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Toronto Highlights Walking Tour with a Local
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Pickup offered
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Mobile ticket
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Offered in: English
What to Expect
Stop at: Canada’s Walk of Fame
Meeting outside Roy Thomson Hall I will provide an introduction and stories about Canadian cultural heroes and their link to Toronto and the world.
Stop at: Royal Alexandra Theatre
Stories of famous Canadians and the comedy legacy that has influenced the world as well as the history of Toronto Theatre and how it became known as Broadway north.
Stop at: TIFF Bell Lightbox
More stories about Canadian cultural legacy and the film business as well as an opportunity for a restroom break if required.
Stop at: 401 Richmond
Ducking down some laneways we will visit this exemplary home to independent galleries and arts groups plus visit Spacing, an independent boutique with unique souvenirs of Toronto.
Stop at: Graffiti Alley
As we move into the fashion district, we will discuss Toronto's fashion history and the Jewish and Chinese communities that populated the area. We will pop into the incredible Water Works Food Hall for a snack before a visit down Rush Lane, AKA, graffiti alley.
Stop at: Fashion District
Walking North on Spadina Avenue we will learn about buildings in the area and the history of the neighbourhood that was almost demolished in the 1970s.
Stop at: Kensington Market
A quick visit to Kensington Market to satisfy any penchant for vintage clothing or grab an amazing cardamom latte at a local cafe.
Stop at: St. Lawrence Market
Touring the neighbourhood includes Toronto's Banksy, the beloved Dog Fountain and the historic Gooderham building AKA Toronto's Flatiron Building which predates New York's! And if you fancy a snack we can pop into Toronto's vibrant food market.
Stop at: The Path
An underground city linking 74 buildings will lead us to a historic bank vault and spectacular atrium with a Victorian edifice inside.
Stop at: Distillery Historic District
Our tour concludes at the Distillery, North America's largest collection of industrial Victorian-era architectures. Now a Canadian heritage site it's home to an array of boutiques, galleries and restaurants as well as a beloved Christmas Market.
What's Included
- Lots of stories and insider knowledge.
- Coffee and/or Tea
- In the event we visit the Art Gallery of Ontario, I can provide admission for one person but additional guests will need to purchase admission tickets.
Meeting And Pickup
Pickup Point
Select a pickup point
If your hotel is located in the downtown core, it may be convenient to meet you there to start our adventure - I will be in the lobby by the concierge desk with a blue backpack and if early will text or call up to your room. Otherwise a great jumping off point is by the box office at Roy Thomson Hall - again I will be carrying a blue backpack.
Meeting Point
I will meet you by the box office doors. I'll be carrying a blue backpack and am always available by text on WhatsApp.
End point
Select an end point
Additional Info
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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