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St. Lawrence Market Self-Guided Food Tour in Toronto

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If you’re thinking about adding St. Lawrence Market to your Toronto Itinerary – do it! It’s such a great place to explore the local food of Ontario. This post outlines how we did a self-guided St. Lawrence Market food tour.

Foodie Paradise! That’s pretty much what markets like St. Lawrence are (at least to me). Is it overwhelming to have so many different options to choose from? Heck yes. Deliciously overwhelming!

It’s a good idea to have a plan of attack before visiting St. Lawrence Market, especially if you only have limited time in Toronto, as was our case. We were only able to make it to the market once during our visit, so I wanted to be sure we hit all the right spots in one go! You could seriously come back to St. Lawrence Market several times during one visit to Toronto and eat a handful of different things on each occasion.

If you’re headed to St. Lawrence Market anytime soon, hopefully this will help you with your plan of attack. If you aren’t planning on visiting Toronto in the near future, and you came here just because you’re hungry and love food, welcome friend.

Now let’s get to the food – listed in order that we scarfed everything down!

Carousel Bakery: Peameal Bacon

First up was the peameal bacon sandwich from Carousel Bakery. If you ask any seasoned St. Lawrence Market goer, they will probably tell you that you must try the peameal bacon sandwich from Carousel Bakery. For reals – this is on everyone’s list (except for vegetarians of course).

What in the world is peameal bacon? Glad you asked. Peameal bacon is wet-cured back bacon made from lean boneless pork loin that is trimmed of fat and rolled in cornmeal (formerly rolled in crushed peas – hence the name “peameal”). Really, it just reminds me of thick-sliced ham…or dare we say…Canadian bacon…

At Carousel, they keep their sandwiches simple – a delicious soft bun stuffed with layers of peameal bacon, and a spread station for all your saucy needs (we went with the spicy mustard).

The bacon is nice and salty, and is completely balanced when paired with the bread and mustard. You really do not need anything else here. Simple food often makes a big impact, and I can say for certain this would be a repeat for my husband.

You might be hard pressed to find peameal bacon outside of Canada, or even outside of Ontario for that matter – so if bacon is your jam, you’ll definitely want to jump at the chance at St. Lawrence Market.

St. Urbain: Montreal-Style Bagels

Montreal-style bagels in Ontario? Say it isn’t so! Really, though…you should have seen the eye-roll our tour guide in Montreal gave us when we said we had a Montreal-style bagel in Toronto.

The reason why we chose St. Urbain is that bagels are one of my absolute favorite breakfast foods. Reason? Bread. I love bread! I also just really enjoy savory foods, and bagels and cream cheese have always been my go-to for brek.

But first, we started off with an onion and potato knish because I had a knish for the very first time ever when we did our spring training baseball trip and it was amazing! The knish at St. Urbain was completely different than what I previously had in Arizona – more flakey and layered, kind of like a pastry . It did have a pretty good potato and onion flavor, though I feel it would have been better warmed up.

Okay. Bagel time. Below is the Montreal-style bagel in all its goodness – an onion bagel with plain cream cheese. I loved it!

Montreal-style bagels are cooked sans salt and instead have sugar added to them for a different, slightly sweeter taste. They are also much more chewy in texture. Interesting and satisfying. I don’t think you can go wrong with this choice.

There is a great bagel debate, apparently, between New York and Montreal: Who makes the better bagel? I haven’t had a bagel from NY in my lifetime yet, but I can’t wait to compare! We actually enjoyed this bagel from St. Urbain in Toronto more than the bagel we had in Montreal (though I attribute that to the delicious onion flavor and addition of cream cheese).

The bagels here at St. Urbain are relatively affordable (ours was a mere $2.86 CAD for a bagel and cream cheese), and you can even get sandwiches made with them (2019 menu below).

Kozlik’s: Gourmet Mustard

Being huge mustard fans, there was no way we were going to pass up Kozlik’s. They’ve got a plethora of mustards laid out for tasting, which you can taste by dipping pretzels. We are not fans of sweet mustard, so we just went ahead and helped ourselves to all the hot varieties. SO GOOD!

We walked away with four jars of mustard!

I would have to say my favorite was the horseradish , both in flavor and heat level, though any of the top-tier “hot” varieties are all winners in my book.

Kozlik’s is a must-stop for any mustard lover, and would make a great souvenir (definitely suggest pairing your gourmet mustards with some sausage back home), or even a good gift to bring back for family/friends.

Uno Mustachio: Italian Sandwiches

Holy. Sandwich. I absolutely love eggplant parmesan, so when I came across Uno Mustachio in my research, I knew this was going to be one of my top spots!

Building Your Sandwich

Uno Mustachio offers three different varieties to choose from: Classic, Nonna’s & The Godfather, each offering different filling options/combinations.

• Bread: I got mine with a foccaccia-style bread versus the traditional Kaiser roll since it looked delicious in all its fresh-baked glory. In hindsight, I might have chosen the regular roll since the foccaccia soaked up too much of the sauce quickly and got a little soggy.

• Meats/Filling : You can choose from chicken parmigiana, veal parmigiana, New York Steak, meatball, hot Italian sausage, or eggplant parm (or a combo of multiple, depending on your sandwich choice). The most popular/talked about seems to be a combo of veal and eggplant, though I opted to go vegetarian and just stuck with the eggplant parm.
• Extras : I chose to get the mozzarella cheese (a must – unless of course you are lactose intolerant), peppers, and onion (basically, give me the works).

I am not sure I can remember ever having a sandwich so big! I do not recommend eating a whole sandwich to yourself – it was the size of my head, and you have so much more food at the market to taste. If you aren’t traveling solo, definitely split this with someone else. We each ended up with our own since my husband really wanted to try veal in his and that’s not something that I eat. That was incredibly ambitious of us to say the least.

Flavor of Uno Mustachio Sandwiches

The eggplant was nicely seasoned with a bit of crunch on the outside, which balanced out the “wet” elements of sandwich. If I had to add any additional elements to the sandwich, I’d say definitely go for an extra slice of mozzarella since they put so much eggplant (or whatever your filling of choice is) in the sandwich!

Since our sandwich from Uno Mustachio was consumed towards the end of our time at the market, we were nearing that “I’m stuffed” point and could barely finish our sandwiches. Overall, the sandwiches were really tasty, but definitely way too much food for one person unless this is your only meal from the market.

Hard Cider (aka Dessert)

Ending our time at the market, we passed by a stall selling and pouring samples of Canadian ice wine and cider. Ya’ll know I can’t resist the booze! I have been really loving ciders lately, so we tried the No Boats on Sunday Cranberry Rose Cider and the 100% Ontario Cider , and they were both excellent.

We took a bottle of each to enjoy during the rest of our time in Canada, and I really wish I could find a way to get this imported to the U.S.! If you wander by this stall, definitely go in for the taste test.

Exploring the Rest of the Market

As with any other market of this variety, you’re going to have a ton of fresh produce and meat products to choose from. If you happen to be staying in a place with a kitchen, this is definitely the place to come for stocking up on items to make meals out of.

Pertinent Info

For more info on the St. Lawrence Market, read up here: http://www.stlawrencemarket.com/ . Also, if you aren’t into doing your own self-guided St. Lawrence Market food tour, you can always join a walking tour like this one .

Market Hours: Definitely do not attempt to come on a Sunday! I had foolishly planned a trip there on a Sunday and didn’t realize the food market/stalls are closed that day (Pro Tip: you can go to Kensington Market instead on Sundays)

Farmer’s Market: Saturdays from 5am / 3pm

South Market: Tuesday – Thursday – 8am / 6pm Fridays – 8am / 7pm Saturdays – 5am / 5 pm

If you want to see me talk with my mouth full or with crumbs all over my face, check out our video of us eating food at the market!

Hopefully this post will help you plan your own self-guided St. Lawrence Market food tour! Have you ever been to St. Lawrence Market? Did you try anything different than we did? I’d love to know your thoughts for Round Two when we return to Toronto in the future.

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November 5, 2021 at 6:30 am

Hi Moani, My name is Robert Biancolin, co-owner of Carousel Bakery. Thank you for including us in your wonderful article about Toronto and the St. Lawrence Market. You and your husband definitely enjoyed the food. Since you mentioned next time you visit, I am inviting you both to re-enjoy the Peameal sandwich on the house and share a story or two about the market. Hope to see you soon. Be safe and well. Robert

November 5, 2021 at 7:48 am

Robert thank you so much for reaching out! That is incredibly kind of you, and we certainly will visit when in the area again. It would be lovely to hear some stories about the market! It was one of the highlights of our visit to Toronto.

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Kensington Market ‘Taste the World’ Food Tour

HIGHLIGHTS ✔ Introduction to a variety of multi-cultural food stores, ranging from hidden gems to hip trendsetters ✔ Samples from each location (enough for lunch) ✔ Guided tour on the history of the neighbourhood, stores and food ✔ VIP, skip the line access to all locations ✔ Enjoy the insider knowledge that comes from being on Kensington Market’s first and oldest food tour & Toronto’s top-rated food tour company

GROUP SIZE Minimum group size of 2 people and a maximum of 12 people to ensure quality (smallest food tour groups in Toronto!)

TIMING Daily (except Tuesdays), 11am – 1.30pm PRICING Website Special (best price guarantee)* $69 per person Free for kids under 7!

* Book on our website to access the Website Special ticket option, as well as receive our free neighbourhood e-guide.

More about the tour

Welcome to Tasty Tours, your passport to the flavours and stories of Kensington Market! Nestled in the heart of Toronto, this eclectic neighborhood and National Historic Site is home to a diverse community hailing from every corner of the world. What makes Kensington so special? As the first and oldest food tour in Kensington Market, no one else can show you Kensington like we can. In one lunch, we will travel:

1. Around the world, locally – enjoy skip the line access to a variety of ethnic eats, from mouthwatering Tibetan dumplings to savoury Jamaican patties. In between bites, feast your eyes on the mom-and-pop businesses, brightly coloured graffiti murals and gourmet food shops that lure locals and visitors alike. Come with an appetite, as you’ll have enough samples for lunch!

2. Through time – journey through the history of the market from its origins as a Jewish market to hip neighbourhood to the recent coronavirus challenges and beyond, weaved through the stories of the cafes, stores, and bakeries we visit.

3. Through perspectives – as the first food tour in Kensington Market, we’ve got the insider edge. Uncover the hidden stories and best-kept secrets of the market, and after our day together, you will become an insider too!

You haven’t truly been to Kensington Market until you’ve been on a Tasty Tour of Kensington Market. Don’t miss out, come join us today!

(All participants will receive a complimentary neighbourhood e-guide with their ticket.)

Great experience! It was a wonderful way to explore a neighborhood that we wouldn’t have had a clue how to navigate. We learned much of the culture while sampling great international cuisine. 5-star TripAdvisor review

Frequently Asked Questions

We’d really rather surprise you, it takes too much of the fun out of the tour to tell you everything you’re eating. But if you insist, contact us . (stores subject to change at our discretion)

The tour can be made vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free. Nut-free samples are available at all locations but may contain trace amounts of nuts. Other restrictions may be accommodated on a case by case basis. Please mention any dietary restrictions in the ‘Dietary restrictions’ field when booking a tour.

It begins and ends in the heart of Kensington Market. The start and end stops are a few minutes walk from each other. You will receive the address of the starting point once you’ve signed up for the tour.

Please refer to this useful resource on  directions to Kensington Market  by car and public transit.

There are washrooms at multiple locations throughout the tour, including the start and end point. Your guide can direct you to the best option.

Kids under 7 are not given individual samples on the tour. If you would like to receive additional samples for children, you would need to book them as an adult with General Admission. If you choose not to purchase a ticket for them, you are more than welcome to share your own samples with your little ones.

We do not offer cancellations, as your spot has been reserved for you and food samples ordered ahead of time. However, emergencies do happen, and we permit rescheduling up to 24 hours before the tour due to illness. If you need to reschedule, please contact us as soon as you can!

There is only a 2 – 5 minute walk between stops with only around 1 kilometer (less than a mile) of walking total over the whole tour. The end point is a just next door to the starting location.

More about Kensington Market and the tour

Tasty Tours was one of the first to offer food tours of the Kensington Market area, and we’ve been running tours in this neighbourhood for over 10 years now. Kensington Market and it’s neighbouring Chinatown was a natural choice for us to choose for a food tour, as it truly reflects the spirit of Toronto as one of the most multicultural cities in the world. Chinese, Mexican, Canadian…you name it, you can find it here. Kensington Market is an interesting area to visit because it has managed to retain its immigrant, working-class culture in the face of rampant gentrification. As you stroll down the streets of Kensington, you will notice that unlike most other neighbourhoods in Toronto, there is a surprising lack of large corporations in the neighbourhood.

That’s because Kensington Market residents fight to keep the big box stores out, allowing small, locally-owned businesses to continue flourishing in this area. This is why the neighbourhood has such special character and soul.

Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2006, and is widely considered to be one of the most photographed spots in Toronto, for good reason. Kensington Market is a colourful neighbourhood made up of small eateries, boutiques, produce shops and other local stores lining pedestrian-friendly narrow streets, with many buildings decorated with eminently photogenic graffiti. People who are new to the neighbourhood are sometimes a little confused when they first arrive, expecting a more traditional market like St Lawrence Market selling mostly fresh produce. The name Kensington Market is actually a throwback to its original roots as a Jewish market in the early 1900s, but it has since evolved over the years to become the neighbourhood that we now see, with a mix of ethnic eateries, produce shops, vintage stores and more.

Having visited all the stores in the neighbourhood over the years, we like to consider ourselves Kensington Market experts.

In our humble opinion, Kensington Market is THE place in Toronto to get a huge variety of authentic, affordable eats within walking distance of each other, and that is why it is one of our favourite neighbourhoods in Toronto. After countless hours of research (and a lot of eating!), we’ve hand-picked a variety of different stores that we feel best represent distinctive threads in the fabric that is Toronto’s rich food culture, as well as a selection of stories about the neighbourhood, stores and food. All of the stores and samples were tested by countless locals and tourists, and we’ve tweaked the tour over time to arrive at the perfect mix of variety, amount and deliciousness for the majority of our guests.

After the tour, you’ll probably want to stick around the area. Shop at some of the vintage stores in the area, listen to some of the buskers in the area, or take selfies at the many graffiti murals in the neighbourhood. Feel free to ask your guide for more suggestions during the tour, as we would love to share more about one of our favourite spots in the city!

Whether a local or a tourist, Kensington Market is a unique and must-visit Toronto neighbourhood, and we guarantee you will eat or learn something new on this tour.

12 Best Food Tours in Toronto from a Local in 2024

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Posted on Last updated: November 8, 2023

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Grab a pair of super stretchy elastic pants because we’re about to swan dive into a list of the 12 best food tours in Toronto right now.

Because as you probably already know, Toronto is a super multicultural city that is brimming over with delicious, authentic cuisine from all around the world.

However, if you’re visiting for the first time then it can be difficult to know where to go and what to eat.

And that’s where this list of the best food tours Toronto has to offer comes in mighty handy.

Not only will these expert, local guides take you around the city, but they’ll introduce you to a variety of secret spots that serve some of the best food you’ve ever tasted.

Trust me on this. I’ve been to Toronto more times than I care to mention. And a Toronto food tour is a great way to quickly and easily enjoy the best that the Toronto food scene.

So, stop spending tons of money on mediocre at best food and start living it up with this list of the top food tours in Toronto .

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Best Food Tours in Toronto

1. canadian food discovery at the st lawrence market.

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (3 Reviews) Price: $76 Duration: 3 hours📍 Meeting Point: Outside the Hockey Hall of Fame Building Tour Operator: Intrepid Urban Adventures – Canada Details: Read more on Get Your Guide now!

One of the best places in Toronto for food is the historic St. Lawrence Market! And The Canadian Food Discovery tour takes visitors to one of the best food markets in the world to sample famous Canadian foods!

So, over the course of 3 hours, your eco-certified tour operator will take you through parts of old Toronto to learn about the area and to see some of its major attractions.

Additionally, you’ll make stops to sample delicious coffee and learn about where to find a slice of delicious apple cake!

“Great way to see the market, learn about the history and taste some great food. The apple cake, pea meal sandwich, and butter tart were delicious. My guide was extremely knowledgeable and made the tour really great. Highly recommend.” Get Your Guide Traveler from the USA ( read more reviews now )

Then, next up is St. Lawrence Market. So, while exploring this area you’ll learn about its incredible history before sampling some of the best food in Canada!

Then, at one of the best stops in the market you’ll sample the official food of Toronto, the peameal bacon sandwich. You’ll also hear all about the sandwich’s backstory and what celebrities have indulged in one!

However, a few other tasty foods that tour guests will sample include Montreal-style bagels, maple candy, and butter tarts.

Finally, the tour ends at a local pub that’s been a staple of the community for decades. And on the last stop of the tour, guests will dine on what is one of the most iconic Canadian dishes, poutine!

All In all, this epic food tour in Toronto is the perfect way to sample some of the best food Canada has to offer!

Then, afterward, you can relax at one of the best hotels in Toronto with a jacuzzi .

2. Kensington Market Chinatown Walking Tour

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (8 Reviews) Price: $26.25 Duration: 2 hours📍 Meeting Point: The Campbell House, 160 Queen St W, Toronto, Tour Operator: Top Dog Tours Toronto Details: Read more on Get Your Guide now!

During this Kensington Market Chinatown Walking Tour , you’ll explore one of the most unique places in Toronto and uncover its top food stops too!

See, this incredible 2-hour walking tour takes you to a number of historic sights and lots of incredible cafes and restaurants within Kensington Market.

Plus, you’ll learn about Toronto’s diverse food culture as you depart from the Campbell House on Queen Street West and wander through the streets of Chinatown.

“Really enjoyed our experience. Our guide Rachel was excellent and very knowledgeable! She was also very accommodating. Would highly recommend!” Get Your Guide Traveler from Canada ( read more reviews now )

Take some time to learn all about the old and new Chinatown as you explore the neighborhood’s incredible street art, cultural markets, and more!

The tour then continues on to Kensington Market, an eclectic neighborhood that is a testament to the city’s vibrant multiculturalism!

Just be sure to come hungry since there are a lot of great stops along the way where you can try a variety of different foods and drinks.

However, a few highlights include the Lucky Moose Food Mart, Moonbeam Coffee, and Nu Bugel.

Not gonna lie though, one of the top food stops of them all is Otto’s Berliner Döner since they have one of the best döners in Toronto!

Overall, this is a wonderful tour that combines a visit to some of Toronto’s most unique places with awesome food!

3. Local Craft Beer, History and Culture Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.9/5.0 (49 Reviews) Price: $74.26 per night Duration: 4 hours📍 Meeting Point: Outside the Hockey Hall of Fame Tour Operator: Intrepid Urban Adventures – Canada Details: Read more on Get Your Guide now!

Get hoppy on this Local Craft Beer, History and Culture Tour in Toronto !

Because this tour introduces you to the Toronto craft beer scene and explains exactly how beer has played a major role in the city’s unique history.

Plus, this four-hour tour will walk you through old Toronto as your tour guide shares what the city was like in the 1800s and reveals tales about historic York, which was the city’s original name.

“We had the best time on this tour, we learn lots, drank delicious beer and also had the best tour mates which really topped the whole thing off! our tour guide was the absolute best and really fitted the tour to the group. we will be back in toronto next year and will 1000% be taking this again purely to see our tour guide again. it was honestly like sharing a couple of beers with budies and telling great stories. If you are looking for something to do this is it.” Courtnei ( read more reviews now )

Then, jump through time and enjoy more modern tales as you make three main pub stops, two at historic pubs and one as a craft brewpub.

So, in addition to sipping some of the best craft beers the city has to offer, you’ll hear interesting stories about how beer was used throughout the city’s history – from its use as a social lubricant at communal gatherings to curing diseases.

Then, before the tour ends in the Distillery District, you’ll make a stop at the St. Lawrence, where you’ll be able to grab some amazing local delicacies.

4. 3-Hour Secret Food Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.8/5.0 (13 Reviews) Price: $70.41 Duration: 3 hours📍 Meeting Point: St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Across from Berczy Park Tour Operator: Essor Details : Read more on Get Your Guide now!

This awesome Secret Food Tour in Toronto dishes out expert tips on where to find the best hidden gems in the city when it comes to food!

So, starting at the St. Lawrence Market, tour-goers will get the opportunity to sample a variety of different dishes.

You’ll then learn all about the oldest market in Toronto, discuss its cool architecture, and get the 411 on the city’s local food scene.

Then, while exploring the market you’ll learn all about Canadian cuisine before stopping for fun photo-ops and food tastings that include fish and chips, pierogis, and a Canadian classic BLT sandwich with peameal bacon!

“We totally would do this experience again! Our guy was amazing and very informative. We didn’t really know what to expect and wasn’t sure if it was something we would like but it was everything we expected and more. We left extremely full and the food was all delicious. We would suggest this at the beginning of your trip!” Patrick ( read more reviews now )

And in addition to sampling traditional Canadian comfort food, this tour will reveal a few secrets about traditional local foods that you probably didn’t even know were Canadian!

Finally, this amazing food tour will bring you to a local hidden gem that sits just across the street from Berczy Park.

While here, you’ll indulge in one last sweet secret bite as you finish up one of the best food tours in Toronto.

And with six different tastings in total, this tour is great for visitors and locals who want to experience a unique part of the Toronto food scene.

5. Explore and Taste The Junction, Toronto’s Hippest Neighbourhood

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (5 Reviews) Price: $75.81 Duration: 3 hours📍 Meeting Point: 3224 Dundas St W Tour Operator : Toronto Food Adventures Details: Read more on Viator now!

Many visitors to Toronto go to popular places like Kensington Market and St. Lawrence Market. But this Toronto foo d tour explores a unique area that’s not on most tourists’ radar.

See, the Explore and Taste The Junction food tour takes visitors through one of the city’s hippest neighborhoods.

And during this 3-hour walking tour, you’ll learn all about the fascinating history of The Junction. Your guide will also share tons of interesting info, like the fact that this neighborhood only lifted its prohibition on alcohol two decades ago.

Plus, you’ll discover some of the top places to eat during one of the best food tours in Toronto!

“We had a wonderful day walking around in the Junction Neighbourhood of Toronto. We had some great food learned more about the city and saw how charming the Junction is. Scott and David our guides, were amazing. I highly recommend this tour. It’s a great way to spend a day learning about food and the wonderful city of Toronto.” Anonymous ( read more reviews now )

Because this walking and tasting tour takes you to five unique restaurants. And you’ll really get to enjoy each stop since the pace of the tour is relaxed. Therefore, you won’t feel rushed while enjoying your food.

Therefore, this tour is a great option for anyone looking to explore a different side of Toronto. Plus, it’s fun for locals too who want to learn more about the area.

6. Kensington Market -Toronto’s Neighborhood International Food Tour

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (361 Reviews) Price: $74.28 Duration: 2.5 hours📍 Meeting Point: 240 Augusta Ave Operator: Chopsticks and Forks Details: Read more on Viator now!

This Kensington Market International Food Tour enables you to try a wide array of cuisines from all around the world!

Because during this 2.5-hour walking tour, visitors get to explore one of the best neighborhoods in Toronto.

After all, Kensington Market is filled with vintage shops, cute cafes, and fabulous street art that makes for some of the best free things to do in Toronto .

Plus, this super cool area is also home to a smorgasbord of foods from various countries. However, with so many places to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to start.

Well, luckily for you your knowledgeable, local guide will help steer you in the right direction. Therefore, this tour will only stop at the best restaurants and cafes that Kensington Market has to offer.

“It was an excellent food tour that brought Kensington market and its history to such a beautiful memory for us. Jessica managed to explain everything about the place with such passion and understanding that we would now like to eat our way through Kensington market. So much knowledge about food, but also respect for the history and owners of the restaurants and small businesses there…we can only recommend you to book this tour and enjoy a wonderful hours spent together with a group of people with similar passion like yours.” Stefanie ( read more reviews now )

So, come hungry since this epic Toronto food tour will introduce you to six different international dishes, including everything from Jamaican patties to Tibetan momos!

Plus, this is one of the best food tours in Toronto that has options available for vegetarians and pescatarians, with built-in flexibility for people with other dietary needs.

Additionally, this tour is fit for all ages and abilities since it covers a small area and doesn’t include a lot of walking.

So, if you’re looking for the best food tours in Toronto that cover a wide range of cuisines then this International Food Tour is for you!

7. Underground Donut Tour in Toronto

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (2 Reviews) Price: $50.00 Duration: 2 hours📍 Meeting Point: 445 Adelaide St W Details: Read more on Viator now!

One of the sweetest food tours in Toronto is the Underground Donut Tour !

See, this 2-hour walking tour takes visitors from the Fashion District to Kensington Market and Chinatown.

And as the name suggests, tour-goers will be eating their way through Toronto’s donut scene!

So, the tour will begin in the heart of downtown Toronto, where you’ll be sampling confectionary delights from COPS Doughnuts!

“We can to Toronto to see the play Harry Potter. The play was on Sunday and we needed something to do on Saturday. This was a perfect tour for myself and my daughters. Our tour guide, Etain, was a wealth of knowledge; During the tour we felt that he was a part of our group. Etain pointed out some of the beautiful murals along the walk. The city is full of murals, it was good to see them up close and personal. The donuts were devine. Know that we are home reviewing the donut emersion experience, it hard to decide which one was our favorite. I would love to come back and do this tour again with my grandchildren.” Mary S ( read more reviews now )

Not only are their tiny doughnuts adorable but so is their cute pink shop!

Next, head to Bloomer’s, an incredible vegan donut shop on Queen Street West where you’ll get another tasting.

Plus, your guide will share some interesting stories about the shop as well as the neighborhood’s unique history.

Then, after making your way to Kensington Market, you’ll be escorted to two additional surprise donut stops!

Because with more and more artisanal donut shops popping up across the city, this tour offers you a fun way to check out a bunch of them!

8. Toronto: Craft Brewery Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.4/5.0 (2 Reviews) Price: $78.76 Duration: 3.5 hours📍 Meeting Point: In front of the station on Keele street Tour Operator: Canadian Craft Tours Details: Read more on Get Your Guide now!

Drink your way through some of the best breweries in the city during this Toronto Craft Brewery Tour !

See, this craft beer tour takes guests to three different breweries in Toronto’s west end before going on a behind-the-scenes tour of a local brewery!

You’ll also get to travel in style since this 3.5 to 4-hour tour includes transportation from a local transit hub.

And once on board the mini-bus, you’ll be driven to all of your stops. Therefore, minimal walking and stumbling required – especially if you imbibe in a few too many.

“Alex was very easy to work with in setting up. We found the van easily and had a great time!” Anonymous ( read more reviews now )

Plus, once you arrive at each of the breweries you’ll enjoy a flight of beer that includes over 20 ounces of premium craft beer.

This fun tour also gives you ample time at each destination. Therefore, you won’t feel rushed and even learn all about the history of the craft beer scene in Ontario.

You’ll also receive an official tasting lesson that includes flavor profiles and more!

And if you want to add food to your beer tasting, menus are available for pre-order. Also, be prepared for some fun trivia too!

9. Riverside +Leslieville Food Tour

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (1296 Reviews) Price: $86 Duration: 3 hours📍 Meeting Point: SE corner of Queen St. East + Broadview Ave. Tour Operator: Culinary Adventure Co. Details: Read more on their website now!

For those of you looking to explore a truly unique food scene then try the Riverside and Leslieville Food Tour in Toronto!

See, Culinary Adventure Co., an award-winning food tour company in Canada, offers a wide array of food tours.

And for the last 9 years, they’ve been awarded TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence. So, you know their tours are top-notch.

Now, on their 3-hour Riverside and Leslieville Food Tour guests will explore these two exciting neighborhoods in Toronto’s east end.

Because in addition to being a hip neighborhood, this area is also home to some of the best eateries in Toronto!

And your local guide will take you to some of the most unique food stops in the area.

Along the way you’ll also learn about the area’s history and taste some incredible international dishes. Portions are big though so be prepared to eat well on this tour!

Your guide will also introduce you to some of the city’s best hidden gems when it comes to food, like a Lebanese lunch spot and the best place to get apple fritters in Toronto!

After all, this amazing tour company is all about introducing visitors to the best local foods while exposing them to culture and the people behind the food!

10. Small-Group Niagara Wine Region Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.8/5.0 (10 Reviews) Price: $127.14 Duration: 9 hours📍 Meeting Point: 255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto Tour Operator: Redback Tours Inc. Details: Read more on Get Your Guide now!

Enjoy an amazing day trip from Toronto if you join this Small Group Niagara Wine Region Tour !

Just hop aboard a spacious luxury mini-bus and set off on a tour of Ontario’s wine region. After all, Niagara is known as one of the best wine regions in the world!

Now, this full-day tour runs for approximately 9 hours and includes a scenic drive around Lake Ontario as part of one of the best food tours in Toronto.

“Wine tour was great. Enjoyed the winery’s, all we’re informative and entertaining. Lunch was awesome at Harbour winery. Staff winery was entertaining and was beautiful.” Anonymous ( read more reviews now )

Then, at each of four award-winning wineries, guests will enjoy a tasting of a selection of fabulous wines.

You’ll also learn about viticulture in the region and go behind the scenes at some of the wineries to learn how wine is made.

And just a few of the wineries you’ll get to visit during this tour include Pillitteri Estates Winery and Wayne Gretzky Estates.

You’ll also be treated to a lovely lunch stop at one of the wineries. However, lunch is not included in the price of the tour.

So, if you’re looking to explore more of the region beyond Toronto then this wine-tasting tour is a great option!

11. Best of Toronto Private, In-Car, Food + Sightseeing Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.0/5.0 (3 Reviews) Price: $256.54 Duration: 3-5 hours📍Meeting Point: 55 Front St W, Toronto Tour Operator: Eating Through T.O. Details: Read more on Viator now!

Explore the city on this Best of Toronto Private, In-Car, Food and Sightseeing Tour !

Because this fast-paced private tour takes guests around Toronto to see the city’s top attractions. Plus, you’ll get to eat your way through Toronto too, as this tour features plenty of tasty food stops!

“Wow, what a great host McKenzie was for our girls weekend in Toronto! He had done his homework and accomodated all our wishes for an interesting mix of esoteric sight seeing and finding interesting local food experiences that accommodated all our food needs including gluten free diet. The food and drink choices were diverse, plentiful and fun! We appreciated the passion that was shown for the city and it unique food offerings Highly recommended!” Anonymous ( read more reviews now )

So, on this 3-to-5-hour tour of Toronto, your guide will drive you around the city in style! And as you cruise past sights like the CN Tower and Casa Loma you’ll learn about what makes them so special.

You’ll also make a bunch of fun stops too as you enjoy a photo shoot in Graffiti Alley and snap a selfie with the Toronto sign.

Plus, you’ll get to explore some of the city’s best neighborhoods like the Distillery District and Kensington Market!

But don’t worry because this is one of the best food tours in Toronto that features plenty of food stops too!

So, follow along as your guide introduces you to foodie hotspots like Chinatown and Queen Street West.

12. Taste the World in Kensington Market

⭐️ Rating: 5.0/5.0 (179 Reviews) Price: $68.15 Duration: 2.5 hours📍 Meeting Point: Moonbean Coffee Company Tour Operator: Tasty Tours Toronto Details: Read more on Viator now!

Another pick for one of the best food tours in Toronto, the Taste the World in Kensington Market tour is a fun foodie experience that introduces you to one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world!

So, it’s no surprise that you’ll discover a wealth of international cuisine throughout the city. And one of the best neighborhoods for delicious, multicultural cuisine is Kensington Market!

Therefore, during this food tour, you’ll explore this National Historic Site of Canada and eat at a number of the neighborhood’s best eateries.

Additionally, this fun walking tour runs for approximately 2.5 hours and introduces you to the area’s history, influences, and tasty food from around the world.

“I loved this tour! Damien was our guide and he was knowledgeable and super nice. We tried delicious food and learned a lot. Would for sure recommend this tour to anyone new to the city – it’s a great way to try new foods that you probably wouldn’t on your own. Thank you, Damien!” Nancy ( read more reviews now )

Plus, this unique food tour introduces you to a few hotspots but to plenty of hidden gems too!

Now, a few highlights include Syrian hummus, a staple in the diet of Canada’s Indigenous people, and a surprise dish!

All in all, this is a great guided food tour for those looking to try some new dishes. Plus, you’ll find plenty of hidden gems in Kensington, like street art, fun stores, and more as you check out some of the best views in Toronto too.

Best Food Tours in Toronto FAQ

What are the best places for food tours in toronto.

The best places for food tours in Toronto are:

• Secret Food Tours Toronto
• Chopsticks+Forks
• Culinary Adventure Co.
• Intrepid Urban Adventures – Toronto
• Toronto Urban Adventures

What is the Most Famous Food in Toronto?

The most famous food in Toronto is street meats like hot dogs and sausages.

What is a Foody Tour?

A foody tour is a specialized guided tour that is centered around food. Therefore, participants will learn all about the traditions and history of local people through their food.

Many of these tours also include samples of local food and drinks so that visitors can taste local food too.

How do you Organize a Food Tour?

You can organize a food tour by either contacting a food tour company directly or by booking one through a third-party site like Viator or Get Your Guide.

Additionally, you could also use various online resources to create your very own self-guided food tour.

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1. Kensington Market -Toronto's Neighborhood International Food Tour

2. Toronto Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours

3. Toronto Food Tour: Taste the World in Kensington Market

4. Toronto's Fusion Food Tour

5. Toronto Delicious Donut Adventure & Walking Food Tour

6. Luxury Wine Tours to Niagara On The Lake

7. Explore and Taste The Junction, Toronto’s Hippest Neighbourhood (3 Hours)

8. Must Do Toronto Food Tour

9. Ultimate Wine Country and Niagara Falls Private Tour with Lunch

10. Toronto World Food Tour

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My wife and I really enjoyed the tour. Jusep's passion for food and the area really shines through during the tour. I would recommend this tour to locals and people visiting from other countries.

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We LOVED this tour! Our guide, Fenny, was so knowledgeable about both Toronto and the different cultures. All the food was awesome and the neighborhood is so unique, Would definitely do again!

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Kensington Market -Toronto’s Neighborhood International Food Tour

🍔 Don’t have time to read the entire article? The Kensington Market – Toronto’s Neighborhood International Food Tour has many stellar reviews!

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Toronto Kensington Market – International Food Tour ✔️ Skip the long lines ✔️ Sample a variety of international foods

Best of Toronto Private, In-Car, Food + Sightseeing Tour ✔️ Sightseeing & food tour ✔️ Private guide & transportation

Toronto Walking Food Tour ✔️ Generous samples along with “Secret Food” ✔️ Multi-neighbourhood walk

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1. kensington market – toronto’s neighborhood international food tour.

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2.5 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Kensington Market International Food Tour Includes:

• Local guide.
• Guaranteed to skip the long lines.
• Food tasting.

Dive into Kensington Market’s Food Diversity : Discover Toronto’s most diverse food scene as you taste your way through the market on this Kensington Market International Food Tour .

No More Overwhelm : Don’t get lost in the maze of options! With your guide leading the way, you’ll know exactly where to go to experience the market’s top-notch eateries.

😍 What Past Guests Have Said

Jessica is a fantastic tour guide and shares a bit of history too which is great. Experience was worthwhile and the food was a treat and fun way to experience the various cultures of Toronto. — derek ( see more rEVIEWS )

Savour International Flavors : Sample at least 6 international cuisines, from Tibetan momos to Jamaican patties.

Perfect Weekend Plans : Join a tour on Saturdays and Sundays to turn your weekend into a delicious journey. Plus, there is also a great vegetarian option to cater to everyone’s taste buds.

All ages and abilities are welcome, so bring your appetite and enthusiasm!

💡 Things to Keep in Mind:

• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• Operates in all weather conditions.
• Travellers should have a moderate physical fitness level.
• Not wheelchair accessible.
• This tour ONLY offers Vegetarian and Pescatarian options. This tour is NOT for guests who have an aversion/allergy to gluten, dairy, or nuts.
• This tour will have a maximum of 14 travellers.

2. Best of Toronto Private, In-Car, Food + Sightseeing Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3-5 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Best of Toronto Private, In-Car, Food + Sightseeing Tour Includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off.
• Driver/ Local guide.
• Bottled water.

Discover Toronto’s Culinary Gems Privately : Toronto is a food lover’s paradise, and this Private Food and Sightseeing Tour is your ticket to uncover its culinary treasures.

There is no need to navigate – your guide will pick you up right at your accommodation, and you’ll travel in style in a private car.

A Taste of Toronto’s Best : From iconic landmarks like the CN Tower and City Hall to the vibrant streets of Chinatown, you’ll explore it all.

But the real highlight? Stops at local eateries where you’ll savour Japanese delicacies, Tibetan delights, and sweet treats.

We loved our tour with Mackenzie. He was so knowledgeable and personable. We loved getting a feel for the neighborhoods with great foods in Toronto. The food and drink were awesome. Merci! — TripAdvisor Reviewer ( see more rEVIEWS )

Your Tour, Your Way : With a private tour, it’s all about you. Customize the itinerary to match your interests.

Want more local food stops or a longer visit to a particular spot? This tour has got you covered.

Effortless Adventure : This half-day tour is all about comfort and luxury.

Your guide will take care of the logistics with hotel pickup and drop-off, so you can focus on enjoying top landmarks and indulging in delicious samples.

It’s the perfect way to experience Toronto’s food scene hassle-free.

• This is a private tour. Only your group will participate.

3. Toronto Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3.5 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Toronto Walking Food Tour Includes:

• Visit locals-approved Toronto eateries.
• Generous food tastings including a delicious Secret Dish.

Explore Toronto’s Culinary Tapestry : Dive into Toronto’s diverse culinary heritage on this mouthwatering Toronto Walking Food Tour .

Bring your appetite and meet your guide in the late morning for a food adventure like no other.

Off the Beaten Path : Step away from the tourist hotspots and follow your guide to the popular eateries that locals go to.

Exceeded expectations. We were not only impressed and happy, we were full. The “surprise” taste was worth the hype. They do a great job on the timing of types of foods and the taste portions…I tried foods I would not have otherwise, and saw authentic Toronto locations and tastes. — LoraJane ( see more rEVIEWS )

Tantalize Your Taste Buds : From comfort-food classics like fish & chips to pierogies, and even a local sushi staple, you’ll sample a wide range of delicious treats.

And don’t forget the sweet finale!

The Secret Dish Surprise : As the grand finale, your guide will reveal a tantalizing Secret Dish – a culinary mystery that’ll keep you guessing until the day of the tour.

• The tour runs rain or shine.
• Many tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions.
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This tour will have a maximum of 10 travellers.

4. Taste the World in Kensington Market

🍔 The Taste the World in Kensington Market Tour Includes:

• All tastings included.

Multicultural Culinary Journey : Head out on a flavorful adventure through Toronto’s Kensington Market.

Savour the incredible multicultural cuisine as you Taste the World on this amazing tour.

Discover Toronto’s Food Story : Dive into Toronto’s fascinating food history and the global influences that have shaped its culinary scene.

Your guide will dish out the stories behind the flavours.

Food was amazing and our tour guide was very knowledgeable. Although I have lived and been to Toronto many times, I had never known much about this area. It was absolutely worth it! — amy ( see more rEVIEWS )

Eclectic Exploration : On this Kensington Market food tour, wander the vibrant streets and explore the best vendors, stores, and bakeries.

From Indigenous frybread to Syrian hummus and a unique Canadian creation, you’ll try a pretty diverse range of flavours.

Small-Group Intimacy : Enjoy an intimate atmosphere with a small-group tour limited to just 10 people.

The series of tastings add up to a hearty lunch, and all tasting fees are included.

5. Toronto’s Fusion Food Tour

🍔 The Toronto’s Fusion Food Tour Includes:

• All food tastings included.
• Vegetarian options are available.

Enjoy the Flavours of Kensington Market : Join your tour group on a delectable journey through Kensington Market.

Not only is this one of Toronto’s trendiest neighbourhoods but it is definitely beloved by foodies and locals alike.

Let the Experts Guide Your Palate : With Toronto’s Fusion Food Tour , you won’t miss a single culinary gem.

Trust your guide to select the best dishes from a variety of menus, ensuring you taste the best that this eclectic National Historic Site has to offer.

William was an amazing tour guide. We enjoyed learning the history of the neighborhood as well as eating such a variety of unique cuisine we would have never found on our own. Thanks for a unique experience! — donna ( see more rEVIEWS )

A True Canadian Food Experience : Immerse yourself in Canada-themed tastings that celebrate the country’s diverse culinary heritage.

From First Nations cuisine to the iconic French-Canadian poutine, it’s a delicious adventure through Canadian flavours.

Variety to Satisfy Every Appetite : Whether you’re a meat lover or vegetarian, there’s something for everyone on this tour.

All food tastings are included, and the generous portions equate to a hearty dinner. Come hungry and leave satisfied!

• Tour does NOT offer Vegan or Gluten-Free options.

6. Underground Donut Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍩 The Underground Donut Tour Includes:

Donut Delight in Downtown Toronto : Indulge your sweet tooth on an exciting donut adventure that takes you through the most captivating parts of downtown Toronto, including Kensington Market and Chinatown.

Cops Doughnuts: The Perfect Start : The Underground Donut Tour kicks off at Cops Doughnuts in the heart of the Fashion District.

Get ready for hot, fresh, and irresistibly tiny donuts that taste as good as they look.

The Underground Donut tour was great! Will was our guide and he was amazing; very friendly and great to talk too. We visited several donut shops and tried a variety from each place…We also enjoyed the walk through Kensington Market and Graffiti Alley. We highly recommend this tour for tourists and locals! —miguel ( see more rEVIEWS )

Explore Beyond Donuts : As you journey along Queen Street, you’ll discover a wealth of shops and restaurants to explore later.

Learn a bit of history about Bloomer’s and the neighbourhood before savouring freshly made daily donuts that will leave your taste buds craving more.

Kensington Market Surprises : Our tour takes you through Alexandra Park and into the vibrant Kensington Market, where your guide will have two secret donut stops waiting for you.

We won’t spill the beans – you’ll have to join the tour to uncover these amazing surprises!

• Near public transportation.
• Not recommended for travellers with mobility issues.
• This tour will have a maximum of 20 travellers.

7. Canadian Food Discovery at the St Lawrence Market

⭐️  RATING:  4.4 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Canadian Food Discovery at the St Lawrence Market Includes:

• Locally roasted coffee (or tea), soda/pop
• A variety of “Canadian Food” samples.

Expert-Guided Food Adventure : During the Canadian Food Discovery at the St Lawrence Market , you will explore Toronto’s local cuisine with an expert guide.

Visit Old Town Toronto, iconic landmarks like Berczy Park, and the renowned St. Lawrence Market.

Sweet and Savory Tastings : Indulge in a variety of amazing tastings, from the world’s best apple cake to iconic Canadian foods like peameal bacon sandwiches, butter tarts, and poutine.

Absolutely terrific! Kieran was friendly, knowledgeable, and relaxed. He told great stories, and we had great samples of delicious food. Toronto’s Old Town neighborhood came alive for us – it was a highlight of our entire trip… Kiernan has a knack for making people feel like they’ve been friends for years, not just-met strangers. HIGHLY RECOMMEND both the tour and the guide! — Jennifer ( see more rEVIEWS )

Cultural Insights : Learn about the diverse immigrant influences on Toronto’s food culture over two centuries.

Take the opportunity to chat with the vendors to expand your culinary knowledge.

Embrace Canadian Food : By the end of the tour, you will have tasted some of the most iconic Canadian cuisine.

• This is a child-friendly tour, children under the age of 6 are permitted to join this tour free of charge.
• The St. Lawrence Market is closed on Sundays and Mondays, so the tour does not run on those days.
• Vegetarians can be accommodated.
• Wheelchair accessible.

8. Kensington Market By The Sidewalk Food Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2 hours 15 mins | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Kensington Market By The Sidewalk Food Tour Includes:

• All food tastings.

Eclectic Culinary Adventure : Dive into Toronto’s historic Kensington Market , a vibrant hub of businesses and vendors.

This walking tour is definitely your ticket to enjoying the delicious flavours that fill its streets.

International Flavour Fiesta : Join a small group and head out on a food tour that takes your taste buds on a worldwide journey.

From local gems to international dishes, you’ll sample a diverse range of flavours guided by your knowledgeable host.

Our guide was very knowledgeable. I lived in Toronto a few years ago, and I learnt new things about the city. The food was amazing and plentiful. Don’t have a huge breakfast before taking this tour! — rebecca ( see more rEVIEWS )

History and Culture : Learn about Toronto’s rich history and the fascinating story of the market as you munch on mouth-watering bites.

And don’t forget to take in the unique street art and character of the surrounding neighbourhood.

Delicious Memories : Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this tour leaves you with a belly full of tasty memories and a newfound appreciation for Kensington Market’s culinary and cultural tapestry.

• A Vegetarian option is available.
• This tour will have a maximum of 12 travellers.

9. Explore and Taste The Junction

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Explore and Taste The Junction Tour Includes:

• Visit five different restaurants for your tastings.
• Local tour guide.

Delicious Discovery in the Junction : Join the Explore and Taste The Junction walking tour to uncover the vibrant culture and flavours of Toronto’s colourful Junction neighbourhood.

A Sip of Local History : Learn about the neighborhood’s unique history, including its past prohibition of alcohol, and how it has evolved into a cherished local gem.

Scott was an awesome tour guide who had a deep level of knowledge of the Junction neighbourhood and was very flexible in catering the stops to the interests of the group. — susanna ( see more rEVIEWS )

Taste the Neighborhood : Immerse yourself in the local vibe as you visit five distinct restaurants for mouthwatering tastings. Get a true sense of the neighbourhood’s culinary scene.

Relaxed Exploration : With a half-day tour at a comfortable pace, you’ll have more than enough time to enjoy all the delicious flavours that this neighbourhood is known for.

• Near public transportation

10. Distillery District Breakfast Walking Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 hour 15 mins | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍔 The Distillery District Breakfast Walking Tour Includes:

• Food Tasting.
• Professional tour guide.

Morning Bliss in the Distillery District : Kickstart your day in the charming Distillery District with Toronto’s finest coffee and morning bites.

The Distillery District Breakfast Walking Tour sets the stage for an awesome culinary adventure.

Coffee and History Unite : Coffee and tea enthusiasts, this one’s for you!

The Distillery District Breakfast Tour is the perfect way to enjoy the flavours of the Distillery District, while also learning a thing or two about its captivating history.

Local Favorites Await : Indulge in delicious morning delights as you visit renowned spots like Arvo Coffee, Brick Street Bakery, and Cluny Café & Boulangerie.

From freshly brewed coffee to sweet and savoury treats, you’ll experience the best of breakfast and brunch.

Vegetarian-Friendly : Vegetarians, you’re in for a treat too! Just let your guide know in advance, and they will arrange for meat-free options for you at each stop.

• This tour is generally recommended for those aged 10 years and above.
• Walking level is easy.
• Bring water and a towel for the bus.
• This activity will have a maximum of 8 travellers.

11. Toronto Private Walking Food Tour

🍔 The Toronto Private Walking Food Tour Includes:

• All food tastings including the delicious Secret Dish.

Explore Iconic Toronto Dishes : Join a Private Walking Food Tour to the heart of Old Toronto, where you’ll discover and savour some of the city’s most iconic dishes.

History Meets Cuisine : Experience the perfect blend of old and new, not just in architecture but also in the flavours of the city.

Local Insights and Understanding : This tour is your gateway to local knowledge and a deeper understanding of this vibrant city.

Let your guide take you through the rich history and diverse culture that make Toronto truly unique.

Had a great food tour with Ian as our guide. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Fully recommend to anyone looking to learn a bit about the city whilst being well fed! — TripAdvisor Reviewer ( see more rEVIEWS )

Private and Personalized Experience : As a private tour, everything revolves around you. Enjoy a relaxed pace with flexible start times and open dates.

Immerse yourself in an intimate and cozy experience where every question is answered, and you’ll leave feeling like a true Toronto native.

• Many of the tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions.
• Runs in all weather conditions.

🍻 Best Toronto Wine & Beer Tours

As a bonus, we have included two highly-rated beer and wine tours that may catch your interest.

12. Toronto Local Beer Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🍺 The Toronto Local Beer Tour Includes:

• Visit a few unique and historic pubs.
• Local beer at each of the two pubs.

Beer and History : Explore Toronto’s beer heritage in Old Town, visiting classic pubs and enjoying a beer tasting at Mill Street Brewery.

Culinary Delights : On this Toronto Local Beer Tour , you will try a variety of Canadian specialties at St. Lawrence Market and discover the diverse flavours of the country.

We loved the beer tour, Jason was very knowledgeable and friendly. We highly recommend this tour for anyone who loves beer or if they just want to learn more about beer. — Chandresh ( see more rEVIEWS )

Trendy Distillery District : Experience the historic yet rejuvenated charm of the Distillery District, one of Canada’s top tourist destinations.

Personalized Experience : With a small group size, you’ll enjoy a personalized tour, guided by a local expert.

You can also rest easy knowing it’s a carbon-neutral tour by an eco-conscious company.

• Minimum age is 19 years.

13. Speak Easy Wine Tasting Experience

🍷 The Speak Easy Wine Tasting Experience Includes:

• Alcoholic Beverages.

Exclusive CN Tower View : Get a behind-the-scenes look at Toronto’s vibrant life.

Enjoy an unforgettable view of the iconic CN Tower, making this Wine Tasting Experience a truly unique and memorable experience.

Enjoy Canadian Wines : Indulge in the flavours of Canada with specially sourced, top-quality wines.

This is an awesome way to taste some of the country’s finest vintages.

Laura was amazing! Very knowledgeable of the Canadian wines. She was friendly, personable and felt like one of the girls! I loved the intimate wine tasting experience. — Ernesha ( see more rEVIEWS )

Celebrate Any Occasion : Whether it’s a stag/stagette party, birthday, anniversary, or a casual get-together with friends, colleagues, or city newcomers, this tour is the perfect way to celebrate and make memories.

Blind Wine Tasting and Local Fare : Engage in a fun blind wine-tasting activity, accompanied by starter foods sourced from the local farmers market.

It’s not just about the wine; it’s a complete sensory experience.

• This is a private activity. Only your group will participate

🍔 Best Tips for Taking a Toronto Walking Food Tour

Heading out on a walking food tour is a great way to see, and taste, the best that Toronto has to offer. But before you head out, there are a few things that you should keep in mind.

👟 Wear Comfortable Shoes: You’ll be strolling through the city, so opt for comfy footwear. Toronto’s streets are made for walking, but not in high heels!

😋 Come Hungry: The food is a highlight, so arrive with an appetite. Skipping breakfast might be a good idea.

💧 Stay Hydrated: Walking and eating can make you thirsty. Bring a reusable water bottle, especially on hot days.

🧥 Layer Up: Toronto weather can be unpredictable. Bring layers to adapt to changing conditions, and check the forecast before you go.

👂🏻 Listen to Your Guide: They’re full of local knowledge and foodie tips. Ask questions and soak up their insights.

💳 Cash and Cards: Some food vendors might not accept cards, so it’s a good idea to carry some cash as a backup.

🍲 Try Something New: Be adventurous with your palate. Food tours are an excellent opportunity to taste dishes you might not have considered otherwise.

⏰ Be Punctual : Arrive on time at the meeting point. Tours often run on a schedule, and you don’t want to miss out on any tastings.

🦐 Mind Dietary Restrictions : If you have allergies or dietary restrictions, let your guide know in advance. They can often accommodate special requests.

😊 Be Social : Food tours are not just about the food; they’re also a chance to meet new people. Strike up a conversation and share your foodie experiences.

📷 Take Photos : Capture the delicious moments, but be mindful of others. Don’t let photography delay the group.

🏙️ Enjoy the Scenery : Toronto has some beautiful neighbourhoods. Take breaks between tastings to appreciate the city’s architecture and atmosphere.

💵 Tipping : If it’s not included, consider tipping your guide. They work hard to make your experience enjoyable.

🥰 Relax and Have Fun : Lastly, remember that food tours are meant to be enjoyable. Relax, savour the flavours, and have fun exploring the culinary delights of Toronto!

🍔 The Best Toronto Food Tours in the City – FAQs

Food tours in Toronto offer a diverse range of cuisines. You can expect to sample everything from Canadian classics like poutine and butter tarts to international dishes like sushi, pierogis, and more.

The duration of food tours can vary, but most last around 2 to 3 hours. Some may be shorter or longer depending on the specific tour and the number of stops.

Many Toronto food tours can accommodate dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergies. It’s essential to inform the tour company in advance so they can make arrangements.

Absolutely! Many food tour companies offer private tours that can be customized for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or corporate team-building events. It’s a great way to celebrate with friends or colleagues.

Beverage inclusions can vary, but some Toronto food tours may include drinks like coffee, tea, or even local craft beer or wine pairings to complement the food tastings. Check the tour details to see what’s included in each specific tour package.

🍔 Skipped to the end? The Kensington Market – Toronto’s Neighborhood International Food Tour has many stellar reviews!

🍔 Final Thoughts on the Best Toronto Food Tours

Toronto’s food tours offer a delicious journey through the heart of this diverse and vibrant city.

From iconic Canadian dishes like poutine and butter tarts to a world of international flavours, these tours are truly a feast for the senses.

Whether you’re a local looking to explore your city from a new perspective or a visitor eager to taste your way through Toronto, these food tours have something for everyone.

With knowledgeable guides, a variety of cuisines, and the opportunity to discover hidden gems and fascinating histories, the tours provide a unique way to see, and taste, Toronto.

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Food Lover’s Guide to Toronto

Not only is friendly, funky Toronto Canada's most populous city, but it's also one of the most multicultural municipalities in the world—and that translates to great eating. The variety of restaurants is mind-blowing: Vietnamese joints sidle up to new-school seasonal places, which sit across the street from Greek tavernas or Spanish tapas bars. The best part is that exploring this vibrant food scene merely requires picking a street in a lively area and going for a stroll. But if you'd rather narrow down the selection a bit, here are some ways to satisfy any appetite.

Take a Food Tour

A Foodies on Foot tour-de-deliciousness is a great introduction to Toronto's restaurants and neighborhoods. Itineraries include Best of Toronto and the sandwich-focused Insanewich! tour. If you sign up for the fun 501 Streetcar Food Tour , which hops on and off along the 501 Queen line, you'll start by hitting an excellent doughnut shop in Parkdale, all the way west, and move on through banh mi, barbecue, and more.

If you'd rather indulge in some self-guided exploration, choose a vibrant, diverse street like Ossington Avenue, which runs from west Queen West up through Little Portugal . Graze through the offerings there, grabbing a Portuguese pastel de nata (custard tart) at Venezia Bakery , a Malaysian roti at Soos , and chili-soy chicken wings at Hawker Bar . Finish up with a pint on Bellwoods Brewery 's sidewalk patio.

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Explore the markets.

Built as a sort of early supermarket in the nineteenth century, St. Lawrence Market still houses more than 120 vendors selling everything from meat to produce to cheese. There are also some good options for a bite, including Carousel Bakery , famous for its peameal bacon sandwich, which some say is Toronto's signature dish. It's thick-cut Canadian bacon on a Kaiser roll that you slather with mustard—basic, but tasty. Follow the crowds to Buster's Sea Cove , where seafood like calamari, grilled fish, and fish and chips has made this place so popular that it now has a spinoff food truck. There's seating, though you might have to elbow someone out of the way to secure a table. Or pick up provisions here and bring them on the ferry to one of Toronto's charming islands.

Less of a traditional market than a condensed neighborhood spread over several square blocks, Kensington Market is an appealingly scruffy hodgepodge of everything from juice stands to bagel stores to grilled-cheese shops, with an emphasis on the crunchy-granola end of things. Have a wander and see what appeals to you or brave the lines at Rasta Pasta on Kensington Street, a Jamaican-Italian mash-up serving rightfully famous jerk chicken served with coleslaw or in a Panini.

For an international street-food smorgasbord, hit up Market 707 for everything from West Indian roti to barbecue to sushi sold out of shipping containers that have been converted into food stands. You'll also find crepes, cookies, and Filipino fare.

It's not exactly a market, but the Distillery District is a historic area of brick industrial buildings that's home to shops, restaurants, and a brewery, Mill St. Brewpub . If you're in the area and hungry, you can nosh on bar food (sliders, wings, poutine) here or hit the sprawling, colorfully decorated patio at El Catrin for tasty margaritas and fish tacos.

Hit the highlights

Like any big city, Toronto has its share of buzzy restaurants. Bar Raval , the smaller sister restaurant to hit Spanish joint Bar Isabel , opened earlier this year. The best time to go might be breakfast or lunch, when it's less crowded and you can really take in the gorgeous, sculptural wooden interior (there's patio seating for warm months as well). During the day, the selection of tapas and pintxos (mini bites) is displayed on the bar, enabling easy selection of doughnuts, cheeses, cured meats, high-quality canned Spanish seafood, and more.

Two other notable stops are on the same block: DaiLo , which serves eclectic new-school Asian food in a beautiful dining room with jade booths, bamboo screens, and painted walls a la vintage Shanghai; and taco joint La Carnita , where a line is apt to form before the spot opens at 5 p.m.

Multiculturalism always breeds hybrids, and popular Patois is a case in point. The Jamaican-Chinese menu is beloved for dishes like pierogi-style kimchi potstickers and jerk chicken chow mein.

Down the street is the Black Hoof , which kick-started the city's charcuterie craze when it opened in 2008. The narrow bar has a pared-down chalkboard menu with offal-heavy offerings like pig's ear slaw and tongue on brioche.

Be sure to stop by Chinatown , the main drag of which is Spadina Avenue roughly between Queen Street West and College Street. Don't miss beloved institution King's Noodle , where the roasted meat platter, shrimp dumplings, and wonton noodle soup are musts. For late-night chowing, hit Swatow (309 Spadina Ave.; 416-977-0601) across the street, where classics like chow mein and shrimp and lobster sauce on rice are the dishes to order. For a Vietnamese fix, Pho Hung is so good that two other branches have opened elsewhere in the city.

If you want to make an evening of good views, first hit daisho on the third floor of the Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto . An outpost of David Chang's New York-based momofuku empire, the restaurant offers creative spins on modern Asian grub—and beyond. The menu recently featured two decidedly non-Asian riffs on the famous momofuku pork bun: an “everything” bun stuffed with whitefish salad and a falafel bun filled with a chickpea patty and pickled vegetables, both delicious.

Cap off your evening with a drink on the rooftop lounge of the Thompson Toronto hotel (reservations recommended), which boasts some of the best views of the downtown skyline. At night the buildings are lighted in different colors—it's a spectacular sight.

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April 18, 2023 By Matthew G. Bailey 3 Comments

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If you’re looking for the best Toronto tours, you’ve come to the right place!

As the largest city in Canada and one of the most multicultural cities on Earth, there are so many things to do in Toronto. From soaring over the city in a helicopter to joining a food walking tour in one of the most famous neighbourhoods, there’s truly something for everyone in Toronto.

So whether you’re visiting the city for the first time or just looking for something new to do, here’s our list of the 23 best Toronto tours.

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Don’t have time to read the entire Toronto Tours article? These are our four favourite tours overall:

• Best of Toronto Small Group Tour : This 4-hour tour combines the best of Toronto, including a knowledgeable guide to walk you around the city, including the CN Tower and a lovely harbour cruise.
• Kensington Market Food Tour : Thanks to Toronto’s multicultural scene, food is a great way to experience the city and this 2.5-hour tour takes you to the city’s most diverse neighbourhood.
• Helicopter Tour of Toronto : I mean, it’s a helicopter! Imagine how cool it is to see Canada’s largest city from the sky.
• Day Trip to Niagara Falls : Since Canada’s most famous and iconic natural attraction is so close to Toronto, we highly recommend taking a tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls.

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Best of Toronto Small Group Tour with CN Tower and Harbour Cruise

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (343+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Enjoy some of Toronto’s top sights during this comprehensive tour with a small group. Travel with no more than 9 guests as you explore landmarks like the world-famous CN Tower before enjoying a scenic harbour cruise with great views of the Toronto skyline. Visits to other Toronto attractions include St. Lawrence Market, Queen’s Park and much more. You’ll also get round-trip hotel transport and skip-the-line entrance to make your Toronto tour as smooth as possible.

We had two tours this trip. This one was the best! Mike took his time sharing the history of the city and giving us enough time to explore. My children said it was the best tour they’ve had through Viator. Thank you! -Kona ( see more reviews )

Explore the many highlights of Toronto on this comprehensive sightseeing tour with a small group , including beautiful city views from the observation deck of the CN Tower, stunning skyline views from a scenic harbour cruise, and much more.

This four-hour Small-Group Toronto Highlights Tour includes:

• Guided driving tour passing Dundas Square, Queen’s Park and Nathan Phillips Square and more
• Admission to Toronto Harbour Cruise (seasonal, May-Oct only)
• Tour stop with free time at St. Lawrence Market (closed Sun & Mon)
• Visit the Distillery District when St. Lawrence Market is closed
• Small-group tour (limited to 9 guests)
• Skip the ticket line access to some attractions
• Pick up and drop off from anywhere downtown
• Toronto Admission to the CN Tower
• Visit Casa Loma (Nov-Apr. only)

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Kensington Market -Toronto’s Neighbourhood International Food Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (375+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2.5 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

When it comes to the best food tours in Toronto , it’s hard to beat those that take you into Kensington Market, home to one of the most diverse food scenes in Toronto. Visitors are often overwhelmed by choice if exploring alone. Instead, join a guide and head straight to the area’s best eateries , where you skip notoriously long lines to sample at least 6 international cuisines—from Tibetan momos to Jamaican patties.

The tour was fantastic. Kensington Market is a vibrant and diverse area. Lots of interesting history there. The food samples were large and tasty at each stop. Our tour guide William was wonderful. He was witty, funny and very informative!!! I definitely recommend this tour. – Cindy ( See More Reviews )

If you’re looking to try some of the best food in the city while exploring Toronto’s most eclectic and bohemian neighbourhood, this tour is for you. These Toronto tours are available during the weekend and include enough food for lunch. Vegetarian options are available and all ages and abilities are welcome.

This 2.5-Hour Kensington Market Food Tour includes:

• Food tasting
• Local guide
• Guaranteed to skip the long lines

Toronto Food Tour: Taste the World in Kensington Market

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (183+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2.5 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

As you can see, Kensington is a great place for Toronto food tours, which is why we’re listing another option. In fact, we joined this tour back in 2017 when we were doing our 150-day Canada road trip . Those fries we had at Moo Frites were some of the best fries we’ve ever had. This is your chance to savour multicultural cuisine on this walking food tour of downtown Toronto’s Kensington Market . Learn about Toronto’s fascinating food history and its influences from around the world while roaming the streets of this eclectic district. Sample frybread from Canada’s Indigenous people, Syrian hummus, and a special sweet concoction that melds some of Canada’s favourite flavours. This small-group tour is limited to 10 people to ensure an intimate atmosphere and all tasting fees are included.

I loved this tour! Damien was our guide and he was knowledgeable and super nice. We tried delicious food and learned a lot. Would for sure recommend this tour to anyone new to the city – it’s a great way to try new foods that you probably wouldn’t on your own. Thank you, Damien! -Nancy ( see more reviews )

This Guided food tour of Downtown Toronto’s Kensington Market allows you to learn about one of the most multicultural cities in North America while indulging in some tasty foods.

This 2.5-hour Toronto food tour includes:

• All tastings

Downtown Toronto Bike Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (244+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3.5 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Get to know the best of Toronto on this popular 3.5-hour guided bike tour of the city ! Get some exercise while you learn about the history, culture and architecture of the largest city in Canada, along with some of its fascinating stories and facts. Ride through the bustling downtown district as well as a few scenic areas off the beaten path. This tour includes the sights and sounds of the CN Tower, Chinatown, Kensington Market, the Hockey Hall of Fame, Toronto City Hall and much more.

Jeffrey and Theodora our guides were so knowledgeable about the Toronto area. They were patient with all and ensured everyone’s comfort and safety. The ride was taken at a pace that was suitable for all, young and older. Thoroughly enjoyed this tour, would recommend and have personally not ridden a bike for many years. -Teresa ( see more reviews )

This bike tour of Toronto features an easy route that is suitable for all riders and features a small-group tour limited to 12 people to ensure a more personalized experience.

This 3.5-hour Bike Tour of Toronto includes:

• Use of bike and helmet
• Granola bars and water

Toronto Islands Morning Bike Tour

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (88+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3.5 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you happen to peer out over Lake Ontario, especially from a vantage point such as the CN Tower, you’ll see the beautiful Toronto Islands, a great place to get into nature with views of the Toronto Skyline. Thankfully, when it comes to Toronto tours, there’s this guided 3.5-hour morning bike tour that explores the Toronto Islands, the largest car-free community in North America. Get to know this unique neighbourhood through sights and stories while enjoying breathtaking views of Toronto’s skyline from across the Inner Harbour.

We had a lot of fun and both said it was a highlight of our trip. It was great to see the islands and learn about the history. The views back to the city are amazing. Ryan was very knowledgeable and patient. He was a fantastic guide and took some great photos for us. Highly recommend this tour. -Phil ( see more reviews )

While the hustle and bustle of Toronto can be fun, this is your chance to enjoy a morning bike ride with a panoramic view of the city while visiting landmark locations like the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Use of a bike and helmet, plus snacks are included.

This 3.5-hour Biking Tour of the Toronto Islands includes:

• Bottled water
• Use of bicycle
• Use of helmet

7-Minute Helicopter Tour Over Toronto

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (104+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  7 Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you think exploring Toronto on land is cool, imagine how great it is to see the largest city in Canada from a helicopter!

See the city of Toronto and the surrounding region on this brief but stunning 7-minute helicopter flight (or this 14-minute helicopter flight ) getting a birds-eye view of downtown Toronto, the iconic CN Tower, the Canadian National Exhibition grounds, and the beautiful Lake Ontario waterfront. This incredible helicopter flight covers almost 15 kilometres (approx nine miles) and includes one keepsake digital photo (delivered online) plus a printed souvenir picture. A variety of departure times are available throughout the day to fit into almost any schedule, so don’t miss crossing this truly unique Toronto tour off of your bucket list.

The whole experience was amazing. The staff were so friendly and accommodating making every dollar worth spending. If you’re looking for something fun to do around Toronto this is definitely worth checking out -Maryam ( see more reviews )

If you’re looking for breathtaking views when it comes to Toronto tours, this is the tour for you. There’s also a 14-minute helicopter tour if you want more time.

This 7-minute helicopter tour of Toronto includes:

• 7-minute helicopter flight
• Local taxes
• Keepsake digital photo
• Printed souvenir picture

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Exhilarating 120km Aerial Tour of Toronto with iflyTOTO

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars (109+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  24+ Minutes | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you think Toronto looks great from the ground, imagine what it looks like from the sky! Take in sweeping aerial views of Toronto from the comfort of an 8-person executive plane tour . Get some incredible photos as soar by top landmarks such as the CN Tower, Rogers Center, Toronto Islands, and Lake Ontario. For your comfort and convenience, the experience includes free parking and access to the airport’s VIP lounge prior to departure.

One word… spectacular! From start to finish, this whole journey was unbelievable. I am petrified of heights but this was one of the best experiences of my life. Our guide flew us around the CN Tower and we saw all of the sights from above. Toronto is sensational and you get to see all of this from the plane. I would 100% recommend booking this!!! -Chelsea ( see more reviews )

Of the many amazing Toronto tours, this is your chance to get a rare birds-eye view of Canada’s largest city while enjoying a cool 8-seater executive plane. Plus, you get free parking and access to a VIP airport lounge access.

This 24-minute tour of Toronto includes:

• Free Parking
• Fixed-wing air tour of Toronto
• Pictures in your camera with our client host

Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (1,816+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  10 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Thanks to its close proximity to Niagara Falls , one of the most popular Toronto tours is to actually take a Niagara Falls day tour from Toronto to see one of the most iconic sights in Canada.

A Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto is an experience that is sure to leave you in awe. It’s the perfect way to get away from the city and see one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world. Take a scenic drive along the Niagara Parkway with your guide, admiring top regional attractions such as the floral clock, enjoying photo stops including the Niagara Whirlpool and the smallest chapel in the world, and spend about three hours exploring the Niagara Falls site and marvel at the incredible waterfalls.

You can also take a thrilling boat ride on the Hornblower Niagara Cruise, which will take you right up to the base of the Falls for a truly unforgettable experience. And if that’s not enough, you can even enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the many restaurants overlooking the Falls. So, whether you’re a nature lover or just looking for an exciting day trip, a Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto is an adventure you won’t want to miss!

Great experience. Loved the tour guide and commentary. Got to sit back and enjoy the ride. Niagara Falls was beautiful! – Keisha, Viator.com

This ten-hour Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto includes:

• Comfortable and modern buses/coaches with air conditioning
• Driver/guide Live commentary on board
• Small group ensures personal service
• Hassle-free round-trip transport from Toronto

Niagara Falls Private Half-Day Tour with Boat and Helicopter

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (28+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  6-10 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

Since we just mentioned a popular group tour from Toronto to Niagara Falls, we thought we’d fill you in on a popular private tour to Niagara Falls as well.

Plan your own route around one of Canada’s top attractions on this private 8-hour Niagara Falls tour from Toronto . Hop into your chauffeur-driven vehicle in Toronto and travel in style through the Niagara region. With your private driver on hand, hit the top sites that you want to see without the hassle of having other people around you. Enjoy the opportunity to participate in the attractions you’d most like to experience, such as a helicopter tour, a Hornblower boat cruise, the Skylon Tower or even the Whirlpool Rapids.

You’ll also get to enjoy a delicious buffet lunch with uninterrupted views over Horseshoe Falls and visit Niagara-on-the-Lake for a sampling of wine or a visit to Fort George. Note: A minimum of 2 people is required per booking.

Our tour guide Shahz was amazing! It felt like we were traveling with a friend. We were driven from Toronto to Niagra Falls in style with music. We ate out over the falls. They sang happy birthday to my fiancé. Then we did the boat ride and even stopped at a haunted house. This tour is indescribable. Just book! -Cheryl ( see more reviews )

This 10-hour Private Niagara Falls tour from Toronto includes:

• Private tour with Licensed Tour Guide
• Niagara City cruise (April-Nov) (addon)
• Sheraton Buffet Lunch (addon)
• Toronto and Niagara Falls Hotels pick-up and drop-off
• HELICOPTER RIDE (addon)
• 2 Hours Freetime at Niagara Falls

Toronto Local Beer Tour: 2 Beers at 2 Unique & Historical Pubs

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars (133+ reviews) | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  4 hours | 🚀  BOOK NOW

If you like beer and are looking for the best Toronto tours, this one is for you. Discover how Canadian beer aligns with the history of Toronto on this guided small-group walking tour . Roam through the streets of Old Town Toronto while learning the role that beer played in the city’s past. Enjoy a beer tasting at the popular Mill Street Brewery before visiting St. Lawrence Market to sample a variety of Canadian specialties. You’ll then get to explore the trendy Distillery District, one of Canada’s hottest tourist attractions.

Our tour guide Roidan was wonderful! He was super knowledgeable, personable and engaging! It ft like we were hanging out with a friend while learning not only about beer but also some of Toronto’s history. Highly recommend! -Guy ( see more reviews )

If you’re booking Toronto tours, don’t miss the chance to learn some interesting history about the city while visiting two classic Toronto pubs. The small-group size with a maximum of 12 people ensures a personalized experience and this tour is carbon neutral, operated by the world’s largest travel B Corp accredited company.

This four-hour Toronto tour featuring beer and history includes:

• Friendly local
• English-speaking guide
• Local beer at each of the two pubs

Private Canadian Food Discovery at the St Lawrence Market

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While so many of the Toronto food tours focus on the Kensington neighbourhood, everyone is missing out on one of the top foodie destinations in Toronto – St. Lawrence Market!

Join a food-loving local guide and head to one of the city’s most beloved food markets to learn about some of Canada’s best culinary creations – from poutine to the iconic peameal bacon sandwich. In between bites, your guide will share insights into everything you’re tasting, giving you an inside look at how and what Canadians love to eat! As an added bonus, the small-group size with a maximum of 12 people ensures a personalized experience.

This was an amazing tour! Our guide had great knowledge of the area as well as the food. We were given so much food we couldn’t finish it all. He took us to the local places we never would have entered if we were on our own. Those places were our favorites. We finished in the market and it was great. We did a similar tour in Seattle and this was even better. -Brian ( see more reviews )

As one of the most historic food markets in Canada, this is such a great opportunity to learn about Canada while stuffing your face with super tasty food.

This three-hour food tour of Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market includes:

• Local English-speaking guide
• Locally roasted coffee (or tea)
• Famous Canadian soft drink
• Piece of a peameal bacon sandwich
• One butter tart
• Piece of Montreal-style bagel
• Maple candy

Walking Tour of Toronto’s Kensington Market and Chinatown

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Whenever we visit a new city, we find that the best way to experience it is by doing a walking tour. With that in mind, this is your chance to discover two of Toronto’s most colourful and multicultural neighbourhoods. Explore Kensington Market and Chinatown on this guided, three-hour, small-group walking tour . Of all the Toronto tours, this is one of the best for experiencing the sights, sounds and smells of Toronto’s legendary Chinatown before exploring the unique, bohemian atmosphere of Kensington Market, one of Toronto’s most popular and eclectic neighbourhoods.

We took this tour on a cold November day and our experience was just fantastic. Jason our guide and a true local is very knowledgeable about the Kensington market neighborhood history and current make up. In addition to inviting us to Chinese pastry and coffee, he pointed out the most interesting food spots and took us to great shopping. An all around great experience that was the highlight of our 3 days stay in Toronto. -Manon ( see more reviews )

Learn about the history of these very popular Toronto neighbourhoods while visiting the locally-owned eateries, unique shops and produce markets and wandering the hidden lanes and alleyways to check out some great graffiti and street art.

This three-hour small-group walking tour of Kensington Market and Chinatown includes:

• Stop for a coffee or tea in one of the local cafes
• Sample a snack at a local food vendor
• Experience the sights, sounds, and smells of Toronto’s legendary Chinatown
• Explore the unique, bohemian atmosphere of Kensington Market
• Walk the hidden lanes and alleys to discover amazing graffiti art

Toronto Tall Ship Boat Cruise

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Set sail off the coast of Toronto on this 2-hour Toronto tall-ship boat cruise aboard a beautiful vintage 3-masted 1930s schooner. Following a 30-minute tour, sail out into the seas off the Canadian coastline. Help the crew raise the sails or sit back and relax on the route from Toronto’s Harbour to massive Lake Ontario. Enjoy panoramic views over Toronto’s islands and skyline while listening to ancient sea shanties as your crew coil the ropes. They’ll even fire the ship’s cannon!

Great staff, very easy-going and entertaining! Engaging…allowing us to help pull up the sail! The amazing music! The small cannon! And of course the beautiful sunset and wind! (Also, very interesting to learn about the history). It was a perfect balance of entertainment and quiet time to enjoy the scenery/boat itself. -Michael ( see more reviews )

With Lake Ontario Glistening next to the big city, your first visit to Toronto should always include some sort of cruise. This cruise is quite unique as it takes part on a pirate-looking ship!

This two-hour Toronto harbour cruise includes:

• 2-hour Toronto tall-ship boat cruise
• Hop aboard a 3-masted 1930s schooner that takes you along the coastline
• Relax as you soak up the Lake Ontario scenery, or help the crew with the sails
• Get a kick out of the firing of the ship’s cannon
• Choose from an array of departure times to suit your schedule
• Purchase a commemorative photo of your outing, if you like

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1-Hour Toronto Harbour Tour with Live Narration

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Get a different perspective of Toronto on this lovely harbourfront boat cruise . Set out from historic Pier 6 and admire the glittering skyline that includes the CN Tower, Rogers Center, and First Canadian Place. Cruise by the beautiful Toronto Islands as your captain provides entertaining narration along the way.

I like how convenient it was to book and board the boat. The facts and historical details of lake ontario and its surrounding places made us appreciate Canada and the city of Toronto. You also get to see Toronto in another light and looking at the skyline from the lake’s vantage point is awesome! Captain Cat and Sarah were awesome guides and they were very entertaining and funny as well. Tour is worth the price. -Mark ( see more reviews )

Since Toronto is located on the shores of Lake Ontario, you really need to get out on the lake to get a sense of this massive city. This low-cost Toronto tour is a narrated boat tour of the dynamic Toronto Harbour with multiple departure times to suit your schedule.

This 1-hour Toronto Harbour Tour includes:

• Captain and crew
• Live narration

Show me the City! Toronto Walking Tour

When it comes to big cities, the best way to learn about and become better oriented with the city is to take a walking tour. On this three-hour Toronto walking tour , you’ll soak up the atmosphere of Canada’s largest city, from the CN Tower to the historic St. Lawrence Market.

Your guide eliminates the hassle of navigating and planning an itinerary on your own and points out landmarks often missed by visitors and locals alike. At the end of the tour, walk away with a new perspective and recommendations for the rest of your stay.

Dave was so friendly, knowledgeable and charming! I learned so much in 3 hours but the tour was so well paced that it didn’t feel like information overload, as well as having plenty of time to take in the scenery. Lots of fun as well as being educational. Highly recommend to anyone unfamiliar with Toronto. -Victoria ( see more reviews )

What we love about walking tours is that they help make the city come alive through history and storytelling. Once it’s over, you’ll see the city in a new way. We highly recommend doing a walking tour as early into the trip as you can.

This three-hour walking tour of Toronto includes:

• Knowledgable local guide

Toronto Distillery District Walking Tour

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Get to know the historic side of Toronto on this walking tour of Toronto’s Distillery District . Your knowledgeable guide will take you around Victorian Industrial architecture, sharing the history and entertaining anecdotes along the way. Learn about the business of the area and the company that became the world’s largest distillery. Choose from two departure times to suit your schedule.

Guide had lots of details on the history of the site and colorful stories. Really enjoyed learning so many things about things you would easily just walk past without a guide! -Teresa ( see more reviews )

This 1-hour Toronto Distillery District Walking Tour includes:

• Professional Guide

30-Minute Distillery District Segway Tour in Toronto

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Experience Toronto like never before on this educational and entertaining, 30-minute Segway tour . Have fun operating a Segway while learning about Toronto’s trendy Distillery District, one of Canada’s hottest tourist attractions. Discover the fascinating history behind the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery and roll past the many designer boutiques, unique pubs and cafés, artisan shops, art galleries and award-winning restaurants that line the brick roads of this pedestrian-only village. Guided Segway training, plus all the necessary equipment, including a helmet, is included. Dress in weather-appropriate clothes with flat, closed-toed shoes.

Guides were extremely pleasant, and patient with teaching us newbies how to ride lol. Lots of fun had by the whole family, great way to experience the District for the first time. Highly recommend! -Jessica ( see more reviews )

This 30-minute Segway Tour of the Toronto Distillery District includes:

• 30-minute Segway tour
• Training session
• All necessary equipment, including a helmet

Original Haunted Walk of Toronto Ghost Tour

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Whether you’re a local or a tourist, this is your chance to experience a different side of Toronto! This one-hour small-group ghost tour of Toronto takes you to some of the creepiest places in the city to share the spooky stories behind familiar landmarks that might look pleasant to you at first. This tour is best for those who love a good fright as you’ll learn more about Toronto’s history through stories of crime, mystery, and the supernatural.

Tour guid was knowledgable and very personable. She took pride in her presentation and story telling ,we really enjoyed her, Thank you Jack!! -Sherry ( see more reviews )

We’ve taken similar walking tours in places like Vancouver and it’s always interesting to learn about the darker side of a city.

This one-hour ghost tour of Toronto includes:

• Professional Tour Guide / Storyteller
• All Fees and Taxes

Algonquin Provincial Park Day Tour from Toronto

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As awesome as Toronto is, you really can’t experience the true wonder of Ontario without also exploring some of its natural attractions. Thankfully, one of its star provincial parks is not that far away.

Enjoy the beauty of Canada’s oldest provincial park on a convenient day trip from Toronto . The forests, lakes, and sweeping views contrast with the busyness of Toronto and you’ll skip walking amongst skyscrapers for canoeing, hiking, swimming, and cliff diving (if you dare). This is an ideal tour for active travellers, especially groups of friends looking for a fun day out in nature.

The canoeing offered on this tour from Toronto is suitable for beginners as you’ll receive a thorough briefing. In addition, both round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned van and provincial park fees are included.

Mike Davis, our guide took us to this beautiful National Park area 2.5 hrs drive out of Toronto. The day exceeded expectations with 2 short, scenic walks, canoeing and swimming as well as accompanying us to the Park’s Visitors Centre. A truly memorable day that I can highly recommend. -Thomas ( see more reviews )

This 12-hour Algonquin Day Tour from Toronto includes:

• Driver/guide
• Transportation from Toronto by minivan or 15-passenger van
• Canoe or snowshoes

Romantic Jewel – Private Helicopter Tour for 2

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Helicopter tours are always a memorable experience and a great way to get a birds-eye view of a city. So why not bring in some romance and enjoy a private helicopter flight over Toronto ? This romantic flight for two, which also makes for a great date idea in Toronto , offers an exclusive sightseeing tour of Toronto’s downtown skyline, including the iconic CN Tower and the beautiful waterfront. Two framed photographs are included and there’s an option to upgrade to the Interlude flight that also includes wine and chocolates, dessert wine glasses, a souvenir teddy bear and two souvenir helicopter toys. This is a great option for a honeymoon, marriage proposal or any special occasion.

My wife and I took this tour to celebrate her birthday and it was probably the best time we had ever had. It was an unbelievable experience and definitely one we will never forget -Mahar ( see more reviews )

Treat your partner to a truly incredible experience in Toronto with this romantic private helicopter tour over Toronto.

This 7-minute helicopter tour includes:

• 15 km private helicopter tour
• Approximately 7 minutes in the air
• A 6″ x 8″ print of the two of you next to the helicopter

Bruce Peninsula Day Trip from Toronto

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The lush woodlands, coastal walks, and wildlife-filled wetlands of Bruce Peninsula National Park are situated a 3.5-hour drive north of Toronto, so If you don’t mind a long drive to see one of the most scenic natural areas in Ontario, this tour is for you.

On this Bruce Peninsula Day Trip from Toronto , discover the park’s natural wonders with a knowledgeable guide, including a scenic hike to Big Tub Lighthouse and Inglis Falls, a visit to the fishing village of Tobermory, and plenty of photo opportunities.

It was literally the most fun I had during my visit in Canada. The places we visited were wonderful and the weather was great, albeit this can’t be impacted by Tripadvisor. 😉 Joe was an excellent tour guide: very considerate, always in a good mood and basically part of us. I would definitely recommend doing this trip. -Happy customer (see more reviews)

This 12-hour day trip to the Bruce Peninsula from Toronto includes:

• Snacks and bottled water along the way
• Small-group experience with a maximum of 14 people
• All park fees to Bruce Peninsula National Park
• Transportation from Toronto
• Guided hiking

Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket

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While this isn’t exactly a tour, we wanted to list it here since it’s one of the top museums in Canada and a self-guided tour is a must. The stunning Royal Ontario Museum is dedicated to art, culture, and nature, holding more than 13 million objects in its collections with over 40 galleries and exhibition spaces showcasing art, archaeology, and natural science.

The exhibits explore everything from dinosaurs to mummies, Chinese architecture to Indigenous objects, and so much more, making it an entertaining and educational experience for all ages.

Wow the Canadian History along with the history of dino’s and man. They have more artifacts than I have ever seen over the coarse of my 47 years combined. Take your time and enjoy every part. -David ( see more reviews )

The Royal Ontario Museum is one of Toronto’s top attractions and is great for everyone, including families. Don’t forget to see Gordo the Barosaurus, the largest real fossil dinosaur skeleton mounted in Canada.

This self-guided tour includes:

Hockey Hall of Fame Admission Ticket

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When it comes to hockey, Canada is the most famous country on Earth. It’s the most popular winter sport in the country and the sport Canada is most known for around the world. With that in mind, no hockey fan should miss the opportunity for a self-guided tour of the Hockey Hall of Fame , which is home to the greatest collection of hockey artifacts from around the world, plus themed exhibits, multimedia stations, theatres, larger-than-life statues, a replica NHL dressing room and the iconic Stanley Cup.

You can even try your hand at goaltending and shooting against life-sized animated versions of today’s top players in the NHLPA Game Time model rink, call the play-by-play and host your own SportsCentre in the TSN Broadcast Zone and much more.

Extremely impressed with the Hockey Hall of Fame. I would recommend anyone to go check it out. They had fun interactive pieces. The layout was well thought of. Loved the Habs locker room, the mask exhibit and of course, the Great Hall with the Stanley Cup Trophy. It was a fun couple of hours. -Konnor ( see more reviews )

In addition to being the #1 spot in the world for hockey fanatics, it’s also located in one of the most beautiful historic buildings in downtown Toronto. Although this isn’t one of the many guided Toronto tours, it’s an excellent place for a self-guided tour for fans of all ages.

As you can see, there are lots of awesome Toronto tours to choose from. Whether you want to walk around the city with a guide, try some delicious food, hit the water to see Toronto’s famous skyline, or soar high in a helicopter for spectacular views, there are many types of Toronto tours for everyone.

For more travel guides about Toronto and Ontario, check out these guides below:

• Weekend Getaways from Toronto
• Niagara Wine Tours
• Toronto in the Winter
• Things to Do in Mississauga
• Things to Do in Hamilton
• The Canadian Canoe Route from Toronto

About Matthew G. Bailey

Matthew G. Bailey is the founder and editor-in-chief of Must Do Canada. Growing up in Alberta to a mother from Quebec and a father from Newfoundland, Matt spent his childhood playing hockey under the Northern Lights and hanging out in the forest before moving to Calgary and travelling to more than 250 cities spanning 42 countries and 6 continents. He loves travel, learning new things, playing sports, writing, making videos, photography, and scuba diving. You can also find him at LiveLimitless.net .

Reader Interactions

April 19, 2023 at 8:11 am

Hi Matthew, Awesome article ! Thank you for including Toronto Heli Tours TWICE on your list of top tours in Toronto. We are thrilled to be a part of this great story about Toronto’s vibrant tour/sightseeing services. We welcome guests of all ages and all flying experiences. You haven’t seen Toronto until you have explored it by helicopter ! Thank you again for including us ! Clear Skies, Julia Smith President, Toronto Heli Tours (Canadian owned and operated for 26 yrs)

April 19, 2023 at 9:36 am

Thanks, Julia! Hopefully, we get to actually try it out ourselves one day 🙂

September 20, 2023 at 7:43 am

Hi Matthew, Thank you ! We are thrilled to make your Top 23 Toronto Tours list 3x. That’s awesome. You are fabulous supporter of the Toronto Attractions, and we really appreciate it ! Julia & the Heli Crew !

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Toronto Walking Tours

This post provides several different free walking tours you can take in Toronto, covering a wide variety of subjects and locations in the city.

Despite the fact that the city of Toronto has only been around for a few hundred years, there’s still a pretty extensive and intriguing history behind this city.

There are a plethora of tours you can take that cover multiple interesting topics.

The most common tours focus on the history of either the oldest part of the city or the downtown area, including a focus on architectural style and some of the more notable events which took place in each neighbourhood.

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• Old Town History
• Ghost Tours

There are also a few street art tours you might want to consider which provide a look at some of the best graffiti in Toronto while discussing some of the controversy surrounding this type of artwork.

Finally, you might also want to consider a ghost tour to learn about the darker side of history in Toronto!

Each of these services is either a self-guided tour or a pay-what-you-wish guided walking tour, which means they are essentially tip-based and you can pay your tour guide however much you feel the tour was worth.

Most guests feel comfortable tipping $10-$15, but it’s entirely up to you to decide how much you would like to offer for these free walking tours.

Most of these walking tours don’t have limits on the size of the groups and can sometimes get quite large.

If you’d rather avoid large groups, there are several paid small-group tours you can choose from instead.

Is Toronto walkable?

Yes, Toronto is walkable. The city's core is dense with attractions, public transit is readily available, and many neighborhoods are pedestrian-friendly.

The best time for a Toronto walking tour is from late spring to early fall, particularly between May and September, when the weather is mild and the city is bustling with activities.

TORONTO OLD TOWN HISTORY TOURS

Learn about the history of Toronto by taking a free walking tour through the old town neighbourhood to see some of the most notable landmarks in the area.

Toronto might be a relatively young city, but there are still a lot of interesting and historic structures and locations to see, and these tours also cover a lot of important events in the city.

While walking through Old Town Toronto, you can expect to see some of these sites:

• Metropolitan United Church
• York County Courthouse
• St. Lawrence Market
• Courthouse Square
• St. James Cathedral
• Sculpture Garden

Explore the oldest part of the city and learn about the locations listed above on one of the following free walking tours.

Toonie Tours

This 3-hour Toronto Free Walking Tour will connect you to the city through the eyes of a local guide.

See the most exciting and historic areas of Toronto. Learn about the city, the province, and, above all, Canada. You will hear tales of local legends and discover many notable establishments along the way.

The tour is filled with recommendations & tips to ensure you get the most out of your trip to Toronto!

Your Free Walking Tour of Toronto starts in the heart of Old Toronto – Berczy Park, near the Dog Fountain.

This service is available daily at 10 am, 2 pm, and 5 pm.

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Over the course of 1 ½ hours, this old town Toronto tour will provide a breakdown of the most notable events in the history of the city, including massive fires, duels to the death, and more.

This pay-what-you-wish tour is available Tuesday - Sunday at 10 am, the route is approximately 2 km long, and it is offered rain or shine.

Book the tour or find out more .

Old Town Toronto Self-Guided Tours

If you’d rather explore the city at your own pace and you’re not interested in joining a tour group, there are a few self-guided tours of old town Toronto that are offered by the city of Toronto.

You can either download these tours onto your smartphone or print them out to use at your discretion, and each one includes a map you can use to find your way around the city with ease.

• Old Town Toronto West
• Old Town Toronto East
• St. Lawrence Neighbourhood
• A Hundred Years of Architecture

Paid Old Town Toronto Tours

Although there aren’t a lot of paid tours that cover the history of old town Toronto, there are some outings that visit the St. Lawrence neighbourhood.

Thanks to the market in the area, there are several food tours and beer tours you might want to consider, as well as a few walking tours you might enjoy.

Check this list of Old Town Toronto tours to find a service that fits your itinerary. 

TORONTO DOWNTOWN TOURS 

If you want to discover the downtown area, there are a few different free walking tours in Toronto you may want to consider.

Downtown tours focus on the most notable skyscrapers, architecture, and public spaces in the city, providing details about the history of these structures.

Here are a few of the more significant sites you can expect to see on these tours:

• Union Station
• The Toronto Sign
• Old & New City Hall
• The Financial District
• Underground PATH Walkway

To see or learn more about any of these locations, consider one of the pay-what-you-wish walking tours listed below.

Downtown Toronto Walking Tour Yonge St

Explore the heartbeat of Toronto on this immersive tour.

Discover the iconic Yonge Street, a focal point of Canada's history, leading up to the bustling Yonge-Dundas Square.

Get to experience Toronto's attractions, including sightseeing at the Financial District, and a possible stop at Ripley’s Aquarium.

Along the way, take in the charm of Old Toronto and the elegance of the Ontario Legislative Building.

Jose, your guide, provides a blend of education and entertainment, making this tour an award-winning winery of knowledge.

With each step on this scenic drive, you'll understand why September is the most popular month to visit.

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Downtown Toronto Walking Tour St. Lawrence

Embark on a fascinating walk through downtown Toronto, from the historic St. Lawrence district to Toronto Harbour and the Toronto Islands.

Admire the majestic American Falls and Horseshoe Falls, and experience the thrill of a Hornblower Niagara Cruise.

Unearth the hidden gems of the city as you journey through a myriad of attractions, including the impressive Rogers Centre and Harbourfront.

The tour also offers a chance to experience the allure of the Floral Clock, making it one of the city's best tours.

A stroll through the vibrant streets of St. Lawrence encapsulates the spirit of Toronto in every stride.

This company offers a downtown tour and they have received a lot of positive reviews for their service.

As a matter of fact, they have a 5 out of 5-star rating on TripAdvisor!

You can take this 1 ½ hour free walking tour daily at 10 am and 2 pm. You can expect to walk at least 2 km throughout the city and make at least 6-8 stops.

Downtown Toronto Self-Guided Tours

In addition to the pay-what-you-wish tour listed above, there are also some interesting self-guided tours provided by the city of Toronto themselves.

Each of these services is easily accessible via their website , and they all include a route map you can use to find your way around the city with ease.

• Downtown Toronto Discovery Walk
• The Green Podium Roof Walk
• Downtown Complete Streets Walk

Paid Downtown Toronto Tours

If you’re more interested in seeing this part of the city from another perspective, there are some great paid tours of downtown Toronto you might want to consider.

While there are some other walking tours available, you may also enjoy a hop-on, hop-off bus tour, bike tour, helicopter tour, or even airplane tour.

Ticket prices range from $20-$120 on average.

Here is a list of well-reviewed paid downtown Toronto tours you can take.

TORONTO STREET ART TOURS

Discover another side of the city when you learn about the best street art and graffiti in Toronto on a free pay-what-you-wish walking tour.

While on a street art tour, you’ll see a variety of interesting artwork and visit locations such as “Graffiti Alley.”

Your guide will discuss the controversy around this form of artwork in Toronto.

There are also some tours that cover some of the more traditionally artistic sites in the city, including stops in Toronto’s “Village of Murals.”

Aside from their historic tours of the city, this company also offers a service that covers the subculture of graffiti art in Toronto over the course of 1 ½ hours.

Most reviews for this tour are very positive, and it has received an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars .

You can take the street art/graffiti tour daily at 4 pm, and it’s approximately 2 km in length.

Book the tour or learn more .

TIP: If you're interested in art, consider their paid tour of Kensington Market & Chinatown . This outing includes coverage of street art, comic book stores, coffee houses, and vintage shops.

Self-Guided Toronto Art Tours

If you’re more interested in traditional artwork, there are also some nice self-guided walking tours provided by the city of Toronto.

One option is their Art Walk , which visits the Village of Islington to explore more than 15,000 feet of murals spread across 5 blocks of the neighbourhood. This tour includes a route map to help you find each stop.

Alternatively, you may also enjoy the NHS Urban Walk which covers Cultural Toronto.

This self-guided tour provides a look at the most notable locations for music, theatre, film, and visual arts.

Visitors who are interested in seeing more greenery might enjoy discovering the beautiful parks in this city on a self-guided tour of Uptown Toronto .

Once again, a route map will help you locate each site.

Paid Toronto Street Art Tours

Although there aren’t a lot of other tours that cover this subject, there are a few Toronto street art tours you can pay to take which might be of interest.

Some of these outings include food and drink samples as well, essentially making them food tours.

• Kensington Market and Chinatown Tour
• Afternoon Arts Walking Tour + Food & Drink
• Arts, Food & Culture Tour

TORONTO GHOST TOURS

If you want to discover the spookier side of Toronto, there are also some free ghost tours you can take which provide information about the darker stories from throughout this city’s history.

Discover some of the most infamous and potentially haunted sites in the city, and learn about some of the myths that continue to persist to this day.

Here are a few of the locations you can expect to see on these tours:

• Old City Hall
• Stewart Building
• Queen’s Park
• Trinity College
• Soldier’s Tower

Learn more about the darker side of these sites on one of the free walking tours listed below.

In addition to covering the more disturbing aspects of Toronto’s history, this tour also attempts to do a bit of myth-busting and questions whether or not the stories of the past were accurate.

Much like their other free tours, this company has also received an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars for their pay-what-you-wish ghost tour as well. 

This outing is available every Friday and Saturday at 8 pm, and it is approximately 2 km in length.

NOTE: This outing isn't available as of April 2022, but it appears it will return in the fall.

Find out more or book this tour .

Self-Guided Toronto Ghost Tour

If you’d rather discover the spookiest locations in this city at your own pace, the city of Toronto actually offers a free self-guided tour with a route map you can use to find each stop.

This outing can be enjoyed either from South to North or from North to South, and it is estimated to take around 2 hours total to see every site included.

Download this self-guided Toronto ghost tour .

Paid Toronto Ghost Tours

While there aren’t any other free ghost tours available in Toronto, there are a lot of really affordable paid tours you can take that cover specific locations in the city such as the Distillery District, the University of Toronto, and more.

• Original Haunted Walk of Toronto
• Ghosts and Spirits of the Distillery District
• University of Toronto Ghost Tour

TORONTO PUB CRAWLS

In addition to all the other outings available in Toronto, there are also pub crawls which will cover some of the best bars in the city. You'll also learn all about the most popular drinks in the area!

Toronto Pub Crawl

Join Toronto Pub Crawl and discover the city's vibrant nightlife.

Experience some of Canada's best tours, including a visit to the iconic CN Tower and other great attractions like Duke's Refreshers and Score on King.

Enjoy a thrilling cruise through the pulsating streets, enriched with the taste of local brews. Uncover hidden gems along Queen West, while making sure your comfort is paramount.

Remember, this crawl operates on a "Free payment" model, so pay what you feel is fair.

With its scenic drive through Toronto's best-kept secrets, the tour showcases the thrilling side of the city after sundown.

Local Craft Beer, History and Culture Tour

Our Local Craft Beer, History and Culture Tour takes you on a journey to taste the best of Toronto's craft beer scene.

From well-established pubs to the Distillery District, this tour offers a taste of Canadian heritage.

Alongside your beer tasting, you'll explore Toronto's history, taking in the sights of the city's attractions, such as Casa Loma and the Skylon Tower.

The thrill of city tours combined with a shopping tour through the vibrant districts enhances your journey.

At the end of this tour, you'll have savored great food, great brews, and the true spirit of Toronto.

And much, much more

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Toronto Historical Photos Self-Guided Walking Tour

Step into the past and uncover Toronto ‘s hidden gems with the Toronto Historical Photos Self-Guided Walking Tour 2024.

As participants navigate the city streets, they will encounter a visual feast of historical snapshots that reveal the city’s fascinating evolution over time.

The tour not only provides a glimpse into the past but also invites visitors to witness firsthand how Toronto’s landmarks have transformed through the ages.

This immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with the city’s heritage in a way that is both educational and captivating, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a deeper understanding of Toronto’s rich history.

• Engage with historic photo spots in Toronto
• Explore visually captivating local stories
• Enjoy a self-guided tour with the On This Spot app
• Enjoy Toronto’s history creatively

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Tour Overview

Enjoy Toronto’s rich history with a self-guided walking tour that leads you to the exact spots of historic photos for a unique and personalized exploration of the city’s past. This interactive engagement allows visitors to explore local insights while strolling through Toronto’s historical landmarks.

By following the On This Spot app, travelers can uncover hidden stories and connect with the city’s heritage at their own pace. This tour offers a deeper understanding of Toronto’s evolution, providing a glimpse into the past that’s both educational and entertaining.

With maximum group sizes kept small, participants can enjoy a more intimate experience while discovering the fascinating history that shaped this vibrant city.

Historical Photo Stops

Discover Toronto’s captivating history through a series of engaging historical photo stops that bring the past to life in vivid detail. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, each stop on the self-guided walking tour unveils local stories captured in old photographs.

As you explore these historical sites, consider some photography tips to enhance your experience. Capture the essence of Toronto’s past by framing the shots creatively and playing with angles to highlight the significance of each location. Enjoy the rich narratives behind each photograph, and let the images guide you through a journey back in time.

This unique tour offers a blend of visual storytelling and historical exploration, inviting you to uncover the tales woven into Toronto’s streets.

Self-Guided Experience Details

Set out on a captivating self-guided walking tour through Toronto’s historic streets, led by the innovative On This Spot app for an immersive exploration of the city’s past.

• Exploration Tips :
• Wear comfortable walking shoes for the tour.
• Bring a fully charged smartphone with the On This Spot app downloaded.
• Take breaks at cafes or parks along the way to enhance the experience.

This self-guided tour provides ample photo opportunities at every historic location, allowing you to capture the essence of Toronto’s past through your lens. Explore the city’s rich history at your own pace, ensuring you don’t miss any of the fascinating sites while having the freedom to delve deeper into areas that intrigue you the most.

Booking Information

For convenient booking of the Toronto Historical Photos Walking Tour 2024, visitors can easily prebook the self-guided experience through the On This Spot app. Booking tips include securing your spot in advance as tours are limited to a maximum of 12 travelers.

Customers rave about the immersive experience, guiding you to historical photo locations for unique photo opportunities . Local guides recommend downloading the app before arrival for a seamless experience.

While there are virtual tour options available, the self-guided walking tour allows you to explore Toronto’s history at your own pace. Prior customer reviews highlight the convenience of the app-based tour, making it a must-do activity in Toronto for history enthusiasts.

Tour Logistics

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, visitors embarking on the Toronto Historical Photos Walking Tour 2024 should familiarize themselves with the tour logistics provided by On This Spot Enterprises Inc.

• Meeting Arrangements :
• The meeting point is at Union Station, Toronto, ON M5J 1E6, Canada.
• The tour starts at a flexible time from Monday to Sunday, between 12 :00 AM and 11 :59 PM.
• The tour ends back at the meeting point.

With group size restrictions allowing for a maximum of 12 travelers per tour, participants can enjoy an intimate experience while exploring Toronto’s history. By adhering to these logistics, visitors can make the most of their self-guided walking tour and create lasting memories of Toronto’s past.

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Common questions

Are there any recommended places to eat or grab a snack along the walking tour route.

When exploring the Toronto Historical Photos Self-Guided Walking Tour, visitors can find recommended eateries and snack options along the route. These spots offer a chance to refuel and enjoy some local flavors.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Cameras or Is There a Specific Type of Camera Recommended for the Historical Photo Stops?

Participants can bring their own cameras on the tour. Any camera type is suitable for capturing historic photo stops. Remember to respect the locations visited, follow tourist etiquette , and be culturally sensitive when taking photographs.

Is There a Specific Dress Code Recommended for the Walking Tour, Such as Comfortable Shoes or Weather-Appropriate Clothing?

Comfortable shoes are recommended for the walking tour to ensure a pleasant experience. It’s advisable to wear weather-appropriate clothing for comfort and preparedness. Participants should dress in layers, consider the forecast , and wear sturdy footwear for walking ease.

Are There Any Restroom Facilities Available Along the Walking Tour Route or Should Participants Plan Ahead?

Restroom availability is limited along the walking tour route, so participants should plan ahead. Snack options may not be provided during the tour, so bringing water and snacks is recommended for a more comfortable experience.

Are There Any Additional Costs or Fees to Consider During the Self-Guided Walking Tour, Such as Entrance Fees to Certain Locations or Optional Activities?

Entrance fees to specific locations or optional activities are not included in the self-guided walking tour package. Participants may incur additional costs if they choose to enter certain sites or engage in optional activities along the tour route.

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Explore Toronto’s rich history in a whole new way with the Toronto Historical Photos Self-Guided Walking Tour 2024. This innovative tour allows participants to discover the city’s past at their own pace, capturing exclusive snapshots and seeing its captivating heritage.

With convenient meeting points and easy-to-use app-based guidance, this self-guided tour promises a memorable and educational experience for all history enthusiasts and explorers.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to explore Toronto’s fascinating past!

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