Toronto: Dark History Nighttime Walking Tour

1.Toronto: Dark History Nighttime Walking Tour
Toronto dark history at night: a 75-minute haunted walking tour near Hockey Hall, U of T, and the Distillery for $20.
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Toronto dark history at night: a 75-minute haunted walking tour near Hockey Hall, U of T, and the Distillery for $20.

Toronto’s Original Haunted Walk is a small-group 75–90 minute night stroll with expert ghost storytelling, history stops, and real scares.
“Amazing. Thanks to Dev for the great experience. Very knowledgeable. We would highly recommend this ghost tour to others.”

Walk Toronto’s Distillery District by lantern with a costumed guide. Small-group ghost stories, historic stops, and great value.
“The experience was awesome! Our guide, Carolyn, was great. I’ve never gone on a ghost tour, but after this experience, would do it again! It was a mix of history about the distillery and Canada along with a few ghost tales collected from the area. Carolyn was a great storyteller!”

Play a self-guided dark history clue game through Toronto Old Town from City Hall to St Lawrence Market in about 90 minutes.
“très belle expérience pour explorer la ville et apprendre des choses. Tout en prenant notre temps ! Nous le recommandons à tous!”

A small-group ghost walk across U of T at night, mixing campus history and spooky stories, ending near the ROM in 1h 15m.
“A fun and interesting evening on this tour. Some really good historical stories about all based around the university. The host was informative, relaxed and fun! Definitely recommend!”

Ghosts of the Village at Black Creek: a 1h15 Toronto night walk through 40+ restored buildings, led in English from $27.85.
“I believe there is spiritual activity at the Village at Black Creek but if you are serious about experiencing something, be prepared for other guests to play around and make noises and knocks and footsteps, thinking they are being funny. Also, everyone is given little flashlights and everyone is asked to not shine it in…”

Haunt Hunt Toronto runs at 7:00 pm, using paranormal tools in Queen’s Park and landmark stops across downtown. Small group walk.
“They auto canceled the event around 10am. From out of the country & this caused me to change my plans for my entire afternoon.”