Helsinki to Toronto Finnair Flight

Finnair was established in the year 1923 as Aero O/Y. It entered into Finnish trade register on December 11th, 1923. Finnair's first flight flew on March 20th, 1924 from Helsinki to Tallinn. The airline saw half of its fleet requisitioned by Finnish Air Force during World War II. In the year 1946, Government of Finland acquired a major stake in the company. It re-established services to Europe on November 1st, 1947 and in 1953, it branded itself as Finnair. In the year 1961, Finnair joined jet age with the addition of Rolls-Royce Avon-engine Caravelles to their fleet. In 1961, it bought Douglas DC-8, a U.S. made jet. Finnair joined Oneworld Alliance in 1999.

Dynamic, multicultural and cosmopolitan, Toronto proudly houses these traits and shimmers in the buzzing world of change. The city is the capital of the Ontario province located on the northwestern side of Lake Ontario. The downtown has institutions and museums such as Art Gallery of Ontario, Hockey Hall of Fame and a giant shopping mall. Further down, the sublime beaches of Woodbine and Bluffer’s Park, the coffeehouses of the Kensington Market and upscale stores of Queen Street West are must-visit. The fusion of food, languages, art, music and theatre reflect the city’s great collections over time. Before you go on hopping from places of interest, try moving like a local, head to a local bar, sip on a fancy cocktail, walk down the city and cover the places on the subway.
 
Best Time to Visit
Toronto has a mixed climate from humid summers to chilly winters. May to September is a good time to visit the city and enjoy various festivals such as Toronto International Film Festival, Pride Toronto and Caribbean Carnival. Book hotels in Toronto at cheaper price from Goibibo.
 
Places to Visit
Some of the prominent Places to Visit are CN Tower, PATH - underground shopping mall, Distillery District for beer tasting, Harbourfront Centre, Casa Loma, St Lawrence Market, Royal Ontario Museum. If you are travelling with kids, then visit to Toronto Zoo, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, the Ontario Science Centre and island hopping to Toronto Islands would perfect choices.
 
Food and Restaurants
From Little Italy, Chinatown and Greektown to Koreatown, there are many eateries easily accessible in the city. What must not be missed in your palate are Peameal Bacon Sandwich, Pupusas, Baja Fish Tacos, Belgian Fries, Fried Chicken, Margherita and all-time favourite Churros. Some known dining places for your authentic food fix are Banjara, Tita Flips, Schnitzel Queen, The Sultan’s Tent and Cafe Moroc, Nadege Patisserie and Kind Slice. Woodbine, Hanlan’s Point and Sunnyside are popular beaches to visit
 
Transportation
Toronto is served by four airports, but the main airport is Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). This airport is connected to many international as well as domestic cities such as Delhi, New York, Paris, Dublin, Dubai, Montreal, Vancouver and more. Delhi and Mumbai connect to Toronto with several direct flights with popular air links such as Air India, Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa, Swiss Air, Delta Airline and more. The connecting flights from India to Toronto are cheaper but not time efficient. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. The city is well-connected to major cities of Canada and the US via various well-maintained highways and roads. Toronto Coach Terminal is the intercity terminal of the city that receives popular bus links such as Greyhound, Ontario Northland and Busbud. Trains coming from various parts of Canada come to Union Station, the main station, by VIA Rail. The transit system of Toronto is efficient with subway, streetcars, Go Transit, taxis and rental cars. Getting a City Pass will help you save a lot of money while travelling places.