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Niagara Falls: Skylon Tower, Boat Ride & Behind the Falls Tour★ 4.83 (3,468) · 4h
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Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto with Boat Cruise & Maple Tasting★ 4.83 (2,998) · 9h
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Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: 3 Hours at the Falls★ 4.79 (3,068) · 9h 30m
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Toronto to Niagara Falls: Skip-the-Line Boat & Tower★ 4.80 (2,629) · 9hCA$ 97View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Boat Cruise & Wine Tasting★ 4.62 (1,954) · 10hCA$ 220View ›
Niagara Falls: Boat Ride & Journey Behind Falls Day Trip★ 4.83 (1,661) · 9hCA$ 96View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Skip-the-Line Boat Cruise★ 4.75 (1,448) · 9hCA$ 99View ›
Niagara Day Tour: Boat Ride, Floral Clock & Lake Ontario★ 4.53 (1,316) · 8hCA$ 159View ›
Niagara Falls Day Trip Toronto: Horseshoe Falls & Parkway Drive★ 4.81 (991) · 9hCA$ 87View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto & Optional Boat Cruise★ 4.67 (981) · 8h–9hCA$ 110View ›Top rated (10)
Private Niagara Falls tour from Toronto with customizable stopsYou get picked up in the Toronto area and driven to Niagara Falls in a private van with a certified guide-driver who adapts the itinerary to your interests. Choose from boat tours, Journey Behind the Falls, the Butterfly Conservatory, Niagara-on-the-Lake, and wineries, with no fixed schedule and unlimited time at each stop. The van, driver, and round-trip transport are included; you decide what to see and when to move on.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in the Toronto area who want to see Niagara Falls without renting a car or joining a group tour. The private van and flexible schedule mean you move at your own pace and choose what to see—no rushing through attractions or waiting for a bus to depart.
Downtown Toronto Food Tour: 2.5 Hours, Sights & BitesThis 2.5-hour walking tour of downtown Toronto combines food tasting at independent eateries with stops at iconic landmarks like City Hall and Union Station. A local guide leads groups through the downtown core, covering 3 kilometers total with up to 10 minutes of walking between food stops, sampling Canadian favorites, ethnic restaurants and hole-in-the-wall spots that reflect Toronto's global cuisine. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're visiting Toronto for the first time and want to see the downtown core and eat like a local in one walk, or if you have a free afternoon and don't want to choose between sightseeing and food. The fixed 2.5-hour route and small-group format mean the day holds together without you building an itinerary yourself.
Toronto small group walking tour: 8 landmarks in 3 hoursYou walk through Toronto's downtown with a guide who knows the city, starting in the Entertainment District and moving through the CN Tower area, underground PATH network, Harbourfront, Old Town Toronto, Rogers Centre, and St. Lawrence Market. The tour covers roughly 8 major stops in one outing, includes local taxes, and runs in small groups. Book ahead if you're visiting in mild weather — the tour doesn't operate in extreme cold, heat or storms.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main downtown Toronto landmarks and neighborhoods tied together in one outing without figuring out the route yourself — the small-group format and guide knowledge are what turn a walk into a real introduction to how the city works.
Little Canada Tickets: 45,000 sq ft Miniature CanadaYou walk through seven miniature Canadian regions with animated vehicles, moving figures, and intricate details across 45,000 square feet. The CN Tower, Niagara Falls, and Bay of Fundy are all represented in miniature scale. Plan for two to three hours, arrive before 1pm on weekdays to avoid school groups, and note that last entry closes 90 minutes before the building shuts down.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Canada's landmarks and landscapes without leaving downtown Toronto, or for families with young children and strollers. Plan for two to three hours, and arrive before 1pm on weekdays if you want to avoid school groups filling the space.
Toronto Food Tour: St. Lawrence Market & The DistilleryA guided food tasting tour through Toronto's St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District, led by a Culinary Storyteller who has walked these blocks for years and knows the vendors and kitchen families behind each stop. You'll taste up to 13 dishes across six stops — peameal bacon, fresh seafood, wood-oven pizza, butter tarts, poutine and more — over two and a half unhurried hours, eating a full meal while learning how each dish became a Canadian fixture. Small groups stay under 14, and vegetarian and pescatarian versions are available when you book.Is it for me?Two and a half hours leaves room for a full afternoon elsewhere in Toronto, or a leisurely lunch afterward — the tour is a meal, not a snack, so plan the rest of your day around it. If you have a free morning or early afternoon and want to eat your way through the city's two most storied food neighborhoods without building the itinerary yourself, this is the shape that works.
Toronto: Downtown Donut Walking Tour in Kensington & ChinatownYou’ll wander through Toronto’s downtown with a local guide leading you to four unique donut shops from Queen Street to Kensington Market and Chinatown. Taste hot mini donuts at Cops, sample creative vegan flavors at Bloomer’s, stroll Alexandra Park’s quieter paths, and end up guessing surprise treats in Kensington Market — all while soaking up city sounds and unexpected moments.
Niagara Falls Day Trip Toronto: Boat Ride & Behind FallsYou travel from Toronto in a comfortable coach with a knowledgeable guide, spend the day at Niagara Falls with free time to explore, and choose between a boat cruise with poncho, Journey Behind the Falls, or just walking around. Inclusions cover round-trip transport, live commentary, Floral Clock and Table Rock stops, plus maple syrup and chocolate tasting. Optional Canadian lunch and boat or tunnel upgrades are available.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Niagara Falls sights in one day without renting a car or figuring out parking—the fixed departure time and included transport handle the logistics, and you choose which paid attractions fit your interests.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto & Hornblower Boat CruiseYou depart Toronto at 8:30am and skip the line to board the Hornblower boat cruise at the base of Niagara Falls, getting soaked in the spray before most visitors arrive. Two hours of free time on Clifton Hill follows, then lunch overlooking the Falls at the Sheraton, a scenic drive along the Niagara Parkway with stops at the Floral Clock and Whirlpool, a maple syrup tasting, and an hour in the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake before returning to Toronto in the evening.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main Niagara Falls experience in one day without arranging your own transport, boat tickets, or timing — the early departure and fixed schedule are what get you to the boat before the crowds and keep all the stops inside a single afternoon.
Distillery District Segway Tour: Toronto Pedestrian NeighborhoodA 30-minute Segway tour of Toronto's Distillery District with helmet, training session and live guide in English. You'll glide past Victorian buildings, discover hidden courtyards, and hear the history of the Gooderham and Worts whisky operation. Minimum age is 12; comfortable flat shoes required. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels and recommended for beginners.Is it for me?Glide through Toronto's most photogenic neighborhood on 2 wheels, discovering Victorian architecture, hidden courtyards, and the scandalous stories behind the Gooderham and Worts whisky empire—all in time for coffee or lunch.
Niagara Falls: Private Day Tour with Helicopter & Boat RideYou’ll get picked up in Toronto and spend your day exploring Niagara Falls with a private guide—cruising into the mist by boat, soaring overhead in a helicopter, tasting maple syrup (and maybe even maple beer), and enjoying lunch right by Horseshoe Falls. It’s loud, sometimes chaotic, always beautiful—and you’ll probably still feel the spray on your face hours later.
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Toronto Old Town Walking Tour: History, PATH & City IconsYou’ll walk Toronto’s Old Town with a local who knows every shortcut and story — from quirky fountains to soaring towers and underground tunnels. Expect honest history, spontaneous detours through PATH passages, moments for photos or snacks, and space to ask whatever pops into your head. You’ll leave feeling part of the city’s rhythm for a few hours.
Bata Shoe Museum Toronto: 13,000 Shoes & 4,500 YearsYou walk through five floors of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, moving past 1,000 shoes and artifacts spanning 4,500 years of footwear history. The permanent "All About Shoes" exhibition anchors the visit, while three rotating galleries ensure something new appears each year. Admission includes GST, the building is fully wheelchair accessible, and you can spend as long as you want inside.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about how people have dressed their feet across time and culture, or who wants to spend a quiet afternoon moving through a thoughtfully designed space without planning transport or worrying about crowds — the museum's size and layout mean you set your own pace.
Royal Ontario Museum Toronto: 30 Galleries & DinosaursYou get access to 30+ galleries of dinosaurs, mummies, art, and natural history specimens without arranging separate tickets or timing yourself around tour groups. The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, stroller-friendly, and includes a cafe and gift shop. Plan for at least three hours if you want to see more than one major section without rushing.Is it for me?Right for families, solo travelers, and anyone with a few hours to spend on art, natural history, and dinosaurs without arranging separate tickets or navigating a tour schedule—the general admission covers everything, and the scale means you can go as deep or as broad as your time allows.
Toronto Distillery District: 60-Min Walking Tour & Local CafesYou'll walk 60 minutes through Toronto's Distillery District with a local guide who knows the history from whisky production to Hollywood filming location to today's cafe-filled pedestrian neighborhood. Small groups mean you get time for photos and questions. The route is accessible, and if rain hits hard, you move indoors. You leave knowing why this corner of Toronto matters and where to grab a coffee afterward.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand why the Distillery District matters to Toronto without arranging your own research or walking aimlessly — the guide's stories and the small group size mean you actually absorb the history instead of just passing through.
Art Gallery of Ontario: 120,000+ Works & Frank Gehry ArchitectureYou get access to over 120,000 artworks across permanent galleries and rotating exhibitions, including iconic pieces like Rubens's "Massacre of The Innocents" and original Group of Seven paintings. The Frank Gehry-designed building itself is part of the experience. Your admission includes all galleries, and you can eat and shop on-site without leaving. No timed entry—you arrive and explore at your own pace.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see major Canadian and European art without a guided tour or time pressure—general admission means you move through the galleries at your own pace and decide how long to stay.
Hockey Hall of Fame Toronto: Stanley Cup Photo & Interactive RinkYou get full access to 65,000 square feet of hockey history: shoot and test your goaltending against animated NHL players in a model rink, call play-by-play in a TSN broadcast studio, explore exhibits on the game's greatest moments and players, and take a photo with the Stanley Cup. Entry, all interactive zones, and both theatres are included. You'll need a few hours and should plan to arrive at the Yonge and Front location yourself.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a few hours of hands-on hockey history without planning transport or timing around other attractions — the Hall of Fame is centrally located in downtown Toronto and you move through it at your own pace, so it works as a standalone visit or a stop between other nearby sights like the CN Tower or Scotiabank Arena.
Toronto Walking Tour: Downtown, Hockey Hall & St. Lawrence MarketYou walk from Nathan Phillips Square through downtown Toronto's above-ground landmarks and underground PATH system, visiting the Hockey Hall of Fame, Financial District, and historic Flatiron Building before ending at St. Lawrence Market for lunch. Your guide is a local who explains the connections between neighborhoods and buildings, not just their names. All entry fees and taxes are included in the price.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Toronto actually works — where locals walk, what the neighborhoods mean to each other, and why certain buildings matter — rather than just checking off a list of famous spots. The guide does the explaining, so you don't have to figure out the route or the stories yourself.
Toronto Ghost Tour: Haunted Walk & Lantern StoriesYou walk 75 minutes through Toronto's downtown with a local storyteller and a lantern, hitting five haunted landmarks: the Hockey Hall of Fame, St. Lawrence Market, the cathedral, Lake Ontario's old shoreline, and one final well-known haunted building. The guide shares real ghost stories, unsolved mysteries, and the darker history of each spot. You're back where you started in time for dinner, and the city looks different after.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending an evening in Toronto who wants to learn the city's darker history without arranging their own research—the guide handles the stories and pacing, and the lantern light does the rest. Plan for 75 minutes on your feet; that's what lets the guide move between five stops and tell each one properly.
Distillery District Ghost Tour Toronto: Lantern WalkA guided walking tour of Toronto's Distillery District by lantern light, where a professional storyteller recounts tales of gruesome accidents, the perilous world of whiskey-making, and the explosive War of 1812. The tour winds through the cobblestone streets of the historic industrial complex for about 75 minutes. A professional guide in English is included; children from age 10 are welcome.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you'll follow the stories and the history comfortably without translation. This suits anyone who wants the hauntings and the industrial past explained as you walk, rather than left to your own reading of the old buildings.
Toronto: University of Toronto Ghost Tour & ROM Haunted HistoryYou walk the University of Toronto's downtown campus for 75 minutes with a professional guide who tells you the dark history, ghost stories, and eerie tales tied to specific buildings and grounds. The tour ends near the ROM with a final story about the museum itself. You get all fees and taxes covered, and the route is wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see the University of Toronto campus in a different light and don't want to research the ghost stories and history yourself — the guide handles the narrative and pacing, so you just walk and listen.
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Distillery District Toronto Private Tour: Skip-the-Line AccessA 2-hour private guided walking tour of Toronto's Distillery Historic District with skip-the-line tickets and a licensed guide fluent in English. You meet at a fixed point near the district, walk the cobblestone lanes and restored Victorian architecture at your own pace, and hear stories of the site's transformation from a world-leading distillery into a celebrated arts hub. The guide tailors the route to your interests and reveals hidden corners and local legends; guiding happens in exterior areas only.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling as a small group or family and want a personalized walk through Toronto's industrial heritage without the crowds at the ticket office. The licensed guide adjusts the pace and focus to what interests you, so the 2 hours stay relevant whether you're drawn to whiskey history, architecture, public art or the district's creative revival.
St. Lawrence Market food tour Toronto: 90 min with the founderA 90-minute walking food tour of Toronto led by Jusep Sim, founder of the award-winning Chopsticks+Forks, covering St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District with seven tastings at four stops — peameal bacon sandwich, Nanaimo bar, poutine with Montreal smoked meat, iced London Fog, and butter tart — with priority entry at each shop and no gratuities expected. The pace is flat and unhurried, built for families with children from age 3 and grandparents; vegetarian and pescatarian versions are available at booking.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling with children, grandparents, or anyone who prefers a slow pace and flat ground — the 90 minutes and easy walk make it work for families and mixed-age groups, and Jusep's connection to each shop means you're tasting food, not just eating it.
Niagara Falls: Behind the Falls & Hornblower Boat CruiseYou descend through bedrock tunnels to stand directly behind the Horseshoe Falls, then board the Hornblower Boat Cruise to experience the falls from water level with complimentary ponchos. The tour includes photo stops at the Floral Clock and Whirlpool Rapids, free time to explore Clifton Hill, and hotel or GO Station pickup from the Toronto area — all with a driver and a group of 4 to 6 people instead of a crowded bus.Is it for me?Best for travelers from the Toronto area who want to see both the falls from behind and from the water without arranging their own transport or managing entry times — the small group size and included pickups mean you skip the parking, the ticket lines, and the crowded bus experience.
Toronto: Private Helicopter Tour CN Tower & WaterfrontYou depart from downtown Toronto's waterfront in a private helicopter with a professional pilot and personalized service. The flight takes you over the CN Tower and Rogers Centre, then out across Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands, with bottled water included and plenty of space to move and photograph. The whole experience runs about thirty minutes from check-in to landing, with no shared seating or group waits.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Toronto's landmarks from above without the logistics of arranging your own aircraft or sharing a cabin with strangers—the private format and downtown waterfront location mean you skip the crowds and get straight to the view.
