Discover the Architectural Marvel of Toronto City Hall

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start by getting on BC-97 from your current location in the British Columbia Interior. Follow BC-97 south towards Cache Creek. After approximately 2 hours, merge onto the Trans-Canada Highway (BC-1) towards Hope. Continue on BC-1 until you reach the Greater Vancouver area. From there, take the exit towards ON-401 E and follow signs for Toronto. As you approach Toronto, continue on the Gardiner Expressway and take the exit for York St. Keep right to stay on York St, then turn left onto Queen St W. Toronto City Hall will be on your left at 100 Queen St W. Be aware of potential parking fees around the area, which can vary depending on the time and location.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, your journey will begin with a bus or train ride to Vancouver. From various locations in the British Columbia Interior, you can take a Greyhound bus or train service to Vancouver. Once in Vancouver, you can transfer to the SkyTrain system. Take the Canada Line SkyTrain from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) Station or downtown Vancouver to Waterfront Station. From Waterfront Station, transfer to the GO Train (or VIA Rail service) heading to Toronto. Once you arrive in Toronto, take the subway Line 1 (Yonge-University) to Osgoode Station. Exit the subway and walk west on Queen St W for about 5 minutes to reach Toronto City Hall at 100 Queen St W. Keep in mind that GO Train tickets can be more expensive, typically ranging from $50 to $100 depending on the time of booking and travel class.