Old Town Toronto Highlights 3 Hour Walking Tour | Gratuity-Based
Embark on an exclusive journey through Toronto, where history, culture, and iconic sights weave together. Our tour, ideal for seasoned or returning travelers, offers a narrative-rich exploration of Downtown Toronto. Local guides will share tales that illuminate the city's districts and architectural wonders. More than a walk, this is an immersion into Toronto's vibrant soul, perfect for those who enjoy blending learning with leisure. Capture unique photos, collect insider tips, and feel the city's progressive energy. Tailored for the discerning adult, this tip-based tour provides flexibility and depth. Whether deepening cultural knowledge, or seeking new urban perspectives, this tour delivers. Book now for an insightful, insider's look at Toronto.
Hop on a bike and follow your local guide through downtown Toronto! Discover popular attractions such as Chinatown, Kensington Market, the Hockey Hall of Fame and City Hall, as well as scenic out-of-the-way spots. Hear stories about Toronto’s culture and history and sample some food at markets along the way. This easy, fun 3.5-hour ride is suitable for all riders, so you can bring the whole family along. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring a more personalized experience.
See the beautiful sights of Toronto from the sky on an exciting helicopter ride over the city! Fly through the air with an experienced pilot, gazing down on attractions like CN Tower, Fort York, the Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma, High Park and the Lake Ontario waterfront. This 14-minute ride follows a route of nearly 22 miles (35 km). Several departure times throughout the day are available.
Toronto Essentials Tour: Old Town & Downtown Highlights (PWYC)
The original Tour Guys walking tour of Toronto, and our most popular walk, this stroll takes you from Union Station to City Hall, while passing under, around, and through some of the most spectacular buildings in the city. Majestic bank lobbies, wide concrete plazas, and looming glass and steel office towers make up much of what people think of when Toronto comes to mind. The last stops will compare Toronto's current City Hall with the previous Old City Hall next door. This tour will leave you with a greater appreciation for "Canada's downtown". Be sure to tip your guide at the end of the tour. By charging only a booking fee, we leave it up to our guests to pay the guide what they feel the tour is worth. The average tip is $10 per person, some pay much more.
This 90-minute express tour delivers Toronto’s 'must-see' and essentials in comfort and style. Departing from the heart of the Entertainment District, settle into a modern coach while your expert local guide brings the city to life with stories of culture, history, and movie magic. Glide past the CN Tower and the cluster of downtown sports stadiums, then trace Old Toronto’s heritage through St. Lawrence Market and the surrounding cobblestone streets. Continue to bustling Chinatown for a window into the city’s global flavors, and roll up Avenue Road to Yorkville’s “Mink Mile,” renowned for luxury boutiques and celebrity sightings. You’ll also spot famous filming locations used in hit productions. Cap it all off with a photo stop at City Hall’s iconic Toronto sign—proof you’ve truly arrived. Ideal for families, couples, and time-tight travelers who want a vivid feel for Canada’s largest city without the rush.
Toronto Walking Tour: The Sign, Queen's Park, U of T and the ROM
Start your trip with a local who knows Toronto's stories. Meet at the Toronto sign in Nathan Phillips Square, snap your photos, and pass City Hall, built on the site of The Ward, where generations of newcomers first made Toronto home. Head north to Queen's Park, the pink sandstone home of Ontario's legislature since 1893. Then step onto the University of Toronto campus to see Convocation Hall and Soldiers' Tower, and hear how insulin was discovered here, a breakthrough that won a Nobel Prize. You'll also hear about Edward Rogers Sr., whose 1925 invention let radios run without batteries. Finish along the leafy Philosopher's Walk, past Koerner Hall, at the Royal Ontario Museum, steps from Yorkville and the subway. With groups of 15 or fewer, you can ask all the questions you like, and your guide will share favorite spots for the rest of your trip.