Who Doesn’t Enjoy Something free? It feels like you received a present! In Toronto, where everything is expensive, you might find such gifts hidden, here and there. And when it provides an excellent opportunity to spend your spare time, you got yourself a good deal!
Therefore, in this article, we are giving you that gift as a form of an experience. So, we are here with 6 free things to do in our beautiful city of Toronto.
Third Tuesday Nights at the ROM
100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6
We are starting off with one of the best! The Royal Ontario Museum offers free entrance on the third Tuesday of every month. You get to travel through time for the grand total of ZERO dollars. Their wide range of collections from civilizations of the past makes it too lucrative of an opportunity to pass for any history buffs. Other than that it could also be a fun time with family, especially for the kids.
Sunset at Riverdale Park.
550 Broadview Ave Toronto, ON M4K 2P1
Get your picnic blankets ready and you are all set for a warm and cozy afternoon at Riverdale park. The Silhouette of the Toronto skyline with the setting sun in the background is magnificent to watch indeed. The sky will put colours in your eyes that you don’t even know the name of and that’s a very good deal considering you are spending no money on it. This is a great idea for a first date as well 🙂
Photo by Motasim Foad
Movies under the stars.
70 Canuck Ave, North York, ON M3K 2C5
Oh, this is a good one! You can watch new and popular releases for FREE! And that even under a sky laden with stars. Downsview park offers an amazing experience. You have to arrive early for these big screen viewings, which start at around 9 pm. The last viewing of the season this year will be on August 22. And the movie which will be aired… Let’s say it will get your spidey senses tingling. 😉
High Park Zoo
1873 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3
This one is for the kids! High Park is mostly famous for its spring blooms cherry blossoms, which itself is a strong candidate for this list. However, this time around we selected the zoo. The century-old zoo has a wide range of collections of animals; Reindeer, bison, lamas, and peacocks to name a few.
Take an IG-worthy Photo in Graffiti Alley
753 Queen St W (Alley between Queen & Richmond st) Toronto, ON M6J
The Graffiti Alley will mesmerize your eyes with a splash of colours. Several murals and paintings on the alley walls match the aesthetics for a perfect background for your next Instagram Post.
Lovely walk at Distillery District
55 Mill St, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4
Distillery District has gained a reputation of being one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city of Toronto. With its Victorian-esque architecture and a collection of restaurants, bars, and boutiques, this place provides a funfilled evening experience.
