Pause outside the Hockey Hall of Fame, a tribute to Canada’s most iconic sport. See the “Spirit of Hockey” statue, capturing the grassroots origins of the game, and hear how legends like Tim Horton helped shape both hockey culture and one of the country’s most recognizable brands.

This is Toronto’s Flatiron Building, built in 1892, and yes—it’s older than the more famous one in New York. It was designed to squeeze into this awkward wedge of land, which makes it look like it’s about to slice through traffic like the bow of a ship. It belonged to the Gooderham family, who made their fortune in whiskey, so if the building looks a little confident… that’s probably why.

Berczy Park is one of Toronto’s most charming public spaces, tucked just behind the historic Flatiron Building. At its centre is the city’s most beloved fountain, featuring dozens of cast-iron dogs of all shapes and sizes, all gazing up at a single golden bone perched at the top. It’s a playful tribute to the neighbourhood’s dog-loving residents and a reminder that even in a busy downtown, Toronto still makes space for a little whimsy.

Узнайте о центре духовной жизни богатых и влиятельных людей Торонто более 100 лет назад, посетив этот англиканский собор. Нынешнее здание, пятое по счёту, было построено в 1853 году после мощного пожара, уничтожившего центр Торонто в 1849 году, во время первого «Великого пожара». Это была церковь первых британских колонистов, которая на протяжении большей части истории города служила символом власти правящего класса. Если церковь открыта для публики, мы заглянем внутрь!

Большая часть экскурсии проходит в Старом городе Торонто, и ваш гид расскажет вам множество историй и мест. История Торонто как небольшого военного городка, основанного для поддержки близлежащего форта (Форт Йорк в западной части центра города), и его превращение в оживленный город будет рассказана вам во время вашего пребывания здесь.

National Geographic Traveller Magazine declared this the "best market in the world" several years ago and it's a must-visit for everyone exploring Old Town Toronto. Closed on Mondays (and civic holidays) this is a place you should schedule some time to visit more thoroughly after your guide gives you an overview of its history and significance to not only the early Town of York, but the modern Toronto that town became. Not only a popular tourist attraction, the St Lawrence Market draws locals in search of specialty and locally-produced items like gourmet mustards, Ontario wines and cheeses, and the famous peameal bacon sandwich. If you worked up an appetite on your walk because the food and drink offered at the St Lawrence market is the big finale. Taste a peameal bacon sandwich, a butter tart, a famous soft drink invented just blocks away, and more!