Discover Toronto’s top must-sees on a guided tour, exploring iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and scenic views for an unforgettable experience!
Tour Details
We'll begin this guided tour of Toronto at York Street, number 55. Are you ready to discover Ontario's capital?
From there, we'll arrive at the iconic Gooderham Building. Located at the intersection of Front Street East and Wellington Street East, this building is also known as the Flatiron Building because of its striking shape. Very close to this architectural landmark is Saint Lawrence Market, a popular market where we'll enjoy a typical Canadian snack.
We'll continue this walking tour of Toronto at Saint James Park. In this park, we'll see the facade of the Cathedral Church of St. James, which stands out for its towering bell tower. Can you guess how tall it is? We'll find out! The next stop will be in front of Old City Hall, Toronto's former city hall. It's a beautiful Neo-Romanesque building that has become a true symbol of downtown Toronto.
The route will then continue along Queen Street. This long avenue will take us to a smaller street, Graffiti Alley, where we'll see numerous urban art murals. Did you know that it has become one of the most photographed spots in the city?
Tour Options
During the booking process, you can choose between the following options. Both begin at the indicated time in front of Union Station and include an English-speaking guide:
Tour Without Boat Ride
If you choose this option, we'll follow the itinerary described above. After a 3-hour walking tour, we will conclude the guided tour of Toronto at Kensington Market, one of the main bohemian neighborhoods in the city center.
Tour + Boat Ride
If you choose this option, we'll explore the charming Downtown Toronto area and Kensington Market on foot. As the grand finale to our tour, we'll head to the harbor for a pleasant boat ride.
During the trip, you'll have the opportunity to admire the city's impressive skyline from the water and take the best photos. After 3.5 hours, we'll say goodbye at the dock.
