Top Canada Culture - page 14

Cycle along the seawall and through some of Vancouver’s most popular neighborhoods with your small group and a guide. You’ll see Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown (with a stop at the serene Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden) and Strathcona—Vancouver’s oldest residential neighborhood.  There will be time for a walk through the market on Granville Island before concluding the 11-mile (18 kilometer) trip.

This immersive tour recreates the everyday lives of Canada's early Acadian settlers. Take a self-guided stroll along a 1.3-mile (2.2 kilometer) circuit bordered by historic buildings and chat with interpretive guides along the way to learn stories, fun facts, and information about the region. This ticket is good for two visits, so there's no need to rush.

Discover the heart of British Columbia’s capital, Victoria, as you embark on a self-guided walking tour through the city. Download the app on your phone and walk around town to hear about the story of the city, from its Indigenous routes to the Victorian era to the present day. Sights you see include the Inner Harbor, the Empress Hotel, Bastion Square, and Chinatown.

Enjoy a 1 hour excursion to Vancouver’s iconic location - Gastown. Led by an experienced photographer and tour guide, you’ll learn to take amazing photos of the locations’ best spots and learn their history, especially at night time. You will walk through the cobble-stoned streets of Gastown with its famous Steam Clock as well as other hidden gems. You’ll end the tour with a glimpse of the city’s best dining and watering holes, as well as recommendations for other spots perfect for night photography. For photos, we'll cover techniques like long exposure for DSLR cameras as well night shots with camera phones. Alternatively, we can do photo shoots instead of learning photography if that's your interest. The best camera to bring are DSLRs but you’re also free to use your camera phone. Comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing, camera (any kind) and a sense of adventure required!

Whistler has more to discover than just the ski hills. Tour exhibits that showcase art and artists who lived and worked on the Pacific Coast, from the 18th century until the present. The Audain is home to notable indigenous works, including James Hart’s The Screen Dance as well as art from Emily Carr, EJ Hughes, and Jeff Wall and Stan Douglas.

Venture out to the sparkling waters of the Toba Inlet on this brand new, full-day tour hosted by our sister nation, Klahoose First Nation. Cruise alongside cascading waterfalls and scenic mountains as you scan the landscape for grizzly bears, majestic humpbacks and orcas, and a variety of other wildlife. Join us in Campbell River before crossing the Salish Sea, one of the world’s best whale-watching spots. You’ll soon reach Toba Inlet, an area densely populated by grizzly bears. The first of its kind, the TOBA BEARS AND WILDERNESS is a collaborative partnership between the Homalco and Klahoose First Nations. Join your Klahoose guides as they take you to their home Territory. Hear stories and learn about the vibrancy of the living Klahoose culture. The toq qaymɩxʷ (Klahoose) peoples have lived here on the west coast of BC since time immemorial. We invite you to see the beauty of Toba Inlet through our eyes and share in our traditions, which have been handed down through generations.

Discover the magical world of maple syrup on this local family-owned farm tour in Ridgeville, Ontario. Offering visitors a behind-the-scenes look into maple syrup production, this tour invites you to step into the maple orchard, where a master sugar-maker will lead you on a discovery journey into all things maple. You’ll also learn about the history and traditions of maple syrup making and have the chance to ask any burning questions.

Explore the best of Kelowna on our Guided E-Bike City Highlights Tour, a 2.5-hour adventure that blends stunning scenery, rich history, and cultural landmarks. Ride effortlessly on premium e-bikes as you visit Gyro Beach, Mission Creek Greenway, and Father Pandosy’s Mission, before crossing the William R. Bennett Bridge for breathtaking lake views. Continue through downtown to see iconic stops like Kelowna Sails, Rotary Marsh Park, and the Knox Mountain Drive Lookout, where panoramic vistas of the city and Okanagan Lake await. Led by an expert guide, this tour offers the perfect mix of urban exploration and natural beauty. Glide through Kelowna’s vibrant streets and tranquil trails, stopping at heritage sites like the Laurel Packing House and the serene Kasugai Gardens. With engaging stories, incredible photo opportunities, and an eco-friendly ride, this tour is ideal for visitors looking to experience Kelowna in a unique and memorable way.

Discover the beauty of Peggy’s Cove during a sunset sightseeing tour complete with pick up in Halifax. Set out on a small-group excursion to see Halifax illuminated at night and learn about local history and culture. Watch the sunset from Peggy’s Cove and get tips from your guide about the best of Halifax. Round-trip transportation by comfortable minivan is included.

Enjoy some spooky thrills after dark without the risk of getting lost and really scared when you join a 75-minute ghost tour of the University of Toronto area. Learn the spooky secrets behind the grand architecture and tree-lined grounds, from tragic love stories gone wrong to stories of restless spirits. This evening tour is a fun way to see some sights that you might otherwise miss.

Discover one of Vancouver’s most characterful areas when you explore the Gastown neighborhood—and learn all about its history as you solve a series of puzzles—with this two-in-one smartphone tour and scavenger hunt. Upon booking, download the app and then set off with your party at a time that works best for you. As you compete to answer the riddles, you’ll also get to know the area’s turn-of-the-century architecture, and learn about its history.

Cruise around Montreal in a vintage convertible Cadillac on this private guided tour. Learn about the city’s rich history and character. Plus, score recommendations from your guide on the latest restaurants, events, activities, and nightlife for all age groups. Visit a variety of Montreal neighborhoods, including Old Montreal with its French-influenced architecture and the more bohemian district of Le Plateau.

Experience the magic of Baddeck and the legacy of Alexander Graham Bell on this intimate, customizable 4-hour journey through the heart of Cape Breton. Skip the crowded tour buses and embrace the freedom of a tailor-made itinerary designed to match your pace and curiosities. Whether you're diving deep into the genius of Bell’s inventions or wandering through the village's quaint boutiques, you’ll enjoy the luxury of a private guide and the comfort of seamless, local transportation. Your Day, Your Way: A flexible 4-hour window for truly personalised exploration. Legacy of Innovation: Immersive visit to the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site. Expert Local Insight: Professional guidance to reveal the hidden gems of the village. Travel in Comfort: Relax with door-to-door transfers and premium local transport. Savor the Moment: Ample time for a lakeside lunch or searching for the perfect artisan souvenir. Shared tours max 7 guests. Requires min 3 bookings or full refund.

Delve into the colorful past of Canada’s oldest Chinatown, in Victoria, British Columbia. This guided walking tour will lead you through the streets and storied allies of the historic neighborhood, as your historian/guide tells you the fascinating, sometimes tragic tales of the people who helped build the city and shape Canada as well as modern China.

Choose a private tour of downtown Victoria and Craigdarroch Castle to trade a crowded group outing for more personal service. Flexible departure times and transport by private vehicle make this a convenient option for groups of up to 14. Combining driving and walking ensures you'll soak up the city's historic atmosphere while visiting the Fairmont Empress Hotel, elegant mansions, and more.

Group tours often only visit well-known attractions. For an insider's view of Montreal, opt for a private, customizable tour just for your party. Before your trip, fill out a questionnaire that will help your guide customize the perfect tour for you. Visit a mix of major attractions and spots that are popular among residents and learn more about the city than you'd be able to on your own.

The best‑value, highest‑quality food tour in the Rockies, featuring: 5 delicious food tastings at beloved local restaurants 3 alcoholic beverages (local craft drinks + signature sips) 2 non‑alcoholic local refreshments Scenic walking, storytelling, and insider local history Nominated for the 2025 BVCC Best New Business of the Year and 2025 Woman in Business of the Year! Arrive hungry as there is so much food on this tour!!

Explore Ottawa— your way—on this self-guided half-day bike tour. Consult the provided map to discover where you want to explore and then spend the day biking along the paths of your choice. Choose from a variety of bike models (including the option to upgrade to a version with electric assistance) and get professionally fitted for your bike to ensure you get the experience you want.

Once a Canadian immigration depot which housed those escaping Ireland’s Great Famine, this island off the coast of Quebec is now a National Historic Site. Learn about its past with this cruise through the Gulf of St. Lawrence and guided tour led by Parks Canada staff. Meet “nurse Sarah Wade” at the quarantine station to experience what it was like for the four million immigrants who passed through the island.

Discover the highlights of Calgary with ease on this small-group scooter city tour. With an electric scooter you can cover more ground than by walking. Learn about Calgary’s history and development as you follow your guide around to landmarks such as the Bow, Stephen Avenue Walk, Central Memorial Park, and more.

Weave your way along Victoria’s picturesque streets by bicycle as you learn about the history of British Columbia’s charming capital on this 2.5 hour tour. Explore neighborhoods like Fernwood, Chinatown and Cook Street Village; cruise along bike paths through parks such as Beacon Hill and Ross Bay; and pass by the glistening waters of the buzzing Inner Harbour. See Craigdarroch Castle, one of the tallest totem poles in the world and Victoria’s famous breathtaking architecture. This ride will show you why Victoria is one of the most bike-friendly and most livable cities in Canada.

Explore Niagara Falls your way with this full-day, private tour from Toronto that is exclusively for your group. Tailor the itinerary to your preferences and visit all of the points of interest on the Canadian side of the Falls, including the Whirlpool Rapids and Horseshoe Falls; embark on a cruise (spring through fall), and learn more about the landmarks than you would on your own.

Vancouver Island is a must-visit sight when visiting British Columbia and this full-day tour hits all the highlights. After taking the ferry from Vancouver to Victoria, visit the famous Butchart Gardens where you can see hundreds of plant species on a sprawling property. Then, enjoy a guided tour of British Columbia’s capital to see its main highlights including Chinatown, Parliament House, and the Mile Zero Monument.

Experience the heart of Quebec's culinary heritage with a visit to a traditional cabane à sucre. Guests will be picked up from the hotel by our guide and taken to a charming sugar shack, where they can witness the process of maple syrup production. Learn about the history and techniques of syrup-making, and enjoy a delicious Quebecois meal featuring tire d'érable (maple taffy), baked beans, ham, and pancakes with fresh maple syrup. Whether you’re visiting in the heart of syrup season or enjoying the maple treats year-round, this tour offers an unforgettable taste of Quebec’s vibrant culture and history. Please note that the Sugar Shack meal is not suitable for vegetarians.