March Break in Toronto is from March 10 – 14, 2025, and with the kids off from school for the week, you might be thinking of creative ways to keep them entertained.
Luckily, there is so much going on in the city for all ages and budgets, whether you’re looking for something educational and exciting, or to just blow off some steam and get some exercise.
Here are 18 amazing things to do with kids this March Break in Toronto:
1. Immerse yourself in the magical world of Bubble Planet
Embrace your inner child when you bring the kids to the Bubble Planet Experience this March Break! The experience is complete with 11 bubble-themed rooms to explore, including a giant “bubble bath”, bubble ocean, VR, and countless photo ops. Grab tickets here! Children under 2 get in for free!
When: Various dates
Where: 30 Hanover Road, Toronto
For World Autism Day on April 1st, Bubble Planet transforms their immersive experience into a sensory-friendly environment! Featuring softened lighting, reduced volume, dedicated sensory stations, and much more, Bubble Planet makes their exhibit a neurodivergent haven, accessible to all looking for a gentle sensory adventure. Get 20% off those special sessions!
2. Meet realistic dinosaurs from the Jurassic Period at Dinos Alive
Any dinosaur fans in the family? This March Break, surprise them with a trip to Dinos Alive: An Immersive Experience where they can encounter more than 40 specimens and life-sized moving dinosaur replicas. From the terrifying T-rex to underwater giants at the virtual aquarium, the exhibit has so much to discover. Tickets start at just $19.90.
When: Various dates
Where: 30 Hanover Road, North York
3. Build your own creations at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre
LEGO fans big and small can easily spend hours on end at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, especially during their BRICK-tastic March Break! See iconic Toronto landmarks created from thousands of LEGO blocks, check out the 4D cinema, build your own LEGO creations with the help of expert builders, and so much more. As March Break is their busiest time of year, you’ll want to secure tickets in advance!
When: March 8 – 16, 2025
Where: 1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Vaughan
4. Explore the underwater world at Ripley’s Aquarium
Get up close and personal with thousands of aquatic animals at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, from the colourful fish at Rainbow Reef to the otherworldly jellyfish at Planet Jellies. Learn things you never knew before through interactive, hands-on experiences, animal encounters, and various events you can find on their website.
When: Any time
Where: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada – 288 Bremner Blvd, Toronto
5. Celebrate maple syrup season at The Village at Black Creek
This March Break, step into The Village at Black Creek and experience the sweet tradition of maple syrup-making. Follow its journey from tree to table, learn about Indigenous maple sugaring practices, and test your backwoods skills. Indulge in maple-flavored delights fresh from a wood-burning oven, enjoy captivating storytelling, and join the fun at a festive sugar shack gathering!
When: March 10 – 14, 2025
Where: Black Creek Pioneer Village – 1000 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto
6. Discover a miniature world at Little Canada
For a truly unique adventure that both you and your children will cherish, make sure to visit Little Canada, which was voted Ontario’s Attraction of the Year for three years straight! Nestled in the heart of the city, this enchanting miniature world vividly brings Canada’s most famous landmarks to life with remarkable detail, showcasing over 40,000 intricately crafted figures. Spread across 45,000 sq. ft., Little Canada offers an expansive display of the nation’s cities and natural wonders—from the urban charm of Toronto to the scenic Bay of Fundy and the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. From March 10-14, visitors can also join a free Build-A-Tree Workshop, creating tiny trees for the exhibit while supporting reforestation through One Tree Planted.
When: March 10 – 14, 2025
Where: 10 Dundas St E, Toronto
7. Play retro arcade games at Hotel X
Gamers in the family? Head to Hotel X’s Retro Arcade pop-up this March Break and play some of the best arcade games of the 80s and 90s, including Dance Dance Revolution, Street Fighter, and Mario Kart. The pop-up ends on March 16, so catch it before it’s gone!
When: February 14 – March 16, 2025
Where: Hotel X Toronto – 111 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto
8. Encounter unique animals at the Toronto Zoo
Home to over 4000 animals, 10 km of walking trails, and four tropical pavilions, the Toronto Zoo is an incredible way to spend a day of your March Break at. This year, the zoo will also host the Ultimate Science Extravaganza from March 8 – 16, a one-of-a-kind science show with new experiences daily.
When: Any time
Where: Toronto Zoo – 2000 Meadowvale Rd, Toronto
9. Check out Winter Stations 2025
Get outside this March Break and head down to Woodbine Beach, where the lifeguard stations have been transformed into striking art installations for the annual Winter Stations exhibition. Running through March 17, this year’s event features six imaginative pieces, including a slice of sun and a solar-aligned structure marking the equinox.
When: February 17 – March 17, 2025
Where: Woodbine Beach – 1675 Lake Shore Blvd E
10. Ice skate at Nathan Phillips Square
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Before the season wraps up in mid-March, bring the little ones for a final skate at Nathan Phillips Square, right by Toronto’s iconic sign! No skates? No worries—you can rent a pair on-site. Afterward, warm up with a hot chocolate from a nearby vendor or indulge in a sweet treat.
When: November 30, 2024 – March 16, 2025
Where: Nathan Phillips Square – 100 Queen St W, Toronto
11. Wander through High Park
This March Break, head outdoors and take the kids to explore Toronto’s largest public park! High Park offers hiking trails, sports facilities, a dog park, playgrounds, and more. The little ones will especially enjoy the zoo, where they can meet animals like bison, reindeer, and capybaras. The park also features themed scavenger hunts, where kids can search for animal tracks in the snow, or families can bring birdseed to feed friendly chickadees, who may even land right in their hands!
When: Any time
Where: 1873 Bloor St W, Toronto
12. Race go-carts at K1 Speed
It’s off to the races at K1 Speed in North York! Experience the thrill of zipping around with the family in go-carts at this indoor track, with carts reaching speeds of 45kph! K1 Speed also has locations in Mississauga and Cambridge.
When: Any time
Where: 75 Carl Hall Road, North York
13. Explore Lumière: The Art of Light
Just in time for March Break, Trillium Park at Ontario Place is turning into a free outdoor art exhibition for the annual Lumière: The Art of Light. Wander through captivating illuminated installations by local artists, all inspired by this year’s theme, Neon Dreams: Light and Colour.
When: March 10 – April 4, 2025
Where: Trillium Park – 955 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto
14. Experience a Candlelight concert
If you have music lovers in your family over the age of 8, a Candlelight concert offers a magical experience. This series lets audiences enjoy stunning renditions of both classic compositions and contemporary hits at unique venues like The Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto. From Adele to The Beatles, the performances span a variety of music genres, ensuring something for everyone to enjoy.
When: Various dates
Where: Various locations
15. Spend a day at the Royal Ontario Museum
A trip to the museum is the perfect March Break outing, especially at Canada’s largest, the Royal Ontario Museum! Whether you’re into science or art, the stunning ROM has something for everyone. Explore over 13 million pieces of artwork, see one of the world’s most impressive dinosaur collections, and admire Canada’s largest display of minerals and gems. This March Break, discover the “Nature in Brilliant Colour” exhibit, which runs until August featuring a vibrant exhibition with over 200 specimens, interactive projections, and immersive soundscapes.
When: Any time
Where: 100 Queens Park, Toronto
16. See what’s on at Casa Loma
Discover Toronto’s fascinating history with the whole family this March Break while admiring the stunning, castle-like Gothic mansion at Casa Loma. As one of the city’s top tourist destinations, Casa Loma offers the perfect way to spend a laid-back day with the family. For the break, don’t miss the Casa Loma Snow White Exhibit from March 10 – 21, where you can step into an interactive fairytale wonderland featuring iconic characters, costumes, and props.
When: Any time
Where: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto
17. Tour the Hockey Hall of Fame
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If your kids are hockey fans, the Hockey Hall of Fame is a must-see! Founded in 1943, this museum showcases an incredible collection of hockey memorabilia, jerseys, and even the Stanley Cup, celebrating Canada’s favorite winter sport. Don’t forget to stop by the gift shop, where you can find official NHL and Hall of Fame merchandise or the perfect souvenir.
When: Any time
Where: 30 Yonge St, Toronto
18. Brave new heights at the CN Tower EdgeWalk
Not for the faint of heart, thrill-seekers aged 13 and older can experience the world’s highest full-circle hands-free walk at the CN Tower EdgeWalk. Strapped in with only a harness, you’ll get the best view of the city from above – 116 storeys up, that is! The experience opens temporarily for March Break from the 8 – 16, then officially for the season on April 5.
When: March 8 – 16, 2025
Where: 290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto