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Fly From Chicago to Toronto
Origin | Chicago |
|---|---|
Destination | Toronto |
Number of Daily Flights | 61 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Apr 23 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Apr 24 |
Popular Airlines | Air Canada |
Cheap flights from Chicago to Toronto
Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) is located 17 miles northwest of “The Loop,” the central business district of Chicago. The CTA and Metra Rail can bring passengers to the airport from downtown Chicago, while the Pace Suburban Bus heads there from the suburbs.
Typical flight times are just under 90 minutes long to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Public transportation offers many different options, including the Brampton Transit, the MI Way and the GO Transit.
Attractions and Tips
St. Lawrence Market is a great place to get some shopping done and enjoy local cuisine, including Portuguese roast chicken. There are many different shops and plenty of items to sample along the way.
The Art Gallery of Ontario is North American’s eighth largest museum, filled with over 3,600 different works. Special exhibits rotate through on a regular basis. Toronto Island Park allows you to experience the outdoors and with four different beaches and plenty of walking trails.
It’s no secret that the winter can get a little chilly in Toronto. However, it does tend to be a little bit warmer than some of the surrounding areas because of Lake Ontario. This same lake is the source of the humid conditions that are often associated with the summertime. However, the Great Lakes do offer many different outdoor activities to enjoy while visiting Toronto.