TORONTO
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The 10 most popular walking tours in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Small-group 3-hour Toronto walk covering CN Tower, Harbourfront, the PATH and St. Lawrence Market, ending at 95 Front St E.
“Great way to see the city on foot, some really useful hints and tips from our guide Nick. A good mix of history and interesting facts.”
Walk Toronto’s Distillery District with a pro guide in an hour, see Victorian industrial buildings, and learn the mill-to-whiskey story.
“Erik brought the 19th-century Gooderham & Worts distillery to life with fascinating details about how the site evolved from a humble milling operation into one of the world’s largest whiskey producers. His storytelling struck the perfect balance between historical facts, humor, and local anecdotes — it felt more like a conversation with a passionate intellectual…”
3-hour Toronto highlights walking tour: Berczy Park to Union Station, photo stops plus guided PATH orientation, local food tips for $5.
Old Town Toronto highlights on a 3-hour walking tour with a small group, The Path underground walk, and photo stops at Toronto Sign.
“Great tour and very enjoyable. There’s a lot of walking in 2 1/2 hours but saw lots of things and our guide was very informative and happy to answer any of our questions. It really is a great way to see a city and to see the sites from the ground.”
Toronto dark history at night: a 75-minute haunted walking tour near Hockey Hall, U of T, and the Distillery for $20.
Explore Toronto’s Distillery District on a 1-hour walking tour featuring Victorian architecture and the rise and fall of Gooderham & Worts.
A 3-hour downtown orientation walk through the Entertainment District, Toronto’s PATH, Brookfield Place, and St. Lawrence Market.
Private, no-script walking tour of Toronto tailored by a local, starting by the CN Tower with practical food and transit tips.
Handcrafted Donuts of Toronto pairs a 2-hour walking route through Kensington Market, Chinatown, and Graffiti Alley with breakfast donuts.
“I had an amazing experience. The tour guide was personable and extremely knowledgeable, sharing not only the history of the donut shops but also the background of the surrounding attractions. The donut selection was excellent as well. Since it was early January, I was the only person on the tour, which made it feel very…”
Old Town Toronto history walk from Old City Hall to St. Lawrence Market: Victorian sights, darker tales, and great food tips.
“Our tour guide, Mike, was very entertaining and knowledgeable. A very comprehensive overview of downtown Toronto.”
