This fun-filled, small-group Toronto day tour highlights the must-see attractions and sites in the city. On this tour your guide will bring you to the CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market and on a Toronto Harbour Cruise boat ride (The boat ride is replaced with Casa Loma during the off-season (October - May). The St. Lawrence Market is closed on Sunday & Monday's it will be replaced with a visit to the Distillery District. They will also take you on a narrated driving tour of the city to check out notable sites including: Dundas Square, Nathan Phillips Square and Queen’s Park.

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.

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.

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all itinerary—it’s a personalized walking experience through Toronto’s neighborhoods, stories, and spaces that reflect your unique interests. Whether you’re curious about the city’s architectural heritage, eager to explore its multicultural food scene, or drawn to the creative energy of spots like Kensington Market, your host will shape a route that brings Toronto to life in a way guidebooks can’t. After booking, you’ll complete a short online questionnaire so we can match you with a local host who knows the city inside out. They’ll reach out to design a flexible, immersive route full of spontaneous moments, cultural insights, and hidden corners—revealing the real Toronto, beyond the typical tourist trail.

Die University of Toronto ist Kanadas größte Schule. Ist es auch das am meisten verfolgte? Die großartige Architektur und die von Bäumen gesäumten Wege des Campus in der Innenstadt sind voller dunkler Geschichte und gespenstischer Geschichten. Von unheimlichen Liebesgeschichten über geheime Kammern bis hin zu rastlosen Geistern, die zwischen den Sternen gefangen sind, diese 75-minütige Outdoor-Tour ist der perfekte Weg, um einen gruseligen und unterhaltsamen Abend zu verbringen.

Explore Toronto's best-known landmarks and filming locations on a full-day city tour. Visit the University of Toronto, Toronto City Hall, the Toronto Sign, and Yonge Street before enjoying free time in the Distillery Historic District. Optional upgrades include the CN Tower and a narrated harbour cruise, with Ripley's Aquarium used as the seasonal alternative when the cruise is unavailable.