Top Bus stations in Toronto, Canada

I really enjoyed it here in dt Toronto!
Lots to do and see,so much better than home.

Nice place mall bars and too much to visit in the night fantastic

Clean and well maintained.
Buses are on time.
Just no washroom.

THIS STATION IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE. ALL BUS SERVICE NOW OPERATES OUT OF CIBC CENTRE UNION STATION GO BUS TERMINAL AT LAKE SHORE BLV. W. AND BAY ST.

Very beautiful





Toronto

City in Canada

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Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario, is a major Canadian city along Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore. It's a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers, all dwarfed by the iconic, free-standing CN Tower. Toronto also has many green spaces, from the orderly oval of Queen’s Park to 400-acre High Park and its trails, sports facilities and zoo.

Area: 630.2 km²

Local time: Sunday 12:02 AM

Weather: 0°C, Wind E at 5 km/h, 90% Humidity

Population: 2.732 million (2016) United Nations

Mayor: John Tory

Province: Ontario

Colleges and Universities: University of Toronto - St. George Campus, York University, more

I'm not sure what other commentators are raving about. This is a BUS TERMINAL. It's small compared to the size of the city and buses serve cities in Ontario, Quebec and a few neighbouring US states. There are also a few commuter buses arriving in the morning and leaving around 5 pm.
Do not expect any frills, but there's a waiting area with chairs, a small food counter, a newsstand and a rarely open tourist kiosk. It's clean and well positioned within Toronto downtown area, so no need to shuttle, if you just want to visit the city. For the bus schedule and prices, contact Coach Canada, Greyhound and Megabus.

if you love wild life photography.. you can click soo many good pictures... perfect location and well made zoo.. Soo many things to do

Canada is a magnificent country with full of interesting places to explore. With its beautiful wide mountain ranges , breathtaking landscapes, lakes and forests contrasted with ranges of fascinating tall concrete buildings and high skyscrapers . A highly modern and multi cultural country with multi traditional influences.

Amazing view ..... wonderful scene created by God.... awesome place.....

I haven't been to to many zoo's but this one had lots to see. There are tons of animals and tons of walking. I would say it takes 2 days to do the entire zoo.

تستقبل هذه المحطة الباصات القادمة من منطقة نورث يورك والمرقمة ب 100A بالاضافة الى باصات اخرى و مقطورات ستريت كار.
وتتميز باصات هذه المحطة بأحتوائها على أواب خاصة لصعود ذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة والذين يملكون كراسي متحركة وتجد ضمن الباصات اماكن خاصة لجلوس المسنين ولأيقاف الكراسي المتحركة وتثبيتها بأحكام.
وعن تجربة خاصة فأن معظم السائقين يتحلون بالوجه البشوش والمبتسم بوجه الركاب عند صعودهم وعند نزولهم.

Because beutifull place

Pretty efficient subway station. Plenty of bus/street car connections that make it busy and convenient to get to/from.

I find it very interesting and a lot of fun and walking

First time there & it was pretty fascinating! Love the place and to see some animals that I've never seen before made it even better! Id go again and many times more

Big zoo..lot to explore. I was really tired of walking!!

By far the best zoo. Excellent lay out. If you plan on walking the entire zoo go as soon as they open. It's huge, wear comfortable shoes!! I enjoyed it alot!!

Efficient flow and great timing of services!

Showcasing animals from all over the world. Nice place. Few food choices. A LOT of walking so come prepared.
Not a fan of zoo's though. Would rather see them wild

This is one of the best subway stations in the city. You can connect with buses and Street cars, plus the subway. It has its moments of being busy but that happens at peak times.

Bring comfortable shoes as its going to be a long day of walking if you want to see everything.

Taking the street cars in Toronto is a little hit and miss when it comes to the schedules as they are on tracks and any blockage in the street holds up the whole line - This is a great street car station and is joined to the Broadview Subway station - A Richard Trus review