6) Toronto, Ontario
Toronto is the biggest city in Canada with a very diverse population and community. Visitors can explore Chinatown, Greektown, Koreatown, and Little Italy, which all add to the incredible foodie culture. Not only did the city rank as the second best place to visit in Canada, it also grabbed the seventh spot on U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Summer Cheap Vacations.” Again, summer is the most popular and therefore, expensive time of year to visit, so to save money, book for spring or fall. If you don’t mind extremely cold temperatures, winter will render the biggest savings. Thanks to Toronto’s public transportation system, there is no need for an expensive car rental. The CityPass saves on admission to the biggest attractions, so if the CN Tower or the zoo are on your list of sights to see, it’s worth checking out.
