Walking Tour in Toronto

Walking Tour in Toronto

Explore Toronto’s cultural evolution on this engaging walking tour. Begin at Nathan Phillips Square, then visit landmarks like Old City Hall, a symbol of the city’s past, and Yonge-Dundas Square, a lively modern hub. Walk through history at The Cathedral Church of St. James, a key part of Toronto’s heritage, and finish at Market Street, where tradition and modern life meet. This tour offers a deeper connection to Toronto’s unique story and vibrant character.

Highlights

• Explore Toronto’s history at Old City Hall.

• Enjoy the energy of Yonge-Dundas Square, a vibrant intersection that serves as the city’s hub for events.

• Feel connected to Toronto’s heritage as you visit The Cathedral Church of St. James and stroll along Market Street.

Meeting point

Meet your guide at the stage in Nathan Phillips Square. It is on the left of the Toronto sign. Your guide will be standing in the shade. He will be there wearing a lanyard with his name on it.

Price

28 USD per person (tipping is optional).

Itinerary

Your walking tour begins at the stage in Nathan Phillips Square, where your guide will introduce the area and point out the iconic Toronto sign. From here, head to Old City Hall, a historic building that served as Toronto’s municipal headquarters from 1899 to 1965. Your guide will discuss its architectural style and its continued use as a courthouse.

The tour then moves to Yonge-Dundas Square, often referred to as Toronto’s version of Times Square. This bustling intersection is a center of entertainment and public gatherings, and your guide will explain its significance in Toronto’s modern urban landscape and cultural life.