Top Toronto Walking Tours

I thoroughly enjoyed the Original Haunted Walk of Toronto — it was so much fun walking around the city at night and learning about Toronto’s history and ghost stories. Our guide, Alicia, made the whole experience! She was witty, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly loved what she does. She struck the perfect balance between spooky storytelling and real local history, and made sure everyone in the group felt included the whole way through. My favorite stops were the Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre and Mackenzie House. The pace was great, the stops were genuinely interesting, and I walked away with a whole new appreciation for the city’s darker past. Highly recommend this tour, and cheer if you get Alicia — she’s a gem!

It’s easy to get to the launching area from the Lake Shore Rd.. The boat is comfy & vintage. The guide is amusing & knows about the area. This makes it really interesting and well worth doing. We didn’t have much time in Toronto as we were there to see one of the RUSH 50 Hometown concerts, at Scotiabank Arena, so this was a good value trip to help us see as much of beautiful Toronto as possible.

We had a fantastic experience on the Kensington Market International Food Tour, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to truly understand this unique Toronto neighborhood. Our guide, Jessica, was fantastic—warm, friendly, engaging, and incredibly knowledgeable. What I especially appreciated was that the tour wasn't simply a series of food tastings. At several stops, we didn't sample anything at all; instead, we learned about the businesses, the immigrant communities that shaped Kensington Market, and the neighborhood's fascinating history. Those stops added so much depth to the experience. The food itself was wonderfully diverse, reflecting the incredible range of cultures represented in Kensington Market. We sampled everything from fish and chips to Caribbean and Asian specialties, along with a Scandinavian treat. By the end of the tour, we had not only tasted a terrific variety of foods, but also gained a much deeper appreciation for the historic and cultural significance of the market. And yes, if you try everything, you will definitely leave with a very full belly! I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience Kensington Market beyond the surface and really understand the people, cultures, and history that have made this neighborhood so special.

Great experience tasting Canadian food at St. Lawerence market. We also walked down to the Distillery district. Our guide, Julia was great! She was so helpful!!Lots of history along the way and she answered all Our questions. Even gave us suggestions and recommendations on what to do outside of the tour . Highly recommend!

You get your hand stamped so you can go in and out throughout the day. There are plenty of restaurant options a few steps outside the entrance, so you can split your visit by having lunch. There's so much to see at the HOF, that taking that lunch break is really the best plan. It's also worth mentioning that there are plenty of stairs to climb to get to certain halls and interactive games.

The Viator ticket price ($19) was much lower than the price on the museum website ($35). Museum is wonderful. Took a free docent led tour that gave a wonderful overview of museum highlights. We also explored on our own - many very interesting exhibits, displays, and artifacts!

The experience was awesome! Our guide, Carolyn, was great. I’ve never gone on a ghost tour, but after this experience, would do it again! It was a mix of history about the distillery and Canada along with a few ghost tales collected from the area. Carolyn was a great storyteller!

It was my second time visiting Toronto and had some spare time so decided to book a 3 hour walking tour. I have taken walking tours before so I knew what I was signing up for - Alot of walking, possibly not alot of sitting. Come prepared with water to stay hydrated possibly some snacks if you're a snacker like me. We had a break after 2 hours by the toronto sign were I was able to buy some food and more water. I was traveling solo so Joel was more than helpful in taking amazing pictures of me by the Toronto sign (he's a great photographer). Joel was very informative and knowledgeable about toronto, it's history, architecture, and food places. Would 100% book again just to go for the walk !