Toronto Free Walking Tour

Awe-inspiring skyscrapers and a thrilling tale are the protagonists of this free tour of Toronto, one of the most avant-garde cities in southeastern Canada. Ontario's capital city is simply mesmerising!

Description

Our free tour of Toronto will start at the indicated time in front of The Berczy Park Dog Fountain, located in the centre of the 3,606-square-meter (0.891-acre) park.

We'll begin with a stop at the emblematic Gooderham Building. After exploring its history, we'll proceed to the base of the CN Tower, which stands 553 metres (1,814 feet) high and is the undisputed symbol of Toronto.

Next, we will visit the Old Town neighbourhood to see The Toronto Old City Hall, opened in 1899 and noted for its neo-Romanesque architecture amid skyscrapers.

The vibrant Nathan Phillips Square is one of the city centre's main hubs and is located next to the former city hall. We will then head to Toronto's Financial District to visit Yonge-Dundas Square and Yonge Street, the longest street in the world.

Finally, after about three hours of sightseeing, our free tour of Toronto will conclude as we return to our original meeting point.

Groups

Please note that reservations for more than 4 people aren't possible for this free tour of Toronto. For larger groups, we recommend a private tour of Toronto.