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- Toronto, Canada
Sports, Street Skateboarding, Economics, History & Culture
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1 hour 30 minutes (approx.)
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Mobile ticket
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Offered in: English
What to Expect
Pass by: Nathan Phillips Square
Travellers will learn about the history and present of Nathan Phillips Square, how it hosted the largest event in Canadian History and the famous Toronto Sign located at the ice rink.
Stop at: Bay Street Corridor
Travellers will learn about the TV show "Suits" lobby location, and Prince Harry's now wife, Meghan Markle, who starred as a paralegal on it and her encounters with the press, fans, and safety while filming at the location. In addition, it will cover other film productions that have been filmed at the location, and talk about the challenges Toronto's film industry faces now.
Pass by: The Path
Travellers will walk through the Toronto Path for a portion of this tour and learn about its history, the impact of its closure during the pandemic, and how its businesses have adjusted to less foot traffic in the post-pandemic hybrid world. It will also take a look at the Wayfinding technology the Path uses to help people navigate it.
Pass by: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Building
Travellers will learn about the history of Canada's Financial District, its importance to the Canadian economy, and the number of people employed in the District.
Pass by: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Building
Travellers will learn about the history and evolution of street skateboarding in downtown Toronto, and the professional skateboarders who got their careers started filming skateboard tricks on the urban architecture in Toronto's downtown. It will also look at the present climate for street skateboarding in downtown Toronto.
Stop at: Brookfield Place
Travellers will learn about the history and architecture of Brookfield Place. In addition, they will learn about the NHL Situation Room's role in the National Hockey League, which is located in the southwest tower at Brookfield Place.
Pass by: Scotiabank Arena
Travellers will learn about the history and the artist who created the sculpture, Legends Row, featuring former National Hockey League Toronto Maple Leafs players, located outside Scotiabank Arena. In addition, they will learn about the Toronto Raptors' acquisition of NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard, winning the 2019 NBA Finals, renaming Bremner Street to Raptors Way, and the challenges the team faces to attract and sign top NBA talent as the only Canadian team in the NBA.
What's Included
- Travel Advising in Toronto - I will help travellers at the end with planning, and recommendations.
- Google Map of Duncan's Toronto Recommendations - Food, drink, and of course, dessert.
- Gratuity/Tip
Meeting And Pickup
Meeting Point
Please meet at the foot of the stairs to the stage that are on the west side of Nathan Phillips Square. I will be waiting for you on the stairs!
End point
The walking tour will end at Legends Row, which is located on Raptors Way outside Scotiabank Arena. Please see the map for the precise location.
Get DirectionsStart time:
2:00 PM
Additional Info
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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