Top Canada Walking Tours - page 45

Uncover the hidden gems of Victoria's thrift scene on this exclusive guided hunt. With expert-led tours through 3-5 unique boutiques, you'll discover quality vintage finds at unbeatable prices. This engaging 2-hour experience pairs you with seasoned thrift hunters who share insider knowledge, ensuring you leave with stylish treasures and tips for future hunts. Whether you're a thrifting novice or a seasoned pro, this adventure promises a fun and social atmosphere while scoring high-quality pieces that tell a story. - Duration: 2 hours of guided exploration - Visit 3-5 hidden thrift and vintage boutiques - Receive exclusive discounts and expert style guidance - All ages welcome; limited spots available

Leave the city behind to explore the monumental forces that shaped Manitoba. Crossing the colossal Red River Floodway, see the massive project built to defend Winnipeg from historic floods. Travel across the flat plain—an ancient glacial lakebed—and stop at a local cafe before transitioning into the rugged Boreal Shield. At the Winnipeg River, discover the immense human effort used to harness rushing water. Visit beautiful Whitemouth Falls and stand in awe of Seven Sisters Generating Station, where wilderness meets industrial might. Nearby, visit the idyllic forest town of Pinawa, cross a spectacular suspension bridge, explore the concrete ruins of an old dam, and learn about the region’s unique nuclear history. Balanced with light hikes along the iconic Trans Canada Trail, a relaxing local lunch, and views of ancient rock formations, this day trip offers a profound connection to the landscape.

Explore the rich history of Toronto's Old Town on this engaging free walking tour. Led by urban storyteller Dave, uncover the tales of political resistance from the 1837 Rebellion to modern artistic expressions. Visit iconic sites like the historic Courthouse Square where public executions took place and discover hidden Banksy murals. This tour promises a blend of humor and history, ideal for families and history enthusiasts alike. It culminates at St. Lawrence Market, showcasing its vibrant food scene. - Duration: 2 hours and 15 minutes - Family-friendly and accessible for those with reduced mobility - No minimum attendees required, pets welcome - Pay what you feel the tour is worth, with free cancellation options

This might be the best place in Canada to get the munchies! They say "Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food". You will be healed after this tour! Dive into a flavorful downtown food crawl through one of Toronto’s most historic markets, where every stop feels like a satisfying snack and smoke break. This experience is all about bold bites, sweet treats, savory comfort food, and the kind of cravings that call for a little bit of everything — perfect for guests who want to graze, sample, and keep the vibe relaxed and indulgent. You’ll wander through a lively market atmosphere filled with fresh aromas, local favorites, and plenty of tasty surprises. It’s a fun, easygoing way to explore the city while satisfying your munchies with rich flavors, quick bites, and unforgettable Toronto eats. Get to know the city, know where to go and how to enjoy it with a local guide.

Our aim is to help both local and visiting folks learn more about the nature surrounding the Comox Valley and beyond, including plants, birds, and the ecosystem as a whole. When we get out into nature and finally take a breath of fresh air, we experience health benefits instantly and long-term. We will learn plant ID through repetition and note-taking if desired. Participants will receive a PDF guide to key plant and tree species of the area to take notes and refer back to, either through printing themselves (free), purchasing a high-quality booklet version ($10), or using the company's reusable resources (free).

Explore Toronto's rich heritage and vibrant neighborhoods on a private three-hour walking tour with expert guide David B. (Dave). Drawing from his experience in urban affairs, navigate through key historical sites and immerse yourself in the city’s multicultural atmosphere. Visit iconic landmarks like St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District while discovering hidden gems in Kensington Market and Chinatown. Gain insights into Toronto's evolution, architecture, and public spaces, tailored to your interests for a personalized experience. - Private three-hour tour led by a knowledgeable urban design expert - Explore diverse neighborhoods including Kensington Market and Chinatown - Visit historical landmarks like Old City Hall and the waterfront - Flexible pace with opportunities for photos, snacks, and local shopping

Explore the crisp, refreshing world of Yip Cider, nestled on the banks of the Saint John River. Offered every Friday at 1:00pm and 3:00pm, this one-hour guided experience takes you behind the scenes of our production facility, where you’ll learn how our cider is crafted, from fermentation to final pour, along with the story behind our family-run cidery. As part of the experience, you’ll enjoy a selection of our ciders, including a tasting flight board featuring four of our flavours. It’s a relaxed, all-ages experience that’s perfect for anyone looking to discover what makes Yip Cider unique.

Experience the crisp, refreshing world of Yip Cider with a private tour and tasting set along the banks of the Saint John River. Offered Fridays at 2:00pm, this one-hour guided experience takes you behind the scenes of our production facility, where you’ll learn how our cider is crafted from fermentation to final pour, along with the story behind our family-run cidery. As part of your private experience, you’ll enjoy a curated tasting, including a flight board featuring four of our ciders. It’s a relaxed, all-ages experience designed for those looking to connect more closely with what makes Yip Cider unique.

Semi-private - 2 to 8! Discover the charm, history, and hidden stories of Old Montreal on a walking tour led by a licenced guide. Travel back more than 380 years as you explore the birthplace of Montreal, where cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and vibrant public squares reveal the city's fascinating past. This personalized experience allows you to explore at your own pace while enjoying engaging stories, local insights, and recommendations from a professional guide. Visit some of Old Montreal's most iconic landmarks, including Place d'Armes, Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, the historic waterfront of the Old Port of Montreal, and many hidden corners that most visitors miss. Learn about the founding of Montreal and the city's French origins, Indigenous history and early settlement, the fur trade and the rise of commerce, and pivotal moments that shaped the city, Montreal's unique blend of French and English influences, and local architecture,culture, and daily life.

Denman Island is a magical place. The Island is full of unique ecosystems, deep history, and an ecological community that has been woven together for thousands of years through the interplay of humans and ecology. Oyster Rock Ecological Tours are educational experiences that celebrate this interplay; deepening connection, introducing complexity, and inviting participants to investigate their place in the ecological world in all its beauty. Your tours are designed for people with all abilities and knowledge levels. Sadie brings enthusiasm, a wealth of experience, extensive knowledge, and an ability to invite people into challenging topics with a smile. Come find your place - whether it’s through exploring old growth forests, indigenous food systems, novel eco systems, or diving into ethnobotany through the magical vehicle of collecting wild teas - we hope you will leave feeling nourished, connected, full of nature facts, and a deeper sense of place.

Discover Brockville through the story that shaped it: its rise as Ontario’s first incorporated town and an influential centre of law, commerce and civic ambition. This private experience combines specialist interpretation from the Brockville Museum with a walk through Canada’s first railway tunnel, Courthouse Avenue, a heritage café visit and a locally prepared waterfront picnic. With private transportation and a maximum of six guests, the day feels personal, unhurried and deeply connected to place. Because this is a private experience, the pace and emphasis can be tailored to your group, whether your interests lean toward architecture, civic history, railway heritage or Brockville’s relationship with the St. Lawrence River. Dietary requirements can also be accommodated with advance notice.

Rediscover this neighbourhood at the heart of Canada’s cradle of industrialization; home to the English, Irish, Scottish and French Canadians but with a long history of community engagement and a long beer history as well. We will explore beer and its different facets in the Pointe from micro-breweries to taverns, food and beer pairings as well as the history of beer in Montreal from its early beginnings in New France. Drink and be merry while exploring the neighbourhood with a guide that knows their history and beer. The tour lasts 4.5 hours and includes approximately 3 kilometers of walking. The tour is done on foot and includes: 2 microbreweries 1 Tavern A historic diner Two beer focused boutiques with food savoury and sweet pairings The history of Pointe-Saint-Charles, the Lachine Canal and New France, always linked with beer!

Get some fresh air (and zero screen time) and burn off some energy in downtown Vancouver. This is an outdoor escape room mystery game - no app to download, no wifi or devices required. We'll meet you at the start and end of your superhero quest with everything you need to play. We supply the game kits (clues, artifacts, map, tools). Can you stop the supervillain Muck Monster? You only play on a team with the people you sign up with during this unique sightseeing experience (ages 12 and up and one adult must accompany each team). Younger kids? Book the kids version of this game instead.

Victoria's nightlife presents a culinary adventure filled with unique flavors and local charm. This evening walking tour invites you to savor globally inspired dishes at Block Kitchen and Bar, including their signature bao with options of succulent pork belly or crispy tofu. Continue through historic Waddington Alley to The Drake Eatery for a local craft beer, cider, or mead, before discovering the hidden CERA speakeasy, where modern Korean tapas await alongside intriguing cocktails. Conclude your evening with a delightful local dessert amidst the enchanting lights of Government Street, all while being guided by a local expert. - Explore Victoria’s vibrant culinary scene under the stars - Sample a variety of dishes from local favorites, including bao and Korean tapas - Enjoy a local craft beer or cider at The Drake Eatery - Perfect for cruise guests and night owls, with convenient ending near the shuttle stop

Discover the hidden world beneath the bustling streets of Montréal with our exclusive 3-hour Private Walking Tour of the Underground City and Downtown. This unique experience allows you to explore the largest underground complex in the world, known as RÉSO, which spans over 33 kilometers of tunnels and pathways. Led by an expert local guide, you'll journey through this fascinating network that connects major buildings, shopping centers, hotels, and metro stations, all while learning about the history, architecture, and culture that make Montréal so distinctive.

Most people walk past the same buildings every day without asking why they were built, who they were built for, and who they belong to now. This is not a tour where you observe from a distance. You become part of an active cultural thought process, and without you, it wouldn't be the same. Join Kateryna Kobylianska, a Montreal-based artist with a background in cultural studies, originally from Ukraine, for a 2-hour walk through Old Montreal and its gallery district. We'll step inside spaces most visitors rush past, meet the people behind them, and look at art, architecture, and culture the way an artist does: with curiosity, and the kind of questions that stay with you. Along the way: a bank turned creative hub, galleries that couldn't be more different from each other, indigenous art that carries centuries of memory, and a city that keeps rewriting itself without erasing its past.

A native Calgarian writer, documentary producer, and historian whose work has taken him from London and Paris to monasteries in Germany and political circles in the Middle East. He has spent much of his career uncovering the hidden human stories behind politics, landscapes, and historical events. Today, he brings that same eye for detail and narrative to personal historical tours of Calgary and Southern Alberta. He has developed dramatic projects rooted in early Southern Alberta history, including extensive work on the first cattle drives into the province and the ranching culture that followed. His historical interests lean toward social history and the original voices that shaped the West: cowboys, railway workers, immigrants, Indigenous communities, drifters, entrepreneurs, and political outsiders Rather than treating history as distant or formal, he is interested in the lived experience of ordinary people and the atmosphere they inhabited.

Experience the very best of Québec City on this unforgettable 4-day tour from Toronto. Explore historic Old Québec with a local guide, admire Montmorency Falls, discover the picturesque countryside of Île d’Orléans, and enjoy authentic local flavours. With three nights’ accommodation, daily breakfast, comfortable air-conditioned transportation, guided sightseeing, and free time to explore, the details are taken care of—so you can relax and enjoy the journey.