Canada · HISTORY TOURS IN TORONTO
The good history tours in Toronto fill weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
A 75-minute nighttime walking tour of Toronto dark history with four spooky routes, expert cloaked guides, and true-to-the-street facts.
“The tour was very good and the guide was very nice. The only feedback is that if this is done in dark, then it would have made it more spooky as well. Cole was our guide and he was a very engaging host.”
A 1-hour guided walk through Toronto’s Distillery District, with Victorian industrial architecture, Gooderham & Worts stories, and real grit.
“Nicole guided us around in a very interesting, sympathetic and pleasant way. Thanks!”
Toronto beer walking tour with two included tastings at historic pubs, plus St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District.
“Kieran was outstanding. The tour was the perfect mix of history and beer. We saw parts of the city that we would have never visited. We had a blast.”
Old Town Toronto on foot with stories of brutal early days, Victorian buildings, and a guided finish at St. Lawrence Market.
“I am a resident of Toronto and found the guide to be very knowledgeable and engaging. Highly recommended.”
Sample peameal bacon, butter tarts, and craft beer while hearing Old Toronto stories at St. Lawrence Market on a small guided walk.
“Very good Dave was exceptional in his knowledge of the Canadaian beer industry, I learned a lot from this tour”
Guided 9-hour Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake day trip from Toronto, $72. See the Floral Clock, behind-the-falls, and cruise options.
“Hubo un retraso en la recogida de 20 minutos, pero el trato tan cercano, amable, atento a todas las demandas de cada pasajero de nuestro conductor Ajay hizo que la experiencia fuera magnífica. Este tour es altamente recomendable y si tienen la suerte de coincidir con Ajay será un día para recordar.”
A relaxed 2-hour walk through downtown Toronto, from Nathan Philips Square to City Hall, plus Berczy Park and St. Lawrence Market.
“The tour guide was very jovial. He shared a variety of information that I found useful and we covered a lot of places in good time. I recommend this tour for anyone looking to learn about Toronto”
Two-hour small-group guided visit to the Royal Ontario Museum with dinosaur skeletons, Egyptian mummies, world art, and included admission.
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
