TORONTO
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 5 most popular self-guided tours in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Play a self-guided dark history clue game through Toronto Old Town from City Hall to St Lawrence Market in about 90 minutes.
“A good site to book guesthouses and tourists places, very easy to operate in terms of choosing your choice”
Self-guided VoiceMap walk through Grange Park, Kensington Market, and Toronto Chinatown. Offline audio, lifetime access, $9.99.
“It was a great experience. I didnt want to join the group tour as they are bit expensive. But As a local I wanted know the history and story of Kensington market. This was the perfect way to stroll in the market and explore. Loved the experience. The route was also nicely curated.”
A 1-hour evening audio boat tour from Toronto’s Yonge Street docks, with blankets, drinks, and true harbour stories from Warren Hoselton.
A self-paced smartphone audio walk along Toronto’s waterfront, guided by GPS, trivia, and big-name sights for $8.21.
“I thoroughly enjoyed this walking tour. For $8 it was well worth it. The tour took slightly more than two hours, provided lots of interesting information, was easy to follow, had an excellent map feature and overall was a fun way to spend a couple of hours exploring the beautiful Toronto waterfront. Highly recommended!”
A self-guided craft quest in Toronto’s Distillery District with 15 phone clue stops, no guide, and about 1–1.5 hours of wandering.
“We bought tickets and when we opened the app we couldn’t get the quest to download. Only got a failed error.. Tried to reach out for support but didn’t get anywhere after a bit. Disappointing.”
