As the largest city in the world’s second-largest country, Toronto is an exciting place to be. The city is known for its multiculturalism and diversity which, in turn, has transformed it into one of the most liberal, artsy, and forward-thinking destinations in North America. And of course, wherever you find multiculturalism, you also find an epic gastronomy scene. On our Toronto walking tours, expect to be given the inside scoop on everything from its thrilling theatre scene to its art, shopping, gastronomy scene, and more.
Let us introduce you to the city of Toronto with our Downtown and Waterfront guided tour, where you will discover some of its most character-defining spots. Starting at Meridian Hall, a Mid-century masterpiece of a performing arts centre, your guide will take you past St. Lawrence’s Market to shop for locally made produce and crafts and then amble along the waterfront. Then you will get a dose of culture at the renowned Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit and Powerplant Contemporary Art Museum. On the second half of the tour, your local guide will take you to the city’s most famous buildings, including Union Station, Brookfield Place, Scotiabank Arena, and the iconic CN Tower. After revelling in the city views from 553 metres in the sky at the top of the tower, we will head back down to Earth to finish the journey at the Hockey Hall of Fame.
After you’ve become well acquainted with, see what else the city has to offer on our Highlights tour. While it is packed with history, the tour focuses more on the delicious commercial and cultural sides of the city. From the Bell Lightbox, home of the Toronto International Film Festival, to the Alexandra Theatre, Roy Thompson Hall, and Wintergarden Theatre, you will deep dive into Toronto’s obsession with cinema and theatre. Along the way, you will pass Canada’s Walk of Fame and spot the stars of celebrities that hail from this talented city. Before completing the tour in Yonge Dundas Square, the city’s commercial centre, a stop at Toronto Eaton Centre is in order, an excellent mall for a spot of shopping.
These guided walking tours of Toronto are just 2 of 6 itineraries. With our free self-guided tours included in your Vox City app. In the Art Gallery self-guided tour you will discover the most artistic side of the city, visiting the Arg Gallery of Ontario and strolling through Toronto’s Chinatown. Meanwhile, the Parliament and Museum self-guided tour will show you the best museums in town as well as the impressive University of Toronto and the emblematic Parliament of Ontario buildings!
So, once you’ve completed our guided tours with your guide and feel like an honourary Toronto citizen, use the free Vox City app (included in your ticket) to discover more delightful self-guided routes in and around the city.
Top Sights Includes:
- • St.Lawrence
- • University Ave
- • Hockey Hall & More
Join your guided walking tour outside the Hockey Hall of Fame, in front of the hockey players bronze statue, on the north-west corner of Yonge/Fronte Street. The tour will depart at the time you have booked.
What you get:
✔️'Downtown and Waterfront' walking tour
✔️‘Toronto Highlights’ walking tour
✔️ Unlimited access to walking tours for 3 days
✔️7 FREE self-guided walking tours in the Vox City app
✔️ Live commentary in English
✔️ Multilingual audio commentary in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German
What you don’t get:
✖️ Mobile Device
✖️ Headphones
✖️ Entry to Attractions
✖️ Public Transportation Tickets
⚬ Join your guided walking touroutside the Hockey Hall of Fame, in front of the hockey players bronze statue, on the north-west corner of Yonge/Fronte Street.
⚬ The tour will depart at the time you have booked
⚬ The tour guide will be wearing a dark blue “Vox City Walks” uniform
⚬ Download the Vox City app (we recommend doing this pre-arrival) to access your free self-guided tours
What is a self-guided tour?
A self-guided tour is a type of tour where visitors explore a destination on their own using an audio guide or a map. Unlike a guided tour, visitors are not led by a tour guide and are free to choose their own pace and explore the sights that interest them the most. Self-guided tours offer more flexibility and freedom to visitors. They are a popular option for those who prefer to explore a destination independently.
Is a Walking Tour suitable for all ages?
The walking tour is suitable for all ages, but keep in mind that it involves a fair amount of walking and standing, so participants should be able to walk for at least 2.5 hours. Additionally, wearing comfortable walking shoes and bringing a water bottle can help ensure that you're comfortable throughout the tour
What is a Multilingual Audio tour?
A multilingual audio tour is a type of tour that provides visitors with audio guides in multiple languages. Visitors can use headphones to listen to the audio guide as they explore a destination, with the audio guide providing information about the sights, history, and culture of the area. The audio guides are typically pre-recorded and offer visitors the option to choose their preferred language.
