



by See Sight Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$378This four-hour small-group tour by vehicle covers Toronto’s key attractions starting with a one-hour visit to the CN Tower. Visitors ride the glass elevator to the LookOut Level, where they can walk on the glass floor and step outside onto the outdoor terrace 342 meters above the city. The tour continues with a 45-minute stop at St. Lawrence Market, allowing free time for shopping or a meal. When the market is closed on Sundays and Mondays, the tour visits the Distillery District instead. The tour also includes a narrated drive through Toronto’s downtown neighborhoods. Highlights along the route include Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square), Nathan Phillips Square with the Toronto sign, the Entertainment District, and the Financial District’s skyscrapers. The guide points out landmarks such as Queen’s Park, Dundas Square, Old City Hall with its Romanesque clock tower, the University of Toronto campus, and Market Square in the historic St. Lawrence area. In season, the tour features a Toronto Harbour Cruise lasting about one hour, offering views of the city skyline and nearby islands. From October through May, when the cruise is not available, guests visit Casa Loma instead. Pickup and drop-off are provided anywhere in downtown Toronto. The tour operates in all weather conditions.
Queen's Park
The guide narrates the driving tour passing multiple points of interest including Dundas Square, Queen’s Park, and Nathan Phillips Square. At Nathan Phillips Square, guests can take photos with the Toronto sign and learn about the PATH underground network.
Old City Hall
Tour passes by Old City Hall, a Romanesque-style building from the late 1800s featuring an iconic clock tower and detailed stonework. The guide shares stories about its historical significance to Toronto.
University of Toronto
The route goes through the University of Toronto campus, showing a mix of historic and modern buildings. The guide explains the university’s reputation and notable former students.
Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square)
The tour drives through Sankofa Square, a busy downtown area known for large digital billboards and frequent public events, often compared to New York’s Times Square.
Nathan Phillips Square
This stop highlights Nathan Phillips Square, a central civic space with a reflecting pool and the well-known Toronto sign, located in front of City Hall.
CN Tower
The first major stop is the CN Tower where guests spend one hour. They take the glass elevator to the LookOut Level for panoramic views, walk on the glass floor installed in 1994, and visit the outdoor terrace 342 meters above ground.
60 min
Entertainment District
The tour passes through the Entertainment District, an area with theaters, restaurants, and nightlife venues that hosts concerts and cultural events.
Financial District
The route continues through the Financial District, the center of Canada’s banking and business sector, featuring tall skyscrapers and modern architecture.
Market Square
Tour passes Market Square, a public space in the historic St. Lawrence neighborhood surrounded by heritage buildings representing the city’s past.
St. Lawrence Market
Guests have 45 minutes to explore St. Lawrence Market, named the top food market by National Geographic, with time to shop or eat.
45 min
Toronto Harbour Cruise
The tour includes a one-hour Toronto Harbour Cruise providing photo opportunities of the city skyline and the surrounding islands.
60 min




by See Sight Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$378This four-hour small-group tour by vehicle covers Toronto’s key attractions starting with a one-hour visit to the CN Tower. Visitors ride the glass elevator to the LookOut Level, where they can walk on the glass floor and step outside onto the outdoor terrace 342 meters above the city. The tour continues with a 45-minute stop at St. Lawrence Market, allowing free time for shopping or a meal. When the market is closed on Sundays and Mondays, the tour visits the Distillery District instead. The tour also includes a narrated drive through Toronto’s downtown neighborhoods. Highlights along the route include Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square), Nathan Phillips Square with the Toronto sign, the Entertainment District, and the Financial District’s skyscrapers. The guide points out landmarks such as Queen’s Park, Dundas Square, Old City Hall with its Romanesque clock tower, the University of Toronto campus, and Market Square in the historic St. Lawrence area. In season, the tour features a Toronto Harbour Cruise lasting about one hour, offering views of the city skyline and nearby islands. From October through May, when the cruise is not available, guests visit Casa Loma instead. Pickup and drop-off are provided anywhere in downtown Toronto. The tour operates in all weather conditions.
Queen's Park
The guide narrates the driving tour passing multiple points of interest including Dundas Square, Queen’s Park, and Nathan Phillips Square. At Nathan Phillips Square, guests can take photos with the Toronto sign and learn about the PATH underground network.
Old City Hall
Tour passes by Old City Hall, a Romanesque-style building from the late 1800s featuring an iconic clock tower and detailed stonework. The guide shares stories about its historical significance to Toronto.
University of Toronto
The route goes through the University of Toronto campus, showing a mix of historic and modern buildings. The guide explains the university’s reputation and notable former students.
Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square)
The tour drives through Sankofa Square, a busy downtown area known for large digital billboards and frequent public events, often compared to New York’s Times Square.
Nathan Phillips Square
This stop highlights Nathan Phillips Square, a central civic space with a reflecting pool and the well-known Toronto sign, located in front of City Hall.
CN Tower
The first major stop is the CN Tower where guests spend one hour. They take the glass elevator to the LookOut Level for panoramic views, walk on the glass floor installed in 1994, and visit the outdoor terrace 342 meters above ground.
60 min
Entertainment District
The tour passes through the Entertainment District, an area with theaters, restaurants, and nightlife venues that hosts concerts and cultural events.
Financial District
The route continues through the Financial District, the center of Canada’s banking and business sector, featuring tall skyscrapers and modern architecture.
Market Square
Tour passes Market Square, a public space in the historic St. Lawrence neighborhood surrounded by heritage buildings representing the city’s past.
St. Lawrence Market
Guests have 45 minutes to explore St. Lawrence Market, named the top food market by National Geographic, with time to shop or eat.
45 min
Toronto Harbour Cruise
The tour includes a one-hour Toronto Harbour Cruise providing photo opportunities of the city skyline and the surrounding islands.
60 min