• Art Gallery of Ontario - The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is a cultural treasure in Toronto, boasting a diverse collection of art spanning from classical to contemporary, housed within a striking architectural masterpiece.
• CN Tower - The CN Tower in Toronto is an iconic landmark, dominating the skyline with its towering height and offering breathtaking views of the city and beyond.
• Queen’s Park - Queen’s Park, a verdant oasis in the heart of downtown Toronto, is not only the site of Ontario’s Legislative Building but also a beloved green space where locals and visitors alike can relax, stroll, and enjoy the beauty of its landscaped gardens and historic monuments.
• St. Lawrence Market - St. Lawrence Market, situated in the heart of Toronto, is a bustling culinary destination where locals and visitors alike can savor the flavors of diverse cuisines, shop for fresh produce, and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of one of North America’s oldest public markets.
• Entertainment District - The Toronto Entertainment District, pulsating with energy and excitement, is a vibrant cultural hotspot where theaters, restaurants, bars, and nightlife converge to offer a dynamic blend of entertainment options for residents and visitors alike.
• Distillery Historic District - Learn the history and facts of this this once a famous distillery
• Yorkville Village - See the boutique shops along Yorkville and Bloor streets as we drove along both streets.
• Chinatown - See the culture and restaurants located in one of five chinatowns in Toronto
• Yonge-Dundas Square - Yonge and Dundas Square, often referred to as Toronto’s Times Square, is a bustling urban plaza at the heart of downtown where locals and tourists gather amidst vibrant billboards, street performances, and cultural events, creating a lively focal point in the city’s core.
• Royal Ontario Museum - The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is a world-renowned institution in Toronto, showcasing a vast array of artifacts and exhibits that span cultures, time periods, and disciplines, offering visitors a fascinating journey through history and natural sciences.
• Campbell House Museum - Learn about the Campbell family and their legacy here in Toronto, along with Osgode Hall.
• Graffiti Alley - See some of Torontos local arts.
• Harbourfront Centre - Harbourfront Centre, located along Toronto’s picturesque waterfront, is a dynamic cultural hub where art, music, food, and community converge, offering an array of events, performances, and activities that celebrate creativity and diversity.

We will be stopping here in the summer months for everyone who has purchased the one hour harbour cruise.

• Hockey Hall of Fame - Explore the famous sights of hockeys greatest
• Bata Shoe Museum - Shoes, shoes and more shoes!
• Mirvish Village - Drive along King St to see the iconic buildings and broadway shows.
• Toronto City Hall - We will stop here where all of our guests have the chance to exit the bus and take photos with the famouse Toronto sign.
• University of Toronto - Lear about the various programs and break through innovation and technology
• Bay Street Corridor - The Wall Street of Toronto
• Toronto Union - One of the busiest hubs in North America

• Local Tour Guide
• Photo stop at Toronto City Hall for the famous Toronto sign

• Gratuities (optional)