Best Toronto city maps, downtown street maps, attractions, zip codes for the greater Toronto metropolitan area.


Best Maps for Toronto, Ontario

Recommended maps for Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Top rated maps and guides. Toronto is a big city. Canada's biggest. You are a small person (small is relative term of course). Here are the top picks.


Don't leave home without a map!. Leave your travel plans open to serendipity, but have a map so you don't miss out on some of the best attractions Toronto has to offer.

Streetwise Toronto

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Revised yearly, Streetwise is the best-selling map of Toronto. Points of interest such as museums, hotels, parks, and popular sites are highlighted and fully indexed. The Subway and Rapid Transit routes are clearly indicated on a map inset. Laminated for durability, accordion folded to fit in your pocket or purse, Streetwise gives you Toronto in a clear, concise, and convenient format.

Michelin Toronto (Must Sees)

Good map of Toronto, includes good collection of "must sees". Organized by a star rating with categories which makes it very easy to use and ultimately, find what you're looking for.

Hike Ontario's Guide to Walks Around Toronto

Get your hiking boots on and hit the trails in and around Toronto. This guide offers a good selection of walks and hikes in and around the greater Toronto area. What a better way to see the city then by walking through it!

Lonely Planet Toronto City Map

LonelyPlanet guide books usually include some pretty good basic maps, but their standalone maps are much better, and this map is no exception.

Find your way around the Toronto area with maps to the city, Toronto Islands and nearby Niagara Falls. The Toronto City Map has a write on, rub off surface so you can plan your own routes.

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Some notes about Toronto:

The suburbs immediately surrounding Toronto are also known as the "905 belt" or simply "the 905", after their original telephone area code. (Toronto is known as "the 416", despite the fact that there are now two area codes, 416 and 647, that serve the city proper. The 905 belt is served by two area codes, 905 and 289.) Thres include Mississauga, Brampton, Richmond Hill, Markham, Pickering and Vaughan.

Toronto Ontario Landmarks:

  • The CN Tower - a steel/concrete transmission tower that (at 553 meters, or 1815 feet) is the tallest free-standing land structure in the world and the most famous landmark of the city.
  • SkyDome - the world's first sporting arena to feature a retractable roof.
  • Toronto City Hall, Old City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square
  • The Toronto Islands - a 2.3 kmē (568 acre) park accessible from the city waterfront via ferry and the largest car-free urban community in North America.
  • Exhibition Place - the site of the annual Canadian National Exhibition and the permanent home of the WindShare wind turbine.
  • Queen's Park - site of the provincial legislature.
  • Dundas Square
  • The Roman Catholic St. Michael's Cathedral and Anglican St. James' Cathedral, both on Church Street.

    Located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto was originally a term of indeterminate geographical location, designating the approximate area of the future city of Toronto on maps dating to the late 17th and early 18th century. Eventually the name was anchored to the mouth of the Humber River, the end of the Toronto Carrying-Place Trail portage route from Georgian Bay; this is where the city of Toronto is located today.

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