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Toronto has a thriving graffiti scene, with walls covered in striking street art. On this guided walking tour, your guide takes you to Graffiti Alley, a popular spot for graffiti artists, while you learn graffiti slang, terminology, and the history of Toronto street art.

Purchase your admission to the Art Galley of Ontario ahead of time to avoid sold-out days and times at this popular attraction. With ticket in hand, you'll save time waiting in line to buy a ticket once you arrive. Note: Ontario Residents 24 and under are free – all year, anytime Proceed on a self-guided tour of the museum, which features signature Canadian works, African art, contemporary paintings, and the masterpiece The Massacre of the Innocents by Peter Paul Rubens.

Explored the cobblestone streets of Toronto’s atmospheric Distillery District by lantern light—and learn all about the area’s most gruesome ghost stories, bloody happenings, and other macabre events—on this small-group, evening walking tour. Meet your costumed guide directly in the neighborhood, and set off on foot. As you glimpse old distilleries and other landmarks, hear seriously spooky ghost stories about the area.

One ticket gets you entrance to more than 100 surreal and reality-bending rooms in Toronto’s Museum of Illusion. From holograms to vortex tunnels, game rooms to 3D puzzles, and much more, the Museum of Illusion has plenty of exhibits that promise a full day of fun for kids, teens, and adults alike. Choose a time that works best for you, secure your tickets in advance, and then explore all at your own pace.

One of Hollywood’s best-kept secrets: Toronto is often a stand-in filming location for New York in many movies and TV shows. In this walking tour of downtown Toronto, you’ll understand the city’s booming film and TV industry as you visit locations from “The Suicide Squad,” “Suits,” “The Boys,” and many more.

Whether you’re a local or a tourist in Toronto, experience a different side of the city when you join a small-group ghost tour. Your guide will take you to some of the creepiest places in the city, and share the spooky stories behind familiar landmarks that you might think look pleasant at first glance. Learn more about Toronto’s history through stories of crime, mystery, and the supernatural.

Explore Toronto’s iconic film landmarks and hidden gems on a guided walking tour, featuring behind-the-scenes stories, festival history, and cinematic locations across the city.

The historic Kensington Market in Toronto is home to an eclectic mix of businesses and vendors. This walking tour gives you a taste of some of the delicious spots to fill up. An international mix of flavors is on the menu as you explore the streets of Kensington with your guide.

Travelers who enjoy being scared (in a good way) will love this self-guided walking tour of downtown Hamilton. Learn more about Hamilton’s history, including its darker side, via the audio-guide narrated by a local historian. Go at your own pace and stop for a closer look at places that interest you, or complete the whole tour in less than an hour.

See Toronto's most haunted locations and hear the Dark and ghastly history behind all of them on the ghost walk. Also included is the Haunt hunt which allows you to become a ghost hunter. Experience paranormal tools as seen in your favorite ghost shows including the spirit box and get to use an EMF detector. Our expert guides will help you communicate with spirits in a safe and respectful way. Absolute care will be taken to ensure your safety and a cleansing ritual is included at the end. Please be advised that there is some walking necessary and we will perform the hunt whether it's still sunny or raining. If special accommodations are needed please email us to figure out the best way for you to be included.

Discover why Toronto is called the “Hollywood of the North” on this immersive film and television tour. Walk through the Gothic architecture of the University of Toronto, featured in The Incredible Hulk, and marvel at the futuristic design of City Hall, seen in X-Men. Admire Casa Loma’s castle-like charm, a backdrop for X-Men, before visiting Bay and Adelaide streets, where Suicide Squad and It Chapter Two came to life. Step into Roy Thomson Hall from X-Men and Union Station, famously transformed in Suicide Squad. Explore the historic Distillery District, where X-Men and Resident Evil: Apocalypse were filmed amid its red-brick charm, and cross the Cherry Street Bascule Bridge, featured in A Christmas Story and The Hulk. Finally, soak in the energy of Sankofa Square, Toronto’s answer to Times Square and home to Suicide Squad. This 6.5-hour tour blends cinematic nostalgia with the city’s vibrant sights, making every corner feel like a scene from the big screen.

Experience the vibrant and dynamic street art scene of Toronto on an immersive 3-hour tour that will take you on a journey through the city's colorful neighborhoods and hidden corners. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the thriving urban art culture that breathes life into the city's walls. As you stroll through the bustling streets, you'll be captivated by the stunning and thought-provoking murals, graffiti, and street installations that adorn building facades, alleyways, and public spaces. Each artwork tells a story, representing the creative expression and diverse perspectives of the local artists who bring the city's walls to life.

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.

Step Into the Dark—If You Dare! Black Creek Pioneer Village is one of the most haunted locations in Canada, with reports of eerie whispers, unexplained movements, and chilling encounters. Over the years, our ghost tour guests have craved something deeper—a real paranormal investigation. Now, it’s your turn. Join us for a spine-tingling, after-dark adventure where intimate groups of 12 or fewer gain exclusive access to investigate haunted heritage buildings—including the infamous Half Way House. Equipped with both ancient and modern techniques, we’ll attempt to make contact with whatever lingers in the village’s shadowed corners. Will they respond? Skeptic or believer, you’ll question what you thought was possible. Nothing is hidden. Nothing is staged. ‘Alone in the Dark’ is a true, unscripted encounter with the unknown. This experience is perfect for ghost story lovers, paranormal investigators, history buffs, urban explorers, and anyone with a curiosity about what lies beyond.

Join us as we explore the supernatural side of Toronto’s historic and haunted pioneer village Featuring some of the oldest buildings in the city it is the perfect creepy backdrop for a night of spine-tingling ghost stories. Many of these have occurred to previous village guests and Haunted Walk tour guides. It is easily one of the most active sites we tour and is a must-do for paranormal enthusiasts. Not recommended for children or easily frightened adults!

This is an ideal choice for travelers looking to get to know Toronto without spending hours researching their own sightseeing or figuring out public transport. Meet your guide and take a small-group walking tour around the city’s key sights, from Yonge-Dundas Square to the Old City Hall. Hear tales of Toronto’s history and culture you might never have known otherwise, and get your bearings to aid any sightseeing later.

We meet at Nathan Phillips Square, discuss the history and significance of the square, City Hall, and the Toronto Sign. We view the adjacent Spirit Gardens as a contemplative Indigenous cultural space. Next, visit the exterior of Osgoode Hall and then the Canada Life Building, and learn about its weather beacon. Afterwards, we visit Dreaming by Jaume Plensa, followed by two of Canada's tallest buildings. We move on to visit the lobby used in the legal drama Suits, starring Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex. We discover the history of ‘street skateboarding’ in the Financial District and world-renowned TD architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s. Then learn about the Financial District’s global relevance and history, and visit Tembo, the wholesome Mother of Elephants. Afterwards, discover Toronto’s PATH, and visit the Allen Lambert Galleria, followed by a visit to RBC’s headquarters. We view the CN Tower, and finally, we visit Union Station’s exterior and interior.