Top Canada Street Food Tours - page 3

This is an excellent walking tour designed to show you the best of Downtown Victoria in an excursion of 1 hour 45 minutes approximately. We visit 07 places, some of them are historical places, and other are local restaurants, bakeries and a destillery, all are owned for locals. You will be always accompany for your guide who will be happy to share with you his knowledge and information about this beautiful city in Canada.

Make the best of your visit to Toronto and explore the city most emblematic sites and its culinary secrets with a local expert. Let your guide indulge you in the secrets that the city holds. Alongside one of our professional tour guides, you will learn the history and stories that Toronto has to offer in this 3 hour guided walking tour. You will visit the main neighbourhoods of center Toronto, the impressive underground PATH and explore the local gastronomy in one of the worlds most beautiful markets. Final itinerary is adjustable to your personal interests

Get ready to embark on an exciting two-wheel Festival Food Tour adventure! Hop on a bike and cycle with our friendly tour guides where we will skip the line, eat mouth-watering local cuisines at the Taste of Edmonton and eat wacky-delicious concessionary food items at K-Days, get a VIP discovery experience at each festival all while witnessing the vibrant energy of Edmonton's and breathtaking River Valley views.

Guided tour followed by a discovery of the Cap-Rouge Public Point of Sale in 2026. Be among the first to discover this History & Tasting tour. In 2026, we're leaving this experience at the same Award. We show you the Cartier-Roberval site, recognized by the Quebec Ministry of Culture as a heritage and archaeological site. This part of the tour is aimed at families as well as history and archaeology enthusiasts. If walking in the forest on a sloping site is a challenge for you, it is possible to start the tour directly at the Cartier-Roberval site on chemin Saint-Louis west of Quebec City. An asphalt trail is usable by people with reduced mobility but it ends in a staircase not suitable for four-carriers & wheelchairs. Our team participated in historical conferences and presentations in 2024 - 25 - 26 on research on Cartier, Roberval and archaeology. We are also based on a book by B. Come on.