How to find cheap flights to Toronto
₹ 66,196 is the cheapest price for a return flight to Toronto. For a one-way ticket, the lowest fare is ₹ 31,198.
Stay on top of fare drops automatically by setting up a Price Alert. You'll receive an email or a push notification on the app when ticket prices drop.
About one month in advance is a great time to book your ticket. This is a general recommendation for getting the lowest prices.
Explore more options for cheap flights to Toronto by clicking the 'Add nearby airports' filter. This gives you access to fares for other airports in the region, which could offer better deals.
Indirect routes usually cost less, so consider taking a flight with a stop. Just uncheck the 'Direct flights' box when searching for your tickets.
Best time to go to Toronto
To find the month or even day with the cheapest flights, use the 'Whole month' tool. If you've got some flexibility with your travel dates, search for the green prices on the calendar — they show you the lowest fares available.
July is the most popular month to fly. The city is typically in full swing, giving you no shortage of things to do.
Travel in January if you're looking for a more relaxed experience. This is the quietest time of year and also when plane tickets to Toronto are generally cheaper.
The weather can make or break your trip, so consider what type of conditions you enjoy travelling in. Toronto is warmest in July, with averages of between 15ºC and 28ºC.
February is when temperatures are at their coolest, between -15ºC and 3ºC.
Hoping to leave the raincoat at home? September is the driest month in Toronto, averaging six days of rainfall.
It's rainiest in February, which gets around nine days of wet weather.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Toronto features four distinct seasons with warm summers, crisp autumns, snowy winters, and fresh springs. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Winter brings crisp temperatures with highs around -1°C and lows near -8°C. Bundle up in warm layers and waterproof boots for snowy streets. These cooler months offer some of the best times to explore Toronto's indoor attractions and cosy neighbourhoods.
March – May: Spring brings Toronto's transformation with daytime highs around 18°C and nighttime lows near 5°C, perfect for exploring the city as it awakens. Layer your clothing for changing temperatures throughout the day.
June – September: Summer brings warm, comfortable weather with daytime highs around 26°C and nighttime lows near 16°C. Perfect for outdoor attractions, walking tours, waterfront activities, and exploring the city's many parks and neighbourhoods on foot.
October – November: Autumn brings crisp temperatures with highs around 15°C and lows near 5°C, perfect for exploring outdoor attractions and wandering through nature trails as the leaves change colour.
Travelling to Toronto: what you need to know
You can select from a range of airports when organising your Toronto flight. Explore your options for flying into Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) or John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport (YHM).
The majority of travellers land at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), the busiest airport serving the city.
Fly to your destination in one go with Air Canada. WestJet also operates direct flights to Toronto.
Toronto is in the UTC-5 timezone.
After you've booked your ticket, find a stay that's just right for your adventure. Here's a lineup of top hotels to keep in mind for your visit:
Getting to central Toronto from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
YYZ, the city's main gateway, is about 27 kilometres from central Toronto.
If you're taking a taxi after your flight to Toronto, it'll take around 30 minutes to reach the centre.
About 25 minutes is how long it'll take to get there using public transport.
Curl up in bed not long after your flight to Toronto. Put your bags down at any of these hotels near Toronto Pearson International Airport and you'll be fast asleep before you know it:
Toronto Pearson International Airport serves Toronto and nearby areas in Ontario, Canada.
Toronto highlights
These leading sights should be high on your to-do list after hopping off your flight to Toronto:
CN Tower: Around 2 kilometres south of the centre in Entertainment District, this landmark offers a lasting first impression of the city.
Royal Ontario Museum: Need one more reason to visit Toronto? This landmark draws in the crowds and is about 2 kilometres northwest of the city centre.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Things to do in Toronto: Walk along the harbourfront at Queens Quay, just 2 kilometres south of downtown, where you can catch ferries to the Toronto Islands for beaches and bike paths about 1.5 kilometres offshore. Browse fresh produce and local goods at St. Lawrence Market, roughly 1 kilometre southeast of the city centre, or take a stroll through the Distillery District's cobblestone streets, about 2 kilometres east, filled with shops and cafes in restored buildings.
Cultural experiences: Sample traditional dim sum in Chinatown, about 2 kilometres southeast of downtown, or catch a performance at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in the Entertainment District. The Aga Khan Museum, roughly 25 kilometres northeast, houses Islamic art and hosts cultural programming that spans centuries of global traditions.
Seasonal highlights: Experience the Toronto International Film Festival in September, when the city buzzes with movie premieres and celebrity spotting. Winter brings the Winterlicious dining event in January and February, offering prix fixe menus at top restaurants. Summer festivals like Caribana in late July showcase Caribbean culture with parades and music. The best time to visit Toronto is during late spring through early autumn when outdoor events flourish and temperatures are comfortable.
Explore more of Canada
In the mood to keep exploring? Mississauga is a must-do while you're in Canada. It's around 24 kilometres west of Toronto and features Lake Ontario, Living Arts Centre and Rattray Marsh Conservation Area.
Another city in Canada that has plenty of appeal is Hamilton. From Toronto, it's around 64 kilometres southwest and serves up highlights like Dundurn Castle and Bruce Trail. Swing by Webster's Falls Conservation Area too.
Or set out for Brampton, about 31 kilometres west of Toronto. Heart Lake, Peel Art Gallery Museum & Archive (PAMA) and Heart Lake Conservation Area are just the start of reasons to go.
Complete your trip with a Toronto car hire
Want to rent a car in the city? Browse the car rentals in Toronto and travel on your terms. Easily compare prices in one place to find the perfect vehicle after you've booked your hotel and cheap flight to Toronto.
