Toronto Small Group Walking Show Me the City Tour: CN Tower, PATH, St. Lawrence Market
by Buzz Tours
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This small-group walking tour in downtown Toronto lasts about three hours and covers several key landmarks and areas. The tour begins in the Entertainment District, where participants spend about 15 minutes viewing live theatre venues, the Toronto International Film Festival area, the symphony hall, and various restaurants. Next, the group stops for 10 minutes at the CN Tower to learn about its construction, purpose, and notable events. The walk then continues for 10 minutes along Harbourfront, a popular summer destination with nearly 11 kilometers of lakefront paths, marinas, amphitheatres, and other attractions. After that, the tour enters the PATH, Toronto’s 30-kilometer underground network of hotels, shops, grocery stores, and eateries, which connects to major venues such as the sports arena, convention centre, and main train station. Inside Brookfield Place, the group spends 10 minutes exploring the building’s architecture and history. The tour then pauses outside Rogers Centre for 10 minutes to learn about the stadium’s retractable roof and notable events held there. Walking through Old Toronto for about 10 minutes, the route includes sights such as the Flatiron Building and Berczy Park, known for its Dog Fountain. The tour ends at St. Lawrence Market, one of the top 10 food markets in the world with over 150 years of history. Visitors walk through the market and see popular vendors while learning about its role in the city. Local taxes are included in the tour price. Gratuities and hotel pickup are not included. Guides have lived in Toronto for years and share historical facts, stories, and practical tips throughout the walk. The tour includes a show element through the storytelling and presentation style of the guides, who combine history, humour, and insider tips to engage the group during the walk.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Entertainment District
The tour starts in Toronto's Entertainment District, which hosts live theatre, the Toronto International Film Festival, the symphony hall, and many restaurants.
15 min
CN Tower
Participants look up at the CN Tower and learn why it was built, along with notable events and activities that have taken place there.
10 min
Harbourfront
This stop covers Harbourfront’s nearly 11 kilometers (7 miles) of lakefront walkways, including marinas, amphitheatres, and local attractions popular on summer days.
10 min
The Path
The group enters Toronto’s PATH, a 30-kilometer (20 miles) underground network containing 9 hotels, 4 grocery stores, 900 shops, 500 places to eat, and connections to the sports arena, convention centre, and main train station.
10 min
Brookfield Place
Visitors go inside Brookfield Place to learn about its history and see the architecture of this notable building in the city center.
10 min
Rogers Centre
The tour stops outside the Rogers Centre baseball stadium, where guides explain how the retractable roof operates and share stories about the stadium’s events.
10 min
Old Toronto
The walk continues through Old Toronto, passing landmarks such as the Flatiron Building and Berczy Park, known for its Dog Fountain.
10 min
St. Lawrence Market
The final stop is St. Lawrence Market, ranked among the top 10 food markets worldwide with a history of over 150 years. The guide points out popular vendors inside the market.
Meeting point
The tour begins at the southwest corner of King St. West, and Simcoe Street, beneath the electronic billboard for Roy Thomson Hall. The address for Roy Thomson Hall (the closest building to the starting point, is 60 Simcoe Street). Your guide will be holding a "Show me the City" sign.
End point
The tour ends at the St. Lawrence Market (93 Front Street East).
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Toronto Small Group Walking Show Me the City Tour: CN Tower, PATH, St. Lawrence Market
by Buzz Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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$112Overview
This small-group walking tour in downtown Toronto lasts about three hours and covers several key landmarks and areas. The tour begins in the Entertainment District, where participants spend about 15 minutes viewing live theatre venues, the Toronto International Film Festival area, the symphony hall, and various restaurants. Next, the group stops for 10 minutes at the CN Tower to learn about its construction, purpose, and notable events. The walk then continues for 10 minutes along Harbourfront, a popular summer destination with nearly 11 kilometers of lakefront paths, marinas, amphitheatres, and other attractions. After that, the tour enters the PATH, Toronto’s 30-kilometer underground network of hotels, shops, grocery stores, and eateries, which connects to major venues such as the sports arena, convention centre, and main train station. Inside Brookfield Place, the group spends 10 minutes exploring the building’s architecture and history. The tour then pauses outside Rogers Centre for 10 minutes to learn about the stadium’s retractable roof and notable events held there. Walking through Old Toronto for about 10 minutes, the route includes sights such as the Flatiron Building and Berczy Park, known for its Dog Fountain. The tour ends at St. Lawrence Market, one of the top 10 food markets in the world with over 150 years of history. Visitors walk through the market and see popular vendors while learning about its role in the city. Local taxes are included in the tour price. Gratuities and hotel pickup are not included. Guides have lived in Toronto for years and share historical facts, stories, and practical tips throughout the walk. The tour includes a show element through the storytelling and presentation style of the guides, who combine history, humour, and insider tips to engage the group during the walk.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Entertainment District
The tour starts in Toronto's Entertainment District, which hosts live theatre, the Toronto International Film Festival, the symphony hall, and many restaurants.
15 min
CN Tower
Participants look up at the CN Tower and learn why it was built, along with notable events and activities that have taken place there.
10 min
Harbourfront
This stop covers Harbourfront’s nearly 11 kilometers (7 miles) of lakefront walkways, including marinas, amphitheatres, and local attractions popular on summer days.
10 min
The Path
The group enters Toronto’s PATH, a 30-kilometer (20 miles) underground network containing 9 hotels, 4 grocery stores, 900 shops, 500 places to eat, and connections to the sports arena, convention centre, and main train station.
10 min
Brookfield Place
Visitors go inside Brookfield Place to learn about its history and see the architecture of this notable building in the city center.
10 min
Rogers Centre
The tour stops outside the Rogers Centre baseball stadium, where guides explain how the retractable roof operates and share stories about the stadium’s events.
10 min
Old Toronto
The walk continues through Old Toronto, passing landmarks such as the Flatiron Building and Berczy Park, known for its Dog Fountain.
10 min
St. Lawrence Market
The final stop is St. Lawrence Market, ranked among the top 10 food markets worldwide with a history of over 150 years. The guide points out popular vendors inside the market.
Meeting point
The tour begins at the southwest corner of King St. West, and Simcoe Street, beneath the electronic billboard for Roy Thomson Hall. The address for Roy Thomson Hall (the closest building to the starting point, is 60 Simcoe Street). Your guide will be holding a "Show me the City" sign.
End point
The tour ends at the St. Lawrence Market (93 Front Street East).
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.