Flights from Timmins to Toronto starting from CAD172*

Creative havens and artsy nightlife

West Queen West is the more commonly used name for Toronto’s Art and Design District. Located west of Bathurst Street on Queen Street West, this neighbourhood proves that there’s fun to be had outside of the downtown core.

When you’re in search of unique things to do in Toronto, West Queen West is the perfect place to start. This neighbourhood is full of life, culture, and creativity. It houses some of Toronto’s leading avant-garde galleries and coolest nightlife.

Two neighbouring boutique hotels tower over the shops, restaurants, and coffeehouses as shining beacons of West Queen West’s character. Both feature artist-designed suites and incredible interior design. Within their culturally cool walls, you’ll also find bars, dance floors, antique elevators, rooftop bars,, art installations, and unique events year-round.

Hungry party animals can find great post-party snacks at side-by-side poutineries, Middle Eastern eateries, and some of Toronto’s best pizzerias. If you still can’t find what you’re craving, head a few minutes east to the Ossington strip where even more international dining choices await.

With streetcars running right along Queen Street, it’s easy to hop on and off in various notable West end neighbourhoods like Parkdale and The Junction.

Fly from Timmins to Toronto and hang out in what one internationally renowned magazine dubbed, “one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world”.

Dive into diversity

Flights from Timmins to Toronto land you in one of the world’s most multicultural cities. Once you’re here, head down to Koreatown. As its name suggests, the neighbourhood is home to some of Toronto’s best Korean restaurants, but like the city it calls home, it’s unique and diverse.

This dining district is packed with entertainment, international cheap eats, and trendy bars. Satisfy your cravings in Koreatown with vegan junk food, sushi, Latin cafés, Korean BBQ, and Phở.

Don’t be fooled by the bright lights of side-by-side restaurant fronts. Koreatown isn’t just a fine feast of multi-ethnic dining. In this energetic area you’ll also find yoga studios, indoor climbing gyms, used book stores, vintage boutiques, and shops offering adorable handmade paper goods.

On Koreatown’s western border is Christie Pits. Directly across from Christie Subway Station, this spacious park is a popular summer hangout for locals looking to cool off in the public swimming and wading pools, or seeking free movie nights under the stars. In colder months, the park is packed with ice skaters and toboggan-ready families.

No matter the season, Koreatown stays hidden from the velvet ropes of The Entertainment District, offering more unique late night fun with true local flavour. A collection of karaoke bars attract all sorts of night owls from university students to bachelorettes to hipster locals.

Delectable and diverse dining selections, along with the laid back atmosphere of Christie Pits will have you singing along in no time. Since Koreatown runs on Bloor Street West, right along one of the city’s main subway lines, it’s easy to get to other Toronto attractions and adventures.

Fly from Timmins to Toronto to satisfy your appetite for all the flavours Toronto’s Koreatown serves up.

Porter’s check-in desk is located in the departures area, near security checkpoint A.

Timmins Victor M. Power Airport (YTS) is about 13 km / 8 mi from downtown Timmins.

Transportation

Taxis from downtown cost about $25 CAD. Car service costs about $70 CAD.

Please allow sufficient time to drop off your car rental before your departing flight.

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.

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.