What You'll See
- Downtown Toronto - the city’s key attractions
- Union Station - Toronto’s architectural landmark
- PATH - Toronto’s unique underground city
- St. Lawrence Market - the culinary heart of the city
- Old Town and Berczy Park - Toronto’s historic side
- CN Tower and Harbourfront - icons of the city skyline
- Toronto skyline from the water (additional fee)
What’s included
- Guide service
- Cruise ticket (if selected)
Not included
- Transfers
Program Description
A walk through downtown Toronto awaits you, offering a close-up look at the city’s history and architecture. This experience is perfect if you want to combine sightseeing with local atmosphere and explore the most important landmarks at a relaxed pace, in a small-group setting.
The tour begins at Union Station, one of the city’s most important transportation hubs. You will learn how this impressive building shaped the development of Toronto and why it remains the city’s beating heart today. As you stroll through downtown streets, you will admire elegant hotel façades and office towers that define the character of the city centre.
One of the highlights of the route is a walk through parts of the PATH network - Toronto’s underground city. You will discover modern passageways, public art, and learn how locals move around downtown comfortably in every season. Along the way, you will pass the Hockey Hall of Fame and stop at Brookfield Place, where the striking glass atrium showcases Toronto’s modern architectural style.
The tour also includes free time at St. Lawrence Market, a place long considered the culinary heart of the city. This is your chance to taste local Canadian specialities, browse artisan stalls, or enjoy fresh regional products at your own pace.
The walk continues through the charming streets of Old Town toward Berczy Park, known for its iconic fountain and views of historic brick warehouses set against Toronto’s modern skyline. As you approach the waterfront, you will take in views of the city’s most recognisable landmarks, including the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and Harbourfront Centre.
The walking tour ends at the Toronto City Cruises dock, where you can take a one-hour cruise to see downtown Toronto from a different perspective and sail to the Toronto Islands (additional fee).
The order of sightseeing and the program may be subject to change.
Important information
- Stroller / pram accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Walking Distance – This is a moderate walking tour of roughly 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) over two hours; guests should be comfortable standing and walking at an easy pace.
- Harbour Cruise Seasonal – The harbour cruise operates seasonally and may be cancelled or rescheduled in poor weather; affected guests receive a cruise refund or alternative timing where possible.
- Cash for Market – St. Lawrence Market vendors accept cards and cash, but some are cash-only; bring Canadian currency if you plan to shop or eat.
- Arrive Early – Arrive at the meeting point 10–15 minutes early so check-in is complete and the group can depart on time together.
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- Your voucher contains all key information, such as pickup times and meeting points.
- Use the digital voucher on your mobile device or print it for convenience. Be sure to reach the pickup point 15 minutes ahead of time to avoid delays and ensure a smooth start to your tour.
Cancellation Policy
Get full refund if you cancel up to 48h before the excursion begin. read terms
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