Book Toronto city tours, scavenger hunts and winter adventures online, with walking tours, audio guided tours and a Backstreet Boys-themed city tour on the way.
Making a weekend of the Backstreet Boys concerts in Toronto? Our fan-themed city tour is coming soon: city sights, photo stops and 90s and 2000s pop trivia, built for fans and friend groups.
Join the Backstreets Back list Independent fan-themed tour. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by the Backstreet Boys or their management.
Three tours are bookable now. The rest are coming soon, so tap Notify me to hear first.
Coming soonA fan-themed Toronto city tour built around the Backstreet Boys concerts in Toronto: city sights, photo stops, 90s and 2000s pop trivia and a playlist-worthy day out. Join the list for first access.
Good for: Millennial fans, friend groups, concert weekends
Notify meQuestions? Email usBookable nowSee Toronto's top sights with a local guide in a small group. The easiest way to learn the city and pick what to explore next.
Good for: Families, first-timers, friends
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SeasonalA shuttle to the Distillery District winter market for lights, treats and festive fun, with no transit or parking to plan.
Good for: Couples, friends, families
Questions? Email usScavenger huntRide through Toronto's winter lights and play a scavenger hunt along the way. A cosy, competitive, photo-friendly night out.
Good for: Friends, families, date night
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Coming soonGuided walking tours through Toronto's best neighbourhoods and landmarks, led by local storytellers. Join the list to hear when dates open.
Good for: Curious locals, visitors, small groups
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Coming soonExplore Toronto at your own pace with an audio guide in your headphones. Start when you like, stop for coffee, skip what you do not care about.
Good for: Solo travellers, couples, flexible schedules
Notify meQuestions? Email usA mini scavenger hunt for your trip. Tick them off as you go.
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Try a real scavenger huntFirst visit or fifth, these are the places everyone wants to see. A Toronto tour is the easy way to fit several into one trip.
Toronto's most famous view, best seen from the waterfront or the Toronto Islands.
A historic food market in downtown Toronto, great for lunch.
A major museum with striking architecture on Bloor Street.
A hockey history landmark in a historic downtown building.
A family favourite aquarium near the CN Tower.
Heritage railway site near the waterfront, home to the Toronto Railway Museum.
Home of the colourful TORONTO sign and a top photo spot.
Car-free parks and some of the best skyline views in the city.
Historic theatres and live shows around King Street.
Guides to Toronto tours, scavenger hunts, audio tours and the best things to do in Toronto.
Coming to Toronto for a Backstreet Boys concert? Make a weekend of it. Spend the day seeing the city, grab food at St. Lawrence Market, take photos at the TORONTO sign, then head to the show in the right mood. Our themed Backstreets Back city tour is coming soon. It is an independent fan-themed tour, not affiliated with the band.
Scavenger hunt tours turn sightseeing into a game: you follow clues, complete challenges and see the city in a new way. They are great for friends, families and date nights. Try our Winter Lights and Scavenger Hunt by Bus this season.
An audio guided tour gives you freedom: start when you want, pause for coffee and skip what does not interest you. A live guide gives you stories, answers and company. Many travellers do both, a guided city tour on day one and an audio tour later.
Toronto rewards visitors who mix landmarks with neighbourhoods. Start with the waterfront and the CN Tower area, then add St. Lawrence Market for food and Kensington Market for a more local feel. Save the Distillery District for an evening, when the lights and cafes are at their best. A guided city tour is the fastest way to see how these areas connect, so you can choose where to spend more time.
Winter is a good time to see Toronto. The Distillery District's winter market and the city's seasonal lights give you reasons to head out after dark, and indoor attractions keep cold days easy. Dress in layers, wear warm footwear, and book early because winter events are popular. Our winter market shuttle and winter lights scavenger hunt by bus are built for this season.
A small-group city tour gives you a local guide, a clear route and the chance to ask questions. It is ideal on your first day: you see the highlights, learn the layout of the city and pick the places you want to return to. Wear comfortable shoes, bring water and dress for the weather.
Day one: a city tour, the waterfront and an evening view of the skyline. Day two: St. Lawrence Market, Kensington Market and Chinatown. Day three: the Toronto Islands or a day trip to Niagara Falls. Leave space for food, which is half the reason to visit.
Summer is lively with festivals and the Toronto Islands. Autumn is mild with colourful foliage. Winter brings markets and lights. Spring is a quieter shoulder season. Whatever the month, check the forecast and pack for changing weather.
Our Toronto tours include a small-group city tour, a Distillery District winter market shuttle and a winter lights scavenger hunt by bus. The small-group city tour is the best starting point for first-time visitors.
The From Toronto: Small Group City Tour is designed to show you the city's main sights with a local guide, so you can get oriented and plan the rest of your stay.
Toronto walking tours are coming soon. Click Notify me on the walking tours card and we will email you when dates open. Our small-group city tour is bookable now.
An audio guided tour lets you explore at your own pace with a recorded guide on your phone and headphones. Our audio guided Toronto tours are coming soon; click Notify me to hear first.
It is a tour where you solve clues and complete challenges along the route. Our Winter Lights and Scavenger Hunt by Bus combines Toronto's winter lights with a scavenger hunt.
Right now we offer winter experiences: the Distillery District Winter Market Shuttle and the Winter Lights and Scavenger Hunt by Bus. Check back for spring, summer and autumn tours.
Backstreets Back is a Toronto city tour themed around the Backstreet Boys concerts in Toronto, made for fans who want to make a weekend of it. It is coming soon; join the list for first access.
No. It is an independent, fan-themed city tour and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by the Backstreet Boys or their management.
Yes. Scavenger hunts and themed city tours work well for groups. Email reservations@travaza.com with your date and group size.
Scavenger hunts, themed city tours, winter lights and photo-friendly stops are popular with younger travellers. Try our Winter Lights and Scavenger Hunt by Bus, and watch for Backstreets Back.
Popular photo spots include the TORONTO sign at Nathan Phillips Square, the skyline from the Toronto Islands, St. Lawrence Market and the colourful Distillery District.
All our tours start in Toronto. Choose a tour on this page and your confirmation email will show the meeting point.
Popular things to do in Toronto include a guided city tour, the CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, Kensington Market, the Distillery District, the Toronto Islands and the waterfront. A city tour is a good way to see several of these in one outing.
Visit the Distillery District winter market, see the city's winter lights, skate outdoors and enjoy indoor attractions and food markets. Our Winter Market Shuttle and Winter Lights Scavenger Hunt by Bus are designed for the season.
Click Book now on any tour on this page, choose your date and guests, and complete the secure online booking. You can also email reservations@travaza.com or call 866 979 1181.
If you want to enjoy the winter market without planning transit or parking, a shuttle keeps it simple. Check the tour page for the current dates and times.
It is a bus experience that shows you Toronto's winter lights and includes a scavenger hunt. It suits couples, friends and families looking for a fun evening activity.
Many are. The winter lights scavenger hunt is especially family-friendly. Tell us your children's ages when you book and we will help you choose.
Durations differ by tour and season. The exact length is shown on each tour's booking page after you click Book now.
Meeting or pickup details are shown at booking and in your confirmation email. If you are unsure, contact reservations@travaza.com.
Prices depend on the tour, date and number of guests. Click Book now to see current pricing and availability.
Contact reservations@travaza.com with your date, group size and interests, and we will tell you what is possible.
Late spring to early autumn is the mildest for walking and the Toronto Islands. Winter is the season for markets, lights and indoor attractions.
Three days is enough for the main sights: one day downtown and the waterfront, one for neighbourhoods and markets, and one for the Toronto Islands or a day trip.
Yes, Niagara Falls is a popular day trip from Toronto, roughly 130 km away. Contact us to ask about options.
Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. In winter, bring a warm coat, hat, gloves and boots.
Contact us before booking with your needs and we will advise whether a tour is suitable.
Cancellation terms are shown during booking and in your confirmation email. Contact us as early as possible if your plans change.
Your confirmation email explains how to check in. Keep it on your phone or print it if you prefer.
Visit Toronto Tours is a Travaza brand. Tours are operated by Gray Line Toronto/Niagara Falls Canada, and booking is handled through a secure online booking engine.
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