Land in the heart of it all
Fly from Moncton to Toronto and experience all that this metropolis has to offer.
Toronto is often recognized as one of the most multicultural cities in Canada. Included in this multicultural melting pot are its distinct neighbourhoods. Toronto’s Greektown, Little Italy, and Little Portugal are just a small taste of what makes up this big city.
Each district serves up its own assortment of both casual and upscale dining. Delight in the authenticity of the foreign cuisine from long-standing establishments and world-renowned chefs.
The global flavour of the city isn’t restricted to food. Toronto hosts an array of International brands and high-end boutiques in its Yorkville neighbourhood. Luxury resides on Bloor Street, famously named the Mink Mile. Catch a flight from Moncton to Toronto and explore the inviting storefronts on this stretch of chic.
Head over to the CF Toronto Eaton Centre for a more low-key shopping experience. Dominating the busy corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets, it’s one of the largest malls in the city.
Home to several major sports teams, Toronto’s sports culture unite the locals. Walk along Queen Street, and hear the cheers pour out of the restaurants and bars it’s hard not to get caught up in the fanfare.
Downtown Toronto gets swept up in a sea of baseball shirts, hats, and chants for the city's favourite team. Fans from around the city and even the suburbs come together for home games at the Rogers Centre. It's a phenomenon you'll definitely want to be part of.
Distillery District
A blend of old and new
The story of the Distillery District begins with the Gooderham and Worts Distillery. The site of this now thriving community, housed the operations of the distiller from 1861 to 1990. In the distillery’s heydey, it was reputed to be one of the largest in Canada, and a major player during the Prohibition Era.
Today, the Distillery District is a hub of dining, shopping, and creativity. Spend a day exploring this national historic site, when you fly from Moncton to Toronto. Its collection of 47 Victorian industrial buildings is truly awe-inspiring.
The distillery may have closed, but the libations continue in the area’s decadent bars. Distillery District restaurants are filled with old world charm. Red brick walls and exposed wood beams help create the perfect rustic ambience. This complements the exquisite cuisine that will inspire your return from Moncton.
If you’re looking for that one-of-a-kind designer piece, you’ll find it in the Distillery District. Its chic boutiques are stocked with merchandise you won’t find anywhere else. With a lot more than just clothing; eclectic home furnishings, contemporary jewellery and sleek decor items are thrown into the mix.
The Distillery District’s vibe may be old-world, but the art scene here is totally contemporary. Inside the refurbished heritage buildings are an abundance of art galleries and artists’ studios. It’s a theme that also spills out into large public art pieces that dot the cobbled walkways of the area.
Bordering the community is the Toronto Sculpture Garden. A sanctuary for visual artists, this open-air exhibit is constantly updated with new artwork. Its avant-garde displays contrast with the traditional 19th-century architecture of the Distillery District.
Throughout the year, arts, music, and cultural festivals take hold of this pedestrian-friendly locale. Join the celebrations on the cobblestone streets of the Distillery District, following your flight to Toronto from Moncton.
The Beaches
From lakeside to parkside
Toronto is one of the largest cities in Canada, but the Beaches neighbourhood also referred to as the Beach by locals, feels more like a small town. Find yourself at ease in this quaint locale, when you fly from Moncton to Toronto.
The Beaches gets its name from a stretch of sandy shoreline along Lake Ontario. It began as an urban retreat for Toronto’s residents and grew into a large waterfront community. Find a ton of things to do among the Beaches’ lush green spaces, eclectic stores, and hip festivals.
At the heart of the neighbourhood, Kew Gardens is a tree-filled 6.5 park offering outdoor family activities in a beautiful, natural setting. Relax in the shade of one of the many trees on these expansive grounds. Featuring kid-friendly play areas and a wading pool, it’s the perfect location for a fun-filled day with the family.
You can also choose from the park’s amazing selection of sports facilities. With a baseball diamond and tennis court near the beach, the athlete in you will feel right at home. Run along Kew Garden’s trails and branch off into other parts of the neighbourhood. The Martin Goodman Trail, which traverses the entire city, passes through the beachfront.
On Queen Street East, modern merchants are nestled inside Edwardian-styled row houses. Discover the hand-crafted accessories and vintage stylings inside. From dark roasted coffee to craft beer, grab your choice of brew at one of the Beaches’ speciality cafés and home-grown bars.
The Beaches International Jazz Festival is a summer celebration you won’t want to miss. The annual line-up includes some of the world’s most talented musicians. You’ll also enjoy the sounds of homegrown Toronto artists and the awesome energy of the crowd.
A flight from Moncton to Toronto will take you to the beach and have you grooving to the beat.
How to get to Greater Moncton International Airport (YQM)
Porter’s check-in desk is located in the departures area.
Greater Moncton International Airport (YQM) is about 9 km / 5 mi from downtown Moncton.
Transportation
The Maritime Bus provides shuttle service to the airport from downtown.
Please allow sufficient time to drop off your car rental before your departing flight.
Taxis from downtown cost about $20 CAD. Car service costs about $80 CAD.
The information and figures above are for reference only, and may not be current. Please visit each airport's website for up-to-date details.
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Transportation to Downtown
There are many options for transportation to downtown Toronto from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ).
The trip is just 3 km / 2 mi away.
Transportation to downtown Toronto
From the base of Bathurst, you can take the 511 streetcar to Bathurst subway station or the 509 streetcar to Union subway station. You can take the subway, GO Transit, PATH or UP Express to and from Union Station. TTC fare for subways, buses, and streetcars is $3.25 CAD.
Hertz is conveniently located in-terminal at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport on the lower level.
Uber and Lyft pickup is available at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. To find your ride, head to the rideshare pickup curb outside of the mainland terminal. Fares from the airport to downtown Toronto start at $9 CAD.
You can choose to take the pedestrian tunnel to the mainland terminal of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, or the 90-second ferry ride that runs every 15 minutes across Toronto’s inner harbour.
Taxis to downtown cost about $10 CAD. Car service is about $40 CAD.
The shuttle pick-up is just outside the mainland terminal area, under the shuttle bus sign. The pick-up and drop-off location is by the west entrance of the Royal York Hotel on York Street. The shuttle bus offers comfortable and complimentary service between Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and downtown, approximately every 15 minutes. Times may vary due to traffic and road conditions.
The UP Express Train connects you between Union Station, Bloor Station, Weston Station and Pearson Airport. For ticket fares and schedules, visit upexpress.com
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) Parking
Offsite parking is available at the Queens Quay West location in a bright, clean, eight-story parking facility with 1,100 parking spaces available to passengers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The facility is monitored by a security team, and is equipped with video surveillance to provide a safe environment for the guests. The daily rate is $15 when prebooked, and free shuttle runs to and from the airport.
The information and figures above are for reference only, and may not be current. Please visit each airport's website for up-to-date details.
Flights may be operated by Porter Airlines (Canada) Ltd or Porter Airlines Inc.
