Bus routes from London, ON to Toronto, ON

Travel Guide: London to Toronto via FlixBus 

Traveling from London to Toronto with FlixBus is a convenient and efficient way to reach one of Canada's largest cities. With a journey time of approximately 2 hours, this route offers a quick and comfortable option for those looking to explore Toronto or commute for work or study. Whether you're heading to the bustling streets of Toronto for a day of sightseeing, a business meeting, or to visit family and friends, FlixBus provides a reliable and stress-free travel experience. 

Departing from London 

The London Transit Commission (LTC) offers over 40 routes that connect various parts of London, including key locations like Western University, Fanshawe College, White Oaks Mall, Masonville Mall, and Cherryhill. These routes ensure easy access to most neighbourhoods and areas within the city. 

For those preferring a more direct route to your FlixBus stop, taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are readily available. FlixBus stops are conveniently located, including one in London’s Downtown area, making it easy to catch your bus to Toronto. 

Arriving in Toronto 

Whether you’re arriving at Union Station Bus Terminal or another designated stop in Toronto, you’ll find that navigating the city is both easy and convenient. Toronto offers a variety of public and private transportation options to help you reach your destination and explore the city comfortably. 

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) Subways, Buses, and Streetcars: 

Toronto’s public transportation system, managed by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), is among the best in North America, featuring an extensive and reliable network of subways, buses, and streetcars. The TTC connects all areas of the city, including major hubs like Union Station, where FlixBus has a stop. The subway system is straightforward and runs frequently, making it a quick and efficient way to get around. Buses and streetcars supplement the subway, ensuring that even the more remote parts of Toronto are within easy reach. 

For a hassle-free experience using public transit, consider obtaining a PRESTO card—a reloadable payment card that simplifies fare payments across the TTC, GO Transit, UP Express, and eight other transit agencies in Ontario. With a PRESTO card, you can avoid the need for tickets or cash, providing a seamless transition between different modes of transportation. 

Taxi Services and Ride-Sharing: 

If you prefer a more direct and comfortable ride, Toronto offers several taxi services, including Co-Op Cabs, that can take you directly to your destination. Taxis in Toronto operate with standard, metered fares that are fixed and non-negotiable. The driver starts the meter when your ride begins and stops it upon arrival. A tip of 10 to 15% is typically expected for satisfactory service. 

Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are also readily available throughout Toronto, offering a convenient and often more affordable alternative to taxis. You can easily arrange a ride through their apps, and while tipping your driver is appreciated, it’s not required. 

Best ways to explore Toronto 

Biking Around Town: 

Biking is an excellent way to see Toronto, offering both an efficient mode of transport and a chance to experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere up close. Bike Share Toronto provides a network of public bikes available year-round, with stations conveniently located across the city. You can choose a bike from Bike Share Toronto or rent one from one of the many independent bike rental shops in the area. 

Toronto’s Bikeways Network stretches over 855 kilometers (530 miles) and includes a mix of off-road paths, bike lanes, and shared roadway routes. The Toronto Cycling Map is a valuable resource for planning your ride, whether you’re exploring top cycling routes, family-friendly paths, or taking a bike ride around the Toronto Islands. 

Walking Around Town: 

Toronto is known for its safe, easily navigable streets, making it a fantastic city for walking. The city’s walkable neighborhoods, such as the historic Distillery District and the vibrant Kensington Market, provide a wide range of experiences. Exploring on foot is the best way to immerse yourself in the local culture, allowing you to take in the sights at your own pace and discover hidden gems from cafes to street art. 

First Time in Toronto? Here Are Some Must-See Attractions 

• The Distillery District: Step into history as you wander through the Distillery District, renowned for its beautifully preserved Victorian-era buildings, boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes. 
• Royal Ontario Museum: Visit the Royal Ontario Museum, one of North America's largest museums, with an extensive collection of art, culture, and natural history, including impressive dinosaur exhibits and ancient artifacts. 
• Kensington Market: Immerse yourself in the eclectic atmosphere of Kensington Market, a vibrant neighborhood filled with vintage shops, global cuisine, and colorful street art. 
• CN Tower: Experience stunning panoramic views of the city from the CN Tower, and for the adventurous, try the EdgeWalk—a thrilling hands-free walk around the tower’s outer edge. 
• Toronto Islands: Escape the city with a short ferry ride to the Toronto Islands, where you can enjoy beaches, bike paths, and stunning skyline views in a peaceful setting. 
• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: Explore the underwater world at Ripley's Aquarium, home to over 20,000 marine animals, with an underwater tunnel offering close-up views of sharks, rays, and other sea creatures. 
• Art Gallery of Ontario: Discover an impressive collection of Canadian, Indigenous, and international art at the Art Gallery of Ontario, housed in an architecturally stunning building designed by Frank Gehry. 
• Casa Loma: Step back in time at Casa Loma, a grand Gothic Revival-style castle with elegant rooms, secret passages, and beautiful gardens. 
• St. Lawrence Market: Indulge in a food lover’s paradise at St. Lawrence Market, where over 120 vendors offer fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and baked goods. 
• The Bata Shoe Museum: Explore the world of footwear at The Bata Shoe Museum, featuring a unique collection of over 13,000 shoes spanning 4,500 years of history. 
• High Park: Spend a relaxing day at High Park, Toronto’s largest public park, with beautiful gardens, walking trails, and a small zoo. 
• The Ed Mirvish Theatre: Experience Toronto’s performing arts scene at The Ed Mirvish Theatre, a historic venue known for hosting popular Broadway productions. 
• The Ontario Science Centre: Engage with interactive exhibits and live demonstrations at The Ontario Science Centre, making science fun and educational for all ages. 
• The PATH: Navigate Toronto’s underground pedestrian walkway, The PATH, which spans 30 kilometers and connects downtown buildings with shops, restaurants, and subway stations. 
• Graffiti Alley: Discover Toronto’s vibrant street art scene in Graffiti Alley, featuring colorful murals and unique urban artwork. 
• Sugar Beach: On sunny days, relax at Sugar Beach, a man-made urban beach on the waterfront, with white sand, pink umbrellas, and views of Lake Ontario. 
• The Hockey Hall of Fame: Celebrate Canada’s favorite sport at the Hockey Hall of Fame, with exhibits on hockey history, memorabilia, and the iconic Stanley Cup. 
• Evergreen Brick Works: Explore Evergreen Brick Works, a community environmental center in a former brick factory, offering markets, gardens, hiking trails, and eco-friendly events. 
• The Toronto Botanical Garden: Discover themed gardens, walking trails, and a variety of plants at the Toronto Botanical Garden, a peaceful urban oasis. 
• The Toronto Music Garden: Inspired by Bach’s "First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello," the Toronto Music Garden is a unique park that combines nature and music, with winding paths, flowers, and free summer concerts. 

Find the cheapest buses from London to Toronto

Getting from London to Toronto is cheap and easy when you travel with FlixBus. The two cities are 192 km apart and traveling between the two takes as little as 2 hours 10 minutes.

FlixBus tickets are always good value, but you can save even more money by booking online in advance. Book on the website or with our FlixBus App in minutes, then simply use your phone as your ticket to board the bus.

Bus tickets between Londonand Toronto cost $26.98 on average, but you can get tickets for as low as $22.98 if you book in advance and/or outside of busy travel times, like weekends and holidays. For a quick, easy, and environmentally-conscious choice, travel with FlixBus.

We have a large network, so you can trust us to take you from your desired departure city to your destination in comfort and style - all for a great value.

Traveling from London to Toronto

It’s easy to get from London to Toronto with FlixBus, with 17 direct buses per day.

The journey from London to Toronto has only one stop in between and it can take a minimum time of 2 hours 10 minutes.

Bus travel is the most environmentally friendly way to travel long distances and we’re working to make it even greener with high environmental standards across our fleet of buses, the use of alternative drive and fuel technologies, and the option for all passengers to offset their carbon emissions at the point of buying a ticket.

The average cost of bus travel between London and Toronto is $26.98, which makes bus travel far cheaper than any other method.

Taking the bus from London

Traveling from London and not familiar with it? Here’s everything you need to know.
London is a transport hub with 2 bus stations; the 21 buses departing every day take travelers to cities across the country

Arrival in Toronto

Traveling to Toronto for the first time? Here’s what you need to know:
Toronto is very well connected to other destinations on the FlixBus network. The city is connected to 49 other destinations that you can easily reach by bus. You can find 5 FlixBus stops in the city.

What to expect onboard the FlixBus bus from London to Toronto

Getting from London to Toronto aboard a FlixBus bus means traveling in comfort and style, with all the services you need to keep you occupied. Most of our buses include free Wi-Fi onboard, an entertainment system, toilets and power outlets.

You can bring one carry-on and one check-in piece of luggage per passenger, so even if you’re taking a long trip, you don’t need to worry about traveling light.

All ticket holders are guaranteed a seat on our buses but if you want to reserve a seat, you can do so at the time of booking. Choose from a classic seat, table seat, panorama seat or extra seat.
Just book online or on our FlixBus App when purchasing your ticket using any of our available payment methods.