Things to do in Toronto
Helicopter Tour Toronto7 optionsToronto City Tour7 optionsToronto Airport Taxi12 optionsBoat Tour Toronto34 optionsBus Tour Toronto5 optionsDistillery District Tours15 optionsFood Tour Toronto26 optionsToronto Bike Tour7 optionsToronto Walking Tour46 optionsToronto Ghost Tour5 optionsToronto Islands Tours7 optionsDistillery Tour Toronto15 options
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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 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.
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Skip the Line Boat CruiseA guided day tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls with skip-the-line access to the boat cruise, round-trip coach transport, and a complimentary maple syrup tasting. The tour departs at 8:30am and runs approximately 9 hours, with roughly two hours of free time to explore Clifton Hill, Journey Behind the Falls, or other attractions on the hill. The boat cruise operates May through October; in winter months, Journey Behind the Falls replaces it. A live English-speaking guide provides local insights throughout the day.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the main Niagara Falls sights arranged and timed so nothing gets missed—the early arrival means you skip the boat queue, the coach handles all the driving, and the maple syrup stop and parkway views are built in. The two hours of free time on Clifton Hill lets you choose what else you want to do without the guide directing every moment.
Toronto: Downtown Bike Tour & Markets with Local GuideYou get a guided ride through downtown Toronto's main neighborhoods and hidden corners in one morning, with a local who knows the stories and the markets worth returning to. The small group size and included bike, helmet, water and snacks mean you show up and ride — no rental hassle, no separate entry fees to negotiate. Plan for three and a half hours out, and bring a note about your city riding comfort level when you book.Is it for me?Right for families and casual riders who want to see downtown Toronto's neighborhoods and markets in one morning without arranging their own bikes or navigating the city alone. The three-and-a-half-hour pace is easy, but you should be comfortable riding in city traffic and varied terrain.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto: Hornblower Cruise & Small GroupYou’ll feel the power of Niagara Falls up close on a small-group day trip from Toronto, with hotel pickup included. Ride the Hornblower boat into the mist, stroll riverside stops like Table Rock and Floral Clock, then unwind in storybook-pretty Niagara-on-the-Lake before heading home.
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.
Niagara Falls Evening Tour Toronto: Boat, Dinner & FireworksYou get picked up from your Toronto hotel or airport, spend the day at Niagara Falls with a guide, take a boat cruise or walk behind the falls depending on the season, enjoy three hours of free time, and watch the evening illumination and fireworks (May–Oct, weather permitting). A buffet dinner overlooking the falls is available as an add-on. The tour includes maple syrup and chocolate tasting, and you're back in Toronto by late evening.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Toronto and want a full Niagara Falls day without arranging transport, timing multiple sites, or buying tickets separately — the guide handles all of it, and the pickup means you start and end at your hotel or airport.
Niagara Falls Boat Cruise & Behind the Falls: Mist at the baseYou walk through Queen Victoria Park with a local guide, ride the Incline Railway down to the river level, board the Niagara City Cruises boat to get close enough to feel the mist from both the Horseshoe and Bridal Veil Falls, and descend into the tunnels behind the Falls for a view from the base. Entry to all three attractions is included, and skip-the-line access means you move straight into Journey Behind the Falls without waiting.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to experience Niagara Falls from three different vantage points — above, on the water, and behind — without arranging separate tickets or navigating between attractions. The guided format and included skip-the-line access mean you move through the main attractions without delays, which is what makes fitting all three into one outing possible.
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.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto: Boat Tour & WineryYou’ll feel Niagara’s power up close on this day trip from Toronto: taste local wine at a family-run winery, get soaked on the Hornblower boat tour (or explore behind the falls in winter), then stroll through charming Niagara-on-the-Lake before heading back—each moment feels bigger than you expect.
Toronto: 20 km Helicopter Tour & CN Tower ViewsYou board a 3-seat helicopter at downtown Toronto airport, climb 2,000 feet, and fly a 20 km loop past the CN Tower, Fort York, Rogers Centre, St. Lawrence Market, the Royal Ontario Museum, Distillery District and the Canadian National Exhibition grounds. The flight lasts 8 minutes and includes local taxes. Multiple daily departures mean you can book a time that works for your schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Toronto's main sights from the air without spending hours in a car or on foot — the helicopter covers landmarks spread across the whole city in one short flight, and multiple daily departures let you choose a time that fits your schedule.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto Airport & Boat CruiseYou're picked up at Toronto Airport, driven to Niagara Falls with stops at the Whirlpool and Power Station, then board a skip-the-line boat cruise to the base of the Falls. You'll taste maple syrup and chocolate, stand at Table Rock overlooking the water, and have three hours free to explore before returning. Pickup and boat tickets are included; the whole day runs about 10 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you're flying into Toronto and want to see Niagara Falls the same day without renting a car or figuring out transit — the pickup from the airport and included boat tickets mean you show up and the logistics are already handled.
Toronto to Niagara Falls: Boat Cruise, Lunch & Fudge TastingYou’ll stand close enough to Niagara Falls to feel its spray on your face during a Hornblower boat cruise, then warm up over a three-course lunch with views of the falls. There’s time for wandering Clifton Hill and sampling local fudge before heading back to Toronto—expect laughter, misty hair, and maybe a rainbow or two lingering in your memory.
Toronto to Niagara Falls: Boat Cruise, Behind the Falls & Maple TastingYou’ll ride from Toronto to Niagara Falls with a small group and local guide, tasting real Canadian maple syrup along the way. Stand in the mist on a Hornblower boat cruise right up to Horseshoe Falls, then explore tunnels behind the roaring water with skip-the-line entry included. There’s time for photos at famous spots and a relaxed lunch before heading back — it’s loud, sweet, sometimes sticky, always memorable.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto with Boat CruiseYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Toronto before heading out along scenic roads toward Niagara Falls. Expect laughs with your guide, free time by the falls’ edge, an optional boat cruise into the misty Horseshoe Falls spray, and a wander through charming Niagara-on-the-Lake. It’s a day packed with sensory moments — roaring water, sweet maple treats, and unexpected connections.
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto & Skip-the-Line BoatYou board a coach at 8:30 AM in Toronto and spend nine hours seeing Niagara Falls from the water (skip-the-line boat included), driving the scenic Parkway past War of 1812 sites and the Floral Clock, tasting maple syrup, and wandering Niagara-on-the-Lake on your own. The guide handles navigation and commentary, pickup is included, and the boat cruise runs May through October—substitute attraction if weather closes the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Niagara Falls from the water without arranging your own transport, boat tickets, or timing—the fixed 9-hour schedule and skip-the-line boat access mean you skip the logistics and land at the base of the Falls instead of viewing it from above.
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.
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.
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.
Hamilton Mountain: Supercar & Exotic Car Test Drive Scenic RoadsYou’ll slip behind the wheel of your dream supercar or exotic car on Hamilton Mountain’s winding roads, with skyline views and photo stops guided by locals who know every turn. Feel every rev and coast past Lake Ontario as your guide leads you through quiet stretches — it’s more than just a drive; it sticks with you.
