in Toronto in December for kids?

1. Go tobogganing. It’s a no-brainer on a snowy day.
2. Head to an indoor playground.
3. See a movie.
4. Go bowling.
5. Sign up for an after-school activity.
6. Take a trip to a museum.
7. Visit your local library.
8. Go swimming.

Are things open in Toronto?

Retail. All retailers (including shopping malls) are open for in-person shopping with a 50% capacity limit to permit physical distancing. Food courts are closed.

Where can I take my kids in Toronto?

1. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. Aquarium.
2. Toronto Zoo. Zoo.
3. Toronto Islands and Centreville. Park.
4. Black Creek Pioneer Village. Brewery, Market, Museum, Historical Landmark.
5. Ontario Science Centre. Museum.
6. Canada’s Wonderland. Amusement Park.
7. Niagara Falls.
8. Kidstown Water Park.

Where can I go for Christmas in Toronto?

1. WinterFest. See on Instagram.
2. Holiday Magic at Blue Mountain Village. See on Instagram.
3. Snow Magic. See on Instagram.
4. Nights of Lights. See on Instagram.
5. Polar Winter Festival.
6. Journey Into Enchantment.
7. Holiday Street Market.
8. Toronto Christmas Market.

Where can I go in the winter in Ontario?

1. Kitchener.
2. Niagara Falls – one of the best places to visit in winter in Ontario.
3. Niagara on the Lake.
4. Blue Mountains.
5. Casa Loma.
6. Bruce Peninsula National Park.
7. Toronto Christmas Market.
8. Rideau Canal, Ottawa.