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Tours in Toronto, Canada

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Best of Toronto Small Group Tour

4.7(186 reviews)
  • Discover Toronto in a cozy group setting (maximum 7 travelers)
  • Hotel pick-up & drop-off from your downtown Toronto accommodation
  • Visit the CN Tower for panoramic views and the iconic Glass Floor
  • Stop at the historic St. Lawrence Market for shopping and local food
From$169USD
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Toronto, Canada
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Scenic Toronto Night Tour (with CN Tower)

  • 3 Hours Duration
  • Max 10 Guests Per Group
From$109USD
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Toronto, Canada
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Best of Toronto Small Group Walking Tour with CN Tower

  • 3 Hours Duration
  • Max 10 Guests Per Group
From$99USD
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Toronto, Canada
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Niagara Falls, Canada Tour from Toronto

Tickets included
  • 8 Hours Duration
  • Max 10 Guests Per Group
From$259USD
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Toronto, Canada
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Best of Toronto Walking Tour

  • 4 Hours Duration
  • Max 10 Guests Per Group
From$99USD
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Toronto, Canada
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Scenic Toronto Night Tour (with Boat Ride)

Tickets included
  • 3 Hours Duration
  • Max 10 Guests Per Group
From$79USD

Tickets & Attractions in Toronto

About Toronto

Toronto, Canada's largest and most dynamic city, has something for everyone. From iconic landmarks to exciting tours, it's a place where adventure, history, and culture come alive. Whether you're visiting for a few days or a longer stay, Toronto promises unforgettable experiences that cater to every type of traveler. From vibrant neighborhoods to world-renowned landmarks, Toronto’s top attractions highlight the city's unique blend of culture, history, and urban charm. There's the St. Lawrence Market—one of the world's best food markets, offering fresh produce, artisan goods, and delicious local bites. It's an excellent place to sample Toronto’s rich multicultural flavors. Then there's the Distillery District. A charming area with cobblestone streets, unique boutiques, and vibrant galleries that showcase Toronto's historic and artistic flair. Once a former industrial area, the Distillery District is now a pedestrian-only zone that captures Toronto's artistic spirit while celebrating its industrial past. Dundas Square is Toronto's bustling hub, often compared to New York's Times Square, with large billboards, shops, and a lively atmosphere. It’s the epicenter of Toronto's energy, hosting live events, outdoor screenings, and vibrant street performances. And if you want to see the city from the water, you can book the Toronto Harbour Tours. Explore the stunning skyline and beautiful islands on a relaxing boat tour in Toronto. You’ll also pass picturesque parks and learn about the city's rich history on the guided tour. If you're into architecture, you should see Casa Loma—a grand, historic castle featuring stunning gardens, secret tunnels, and magnificent architecture. It was built in the early 20th century and is perfect for a family outing. Nathan Phillips Square is known for the iconic Toronto sign and the vibrant heart of Toronto's civic life. Whether you're admiring the beautiful fountains, attending a cultural event, or simply taking a picture with the famous sign, this public space captures the essence of the city. Want a walk along the lake? Visit the Toronto Waterfront, a beautiful area to enjoy scenic views, or visit parks and attractions along the shores of Lake Ontario. It is one of the most picturesque areas in the city. For beach fun, there's Cherry Beach—a peaceful place where you can relax, swim, or have a picnic by the lake. The beach is also known for its breathtaking sunset views over the water. History geeks should definitely visit the Royal Ontario Museum, which is a top museum that displays vast collections of art, culture, and natural history from around the world. The ROM is home to many exhibits including ancient civilisations to modern science, making it a must-see for everyone. Visit one of the most prestigious universities in Canada—University of Toronto—with beautiful, historic campuses to explore. While you’re there, visit the Royal Ontario Museum, which is located on its grounds. Architecture buffs should also visit Union Station, a stunning architectural landmark and Toronto’s main transport hub. The station is connected to the PATH, Toronto’s underground walkway system. Right next to Union Station, you'll see the Fairmont Royal York, a historic hotel and a symbol of luxury which offers a glimpse into Toronto’s early 20th-century elegance. And lastly, a trip to Toronto is incomplete without visiting the Hockey Hall of Fame, which celebrates Canada’s favorite sport with exhibits and memorabilia from the NHL’s most famous players. It’s a must-visit for anyone passionate about hockey or sports history. Top Tours in Toronto, Canada For those looking to dive deeper into the city's character, Toronto offers a wide range of tours that bring its neighborhoods, history, and hidden gems to life. The Best of Toronto City Tour will take you through Toronto’s top landmarks, historical sites, and hidden gems, from the iconic CN Tower to the St. Lawrence Market. You can discover Toronto’s fascinating history and culture with the Best of Toronto Walking Tour, exploring iconic neighborhoods and architectural marvels such as the Union Station, and the CN Tower. If you want a personalized experience, book the Best of Toronto Exclusive Private Tour, where you can visit the city's top attractions at your own pace, with a dedicated guide. All of these tours come with a Toronto Harbour Cruise! A combination of walking and cruising, offering both land-based exploration and views from the water, Toronto Walking Tour with Boat Cruise is an excellent option. Experience Toronto’s skyline lit up at night while cruising along the waterfront with the Scenic Toronto Night Tour with Boat Ride, offering a truly scenic view of the city. Explore Toronto’s diverse food scene on the Canuck Culinary Crawl, with a focus on local culinary delights and food history. You can visit the St. Lawrence Market and explore the Distillery District with this tour. The Best of Niagara Falls Tour from Toronto takes you from Toronto to Niagara Falls, including popular attractions like the Hornblower Cruise and Journey Behind the Falls. History and architecture buffs would love to see Casa Loma, which is the only real, full-sized castle in North America. With the Casa Loma: The Ultimate Castle Experience tour, you will be able to delve into its rich history and beautiful architecture. FAQs What are the top attractions to see in Toronto? Top attractions include Casa Loma, St. Lawrence Market, Toronto Waterfront, Royal Ontario Museum, and Dundas Square. Toronto day trips are the best way to explore these places. What are the best tours in Toronto? Some of the best tours include: The Best of Toronto Small Group Tour The Best of Toronto Walking Tour The Best of Niagara Falls Tour from Toronto How much do Toronto city tours cost? City tours typically cost between $69 and $259 per person, depending on the tour's length and type. Private tours can cost more. What is the best time of year to take a tour in Toronto? Spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) are ideal for touring, offering pleasant weather. Summer is also great for festivals but tends to be busier. Are there private or customized tours available in Toronto? Yes, private tours like the Best of Toronto Exclusive Private Tour offer a tailored experience that suits your interests. What are the best boat tours in Toronto? Toronto Walking Tour with Boat Cruise and the Scenic Toronto Night Tour offer beautiful views of the city and waterfront from the water. How can I explore Niagara Falls from Toronto? You can take the Best of Niagara Falls Tour from Toronto, a guided trip that includes major attractions like the Hornblower Cruise and Journey Behind the Falls. What are the best walking tours in Toronto? The Best of Toronto Walking Tour is a fantastic way to explore the city on foot. For a mix of walking and cruising, try the Toronto Walking Tour with Boat Cruise. What are the best indoor activities? Visit the Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma, or the Hockey Hall of Fame for great indoor experiences. What are the best outdoor activities? Outdoor activities include walking around St. Lawrence Market, relaxing at Cherry Beach, or taking a Toronto Harbour Tour for a scenic view of the city. Are food and drinks included in the tours? Some tours, like the Canuck Culinary Crawl, include food and drinks, while others may offer them as optional add-ons. Always check the details before booking.

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  • This tour was very informative and enjoyable. There were 6 people and the guide. This included CNTower entry and a 60 minute boat ride around the small toronto islands.

    Verified Traveller · Sep 2026 · via See Sight Tours

  • Good experience, knowledgeable guide, informative. Accommodating travelled at good pace for us. All in all a great experience! Would recommend. Mike P

    Mike Parsonson · Sep 2026 · via See Sight Tours

  • Graysen was very professional, knowledgeable, and precise. I enjoyed the tour, I will recommend him.

    Adeshola Ramat Adewunmi · Aug 2026 · via See Sight Tours

  • This was an excellent tour. We were able to get an overview of Toronto, which was great since we had little knowledge of the area. Our guide, Nathan, was pleasant, friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. One of our party has mobility issues and he was very helpful to her, which was much appreciated. Also,it was helpful that we were able to be picked up at our hotel.

    Tisa Broussard · Aug 2026 · via See Sight Tours

Traveler FAQs for Toronto

Which stadium in Toronto is hosting the 2026 football tournament games?
2026 world tournament matches in Toronto will be held at Toronto Stadium (traditionally BMO Field). The venue is currently being expanded to accommodate over 45,000 fans for the summer event. The stadium is located at Exhibition Place along Toronto’s downtown waterfront, approximately 10–15 minutes from the downtown core.
How accessible is BMO Field?
BMO Field is one of the most centrally located stadiums in the tournament. It is accessible by TTC streetcar, GO Transit regional rail, walking, cycling, rideshare services, and limited on-site parking. Public transit will be the most efficient option on match days.
Why are the 2026 soccer world tournament matches in Toronto so significant?
Toronto is one of only two Canadian host cities, making its matches especially meaningful for Canadian fans. There is strong anticipation that Canadian Men’s National Team matches could take place here, pending the final tournament draw.
Which countries are playing in Toronto?
Final match assignments will be confirmed after the official FIFA draw. Toronto is expected to host multiple group-stage matches and knockout-round fixtures. Official pairings and dates will be updated once released.
How do you get to BMO Field from downtown Toronto?
Visitors can take a direct TTC streetcar to Exhibition Place, use GO Transit, walk or cycle from central neighborhoods, or take a short rideshare trip. Toronto’s downtown core is compact and easy to navigate.
What is Toronto most known for?
Toronto is known for its CN Tower skyline, multicultural food scene representing more than 200 ethnic communities, waterfront parks along Lake Ontario, clean and modern urban design, and strong sports culture.
What are the must-see attractions in Toronto?
Top highlights include the CN Tower, Distillery Historic District, Toronto Islands, Kensington Market, Harbourfront, and the Waterfront Trail.
What can you do at the CN Tower?
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from the observation deck, walk across the Glass Floor, or participate in the EdgeWalk experience for a more adventurous perspective.
What is special about the Toronto Islands?
The Toronto Islands offer beaches, skyline views, bike paths, green space, and a peaceful escape just a short ferry ride from downtown.
What foods should visitors try in Toronto?
Visitors should try a peameal bacon sandwich (especially at St. Lawrence Market), poutine, butter tarts, Jamaican patties, authentic dim sum, and Middle Eastern shawarma. Toronto’s cuisine reflects its global diversity.
How many days should you spend in Toronto during the World Cup?
Two days allows for a match, the CN Tower, and a visit to the Distillery District. Three days adds Toronto Islands and full downtown exploration. Four to five days allows time for Niagara Falls, wine country, or extended food tours.
What is Toronto weather like in June and July?
Summer temperatures typically range from 70–85°F (21–30°C). Conditions are warm and occasionally humid, with the possibility of brief thunderstorms. Evenings near the lake can feel cooler.
What should you pack for Toronto in summer?
Pack lightweight clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, a light rain layer, and an evening layer for cooler waterfront breezes.
Where is the best place to stay for the 2026 soccer tournament in Toronto?
The Downtown Core offers the closest access to the stadium and attractions. The Entertainment District provides nightlife and restaurants. King West is trendy and central. Harbourfront offers scenic lake views, while Yorkville provides upscale accommodations.
Do visitors need a car in Toronto?
No. If staying downtown, a car is unnecessary. Public transit, walking, and rideshare services make it easy to get around.
What other events happen in Toronto during the summer?
Toronto summers include Canada Day celebrations, outdoor concerts at Budweiser Stage, the Toronto Jazz Festival, Pride events in late June, food festivals, night markets, and Blue Jays games at Rogers Centre.
Is Toronto family-friendly for the World Cup?
Yes. Family-friendly attractions include Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, the Toronto Zoo, Centre Island amusement park, harbour cruises, and interactive science museums. The city is clean, safe, and easy to navigate with children.
What tours does See Sight Tours offer in Toronto?
See Sight Tours offers small-group and private experiences designed around match schedules, combining skyline views, historic neighborhoods, and waterfront experiences.
What is included in the Best of Toronto Small-Group Tour?
This tour includes a visit to the CN Tower observation deck and Glass Floor, a stop at St. Lawrence Market, a scenic Toronto Harbour Cruise, and a guided drive past landmarks such as Dundas Square, Queen’s Park, and Nathan Phillips Square.
What is included in the Scenic Toronto Night Tour with Boat Ride?
The night tour features a scenic harbour cruise, complimentary downtown pickup and drop-off, visits to landmarks including the Royal Mint and Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica, and time to explore the Distillery District.
What is included in the Niagara Falls Tour from Toronto?
This full-day experience includes panoramic views from the Skylon Tower, a Hornblower Cruise (seasonal), Journey Behind the Falls, and a narrated driving tour with local insight.

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