Private tour in Toronto Nikolay P
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Nikolay P.
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My name is Nik. I love Toronto’s outdoor adventures and interesting buildings and gems around the city! I have been in and out of Toronto since 2016. Coming from cultrue where sport is deeply ingrained in one's lifestyle, my favourite activities by far are biking around the parks and SUPping the lake! During the summer, Toronto is an absolutely fantastic place for adventures, and the views of the city from the lake are abolutely stunning. This is also the time of festivals and many concerts, and I am always trying to stay informed about what events are held in town. Before becoming a Torontonian, have lived mostly in Europe and shortly in New Zealand. I am raised in Prague. I also lived in Lisbon and Sofia and for the last decade I have been teaching skiing and guiding in the Swiss Alps. In case I am not chasing an adventure, I work in tech and finance. I try to stay outdoors as much as possible to compensate for the hours spent in front of screens. Since being in high school, I have been almost always working part-time in the tourist sector, so it is now 2 decades since I have been delivering some sort of experience to visitors of either Prague, the Swiss Alps, or also some other places such as Whistler, Canada or Wanaka, New Zealand. I have worked with people from all over the world and dare to say you will be with a very experienced guide on your tour. Nevertheless, a guide who is always looking to learn and improve. Being a passionate nature lover, I am eager to deliver some adventure-packed experiences combined with city highlights! If you like to stay fit, while exploring both man made and natural wonders of Toronto, then I am the right person to tour with!
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A seamless 6-hour journey taking you from West Toronto's largest green space through Toronto's most vibrant cultural neighborhoods, ending right at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). Beginning with a quick commute to High Park Station, we’ll explore local parklands, stroll through multicultural Kensington Market and Chinatown, visit Nathan Phillips Square, and wrap up at the AGO entrance at 3:30 PM—giving you a full 1.5 hours to explore the gallery independently before it closes at 5:00 PM. Start Time: 9:30 AM End Time: 3:30 PM (Guided portion ends; guest explores AGO until 5:00 PM closing) Duration: 6 Hours Activity Level: Moderate walking Transportation: Subway (TTC Line 2) & walking Meeting Location: High Park Subway Station (Quebec Ave Exit)
9:30–11:00: Nature walk through High Park & Grenadier Pond. 11:00–1:30: Take Line 2 subway eastbound. Walk Kensington Market & Chinatown for street art, local shops & lunch. 1:30–2:30: Visit Nathan Phillips Square, Old City Hall & the TORONTO sign. 2:30–3:30: Head inside the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) together for a guided walk through key collections before the tour wraps up at 3:30 PM (guest may stay inside until 5:00 PM closing).
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Bloor St West at Colborne Lodge Dr, Toronto, ON, Canada
https://maps.app.goo.gl/HSf14fiyFmLf5vA9A North entrance to High Park across from the subway stop is at Bloor Street west and Colborne Loddge Dr
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