Top Toronto Culture in 2026

Walking through Toronto is one of the best ways to get a sense of the city. In this walking tour, learn about the city’s history and architecture as you pass by sites including Old City Hall, the Hockey Hall of Fame, and the Path, the city’s tunnel system. This is a tips-based tour based on your experience, allowing you to determine what the value of the tour is to you.

Solve challenges and answer trivia to unlock your tour route during this city exploration experience. Download the app and follow the clues to your next location while learning about the city’s history and the strange stories attached to its landmarks. Play as a group and discover highlights like the Hockey Hall of Fame and the Old City Hall.

Discover the thrill of Niagara Falls during this full-day trip from Toronto, limited to just 15 people. Watch and hear the thundering falls aboard the popular Hornblower cruise. Stroll the Niagara on the Lake Heritage District, and check out the designs on the Floral Clock, all in just one packed day.

Experience Toronto like never before on this educational and entertaining, 30-minute Segway tour. Learn about Toronto’s trendy Distillery District, one of Canada’s hottest tourist attractions, located just east of downtown. Discover the fascinating history behind the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery and roll past the many designer boutiques, unique pubs and cafés, artisan shops, art galleries and award-winning restaurants that line the brick roads of this pedestrian-only village. Guided Segway training, plus all the necessary equipment, including a helmet, are included. Dress in weather-appropriate clothes with flat, closed-toed shoes. Your tour concludes with a photo opportunity and smiles extending for days.

Maximize time in Toronto with a private tour led by a local host. Choose a tour length to suit your schedule and fill out a short questionnaire about your personality and interests to help customize the itinerary. Meet your guide and set out on a sightseeing stroll to learn about history, explore markets, and hear stories about architecture.

Take in sweeping aerial views of Toronto from the comfort of an 8-person executive plane. Don’t forget your camera: The pilot’s flight path is designed to showcase top landmarks such as the CN Tower, Rogers Center, Toronto Islands, and Lake Ontario. For your comfort and convenience, the experience includes access to the airport’s VIP lounge prior to departure.

Experience Toronto like never before with this double-decker night tour. Step aboard an iconic open-top bus and embark on an enchanting journey through the sparkling city lights. Marvel at Toronto's iconic landmarks as they come to life under the night sky. From the towering CN Tower to the historic Old Town, dive into the sights at your guide illuminates the city's rich history and vibrant culture. With panoramic views from the open-air top deck, capture breathtaking sights and create unforgettable memories. Enjoy an evening of wonder and discovery on a double-decker night tour of Toronto with guaranteed seating on the upper level Tour duration approximately 75-90 minutes depending on traffic. Closed top double decker bus will be used in November/December

Get views of Toronto that you won't find anywhere else as you take to the skies with this aerial sightseeing adventure over Toronto and Niagara Falls. Meet up with a small group of fellow sightseers at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and catch sight of stunning landmarks including the CN Tower and the mighty falls. This sightseeing tour is a must if you want truly unique views of the city.

Discover Toronto's rich history on a guided walking tour that takes you to the city's most significant historical landmarks. Visit the oldest church, the oldest school, the oldest post office, the oldest theatre company, the oldest public market, and a historic brewery that was once the largest in the world. See the Don Valley Brick Works, Little Trinity Church, Enoch Turner Schoolhouse, and the Alumnae Theatre, formerly Firehall No. 4. Pass by the Globe and Mail Centre, Kings Court, Toronto’s First Post Office, St. Lawrence Hall, and the Omni King Edward Hotel. Stroll through St. Lawrence Market and David Crombie Park before ending your tour at the Distillery Historic District. - Discover the rich history of Toronto on a guided walking tour - Visit the city's oldest church, school, and post office - Explore the Distillery District and learn about its past - See the oldest public market and a historic brewery - Learn about the history of the biggest city in Canada

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!

More than just a recitation of facts gleaned from books or the internet, this tour goes behind the facades to talk about what went on in the buildings that we'll see, how the people who lived and worked in them dealt with one another and the larger, non-Jewish world. The tour guide lived in the area as a young man. He’s davened (prayed) in its synagogues, patronized its shops and restaurants, explored its past, lived some of its history, and even performed on some of its stages. He's a world class authority on Yiddish language and culture who has appeared on NBC’s Today show and NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross.

Built to withstand Toronto’s harsh winters, the PATH has evolved into a thriving underground city, complete with miles of shops, restaurants, subway stations, hotels, walkways and more—and this walking tour offers the perfect way to get an overview of it all. Pick from morning and afternoon start times, and set off with just a small group for company.

Learn facts about Toronto that most guidebooks miss on this small-group guided walking tour. Discover hidden gems in the downtown region that most tourists miss while learning about Toronto’s artistic and cultural history and listening to tales of the city’s most influential figures, from business magnates to unsung local heroes.

Navigating Toronto’s food scene can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. This small-group walking tour makes it simple—pairing local insight with curated tastings and a refreshing ½-pint craft beer at the city’s top spots. Skip the guesswork as your guide leads you through Old Town and the St. Lawrence Market to sample Toronto favorites and uncover the stories, cultures, and characters that shaped Canada’s largest city.

Purchase your admission ticket to the Bata Shoe Museum in advance and head straight in to the galleries. During your visit, learn about the often-overlooked history of footwear and see artifacts that range from Egyptian sandals to chestnut-crushing clogs.

To visit Niagara Falls the easy way from Toronto, join this guided tour, with departures year-round. Sit back and enjoy the views of the Ontario countryside on the drive to Niagara Falls, passing wine country and scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy three hours to tour Niagara Falls independently or upgrade to jump on board the unmissable Niagara City cruise, which takes you right to the base of the falls.

Toronto is a bustling city full of skyscrapers, historic neighborhoods, and cultural diversity. This bus tour provides an overview of Canada’s largest city, with a guide's insights to add context to the Toronto landmarks and hidden gems you pass. This short tour is ideal for first-time visitors to Toronto as you pass many attractions, so you can decide which ones to return to later on your own.

A seamless connection between Toronto's urban landscape and the natural beauty of Niagara Falls. Passengers enjoy the comfort of air-conditioned coaches and insightful commentary from knowledgeable guides, enriching their journey with historical and cultural context. This tour includes free time at Niagara Falls to explore Table Rock and Clifton Hill, a maple syrup tasting, a visit to a winery in the Niagara region with wine tasting and free time in the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake (The first capital of the province of Upper Canada) The tour includes flexible features like optional add-ons, such as the iconic Niagara cruise and access to the Skylon Tower for stunning panoramic views.

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.

Swap a standard sightseeing tour for this food-filled walking experience through Toronto, complete with lunch. Let your local guide lead the way as you sample delicious dishes from five unique food stops along St. Clair West. Along the way, stroll past landmarks including Wychwood Barns Park and Casa Loma while your guide shares fascinating local insights you'd miss exploring alone.

If you’re short on time in Toronto but still want to benefit from a guided tour, this self-guided audio tour of the waterfront area is ideal. You can take your time as you follow the guide’s prompts, which you’ll listen to via an app on your smartphone. The full tour will take up to 90 minutes, and you’ll pass many Toronto landmarks and attractions.

See the city of Toronto and the surrounding region on this brief but stunning helicopter flight. Soar over the largest city in Canada with an exclusive sightseeing tour of Toronto’s downtown skyline and beyond, including the iconic CN Tower, the Canadian National Exhibition grounds, and the beautiful Lake Ontario waterfront. This incredible flight covers almost 12 miles and includes one keepsake digital photo.

Explore the heart of Toronto on this guided walking tour of the Downtown district. Stroll from Union Station to City Hall, passing by towering skyscrapers, opulently designed bank lobbies, and concrete corporate plazas while listening to your guide as they regale you with tales of the city’s history, all with views of the CN Tower in the distance.

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.