Half-day Toronto Walking Tour

I would love to show you Toronto on foot, because experiencing a city street level is far more engaging than seeing sights from a coach or car. I have been doing walking tours for many years, and travellers really get to know the city this way, and enjoy Toronto's street culture. We will explore the downtown area, covering major sites, and Toronto icons, for a 4 hour tour. The tour may include such locations such as: CN tower; Toronto's iconic and most- visited tourist site Hockey Hall of Fame and PATH system; a museum for hockey lovers, located within the "underground city" St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood; historic neighbourhood with amazing food market Eaton Centre; well-loved downtown shopping mall Kensington market; Toronto's vibrant multicultural neighbourhood And others, such as: City Hall, Queen Street West, and the Entertainment District. Stops and routes may be customized to suit interests.

We will meet you at your hotel, or a convenient location, as requested. A typical walking route can be: -Hockey Hall of Fame: a temple for Ice Hockey fans and Toronto is hockey-crazy for its team the Maple Leafs. This specialist museum can be visited (with an admission fee), or arranged as a quick look for no charge. -PATH system: experience a network of underground passages linking many buildings and sites -Brookfield Place: architectural gem -St Lawrence Market and neighbourhood; Toronto's Old Town of York, rich in both history and food. -Distillery District: Beautifully converted Victorian industrial complex into a pedestrian arts and retail district to explore This is one example of a walking route, and depending on day, weather, and interests, Other stops or routes can be crafted to meet your requirements.