Toronto, Canada

If you’re in Toronto and looking to make the most of your Easter break, why not plan a few fun and refreshing day trips?

As winter fades, Ontario blooms with tulips. Explore stunning fields nearby for an unforgettable outdoor experience this spring!

Bird-watching in Durham Region, Ontario, is a peaceful way to connect with nature, offering diverse habitats and countless bird species.

Durham Region, Ontario, is home to several specialized learning centres dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families.

Nestled along the shores of Lake Scugog, Port Perry is one of those towns that seems straight out of a postcard.

Welcome to Port Perry, a charming little town nestled on the shores of Lake Scugog in Ontario.

Spring is in the air, and with it comes one of nature’s most breathtaking spectacles—cherry blossoms!

In this guide, I’ll introduce you to 10 delightful towns near Toronto that you can visit without a car. Let’s dive in!

As the snow melts and nature comes alive, the Haliburton Highlands, located in the heart of Ontario, transforms into a spring paradise.

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, the picturesque village of St. Jacobs comes alive in the spring as nature begins to bloom.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, Grimsby is a picturesque town that comes alive in the spring.

Nestled in the heart of Ontario, St. Jacobs is a village that feels like stepping into a postcard.

Living in Toronto offers endless city experiences, but its location makes it perfect for day trips to nature, small towns, and wonders!

Spring in Toronto brings warmth, longer days, and nature's beauty. Explore escapes, small towns, or food and wine—all near the city!

Buying local supports farmers, offers fresh products, reduces emissions, and thrives in Durham Region with farms, CSAs, and events.