Toronto Urban Adventures
Day tours, with a local
Toronto Urban Adventure offers Toronto walking tours designed to delight both locals and visitors alike! Get under the skin of the city and into the nooks and crannies other Toronto tours don't go! Toronto is best experienced in a small group with a local guide eager to share what they love most about their city. Located on the shore of Lake Ontario, Canada's largest and most multicultural city has something for everyone! Indulge in this great city and see it from a local’s perspective on a unique Urban Adventures Toronto walking tour.
Kensington Market & Chinatown
From CAD 27.00
On this Toronto walking tour, your guide will give you an orientation of the neighbourhood that includes places most visitors never see, and stop by several shops where you can purchase local foods to try.
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Beer Makes History Better
From CAD 39.00
Engaging stories, laughs, and lager - what a great way to spend an afternoon! On this Toronto walking tour, stops will be made at three pubs each with their own character and selection of beer to try, as well as the historically delicious St. Lawrence Market to sample some Canadian delicacies.
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Downtown Toronto Highs & Lows
From CAD 39.00
Set off on a Toronto walking tour, strolling from the commercial centre through the underground tunnels and to the shores of Lake Ontario, while learning about the city’s triumphs and disasters. This Toronto walking tour takes in the highest highs and lowest lows of Canada's largest city, and finishes things up by sharing a beer in one of its most unique locations.
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North by Northeast Music Festival
Place: city wide - [ 16/06/2012 - 20/06/2012 ]
625 bands in 5 days spanning every genre in 50 venues across Toronto, the The North by Northeast Music & Film Festival and Conference (NXNE) is Canada's #1 showcase for music and music related films.
Luminato Toronto Festival of Arts and CreativityPlace: Downtown - [ 11/06/2012 - 20/06/2012 ]
For ten days each year the streets, museums, galleries, and theatre venues are transformed into creative contemporary art exhibits and places of artistic expression. Both local and international artists turn Toronto's downtown into an urban art extravaganza.
Canada DayPlace: City Hall - [ 01/07/2012 ]
Live music, street events, red and white face paint and an evening fireworks display make Canada's "birthday" celebration a spectacle enjoyed by everyone. You don't have to be Canadian to get swept up in the excitement and exuberance and join in on the fun.
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How Toronto Got Its Name
The name "Toronto" has been around far longer than the city. Many armchair historians think it is Huron for "A meeting place", but they are incorrect.
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United Kingdom
22 Dec 2011 Highlight of my trip to Toronto, opening my eyes to so many things that would have passed me by otherwise. Can't recommend too highly.
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Canada
02 Dec 2011 It was fun to learn about my own city and Jason, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and entertaining. Will certainly book another tour.
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Canada
01 Dec 2011 What a great time we had, our guide Jason was very knowledgeable about the history and stories about Toronto. In my business I have little free time, so this was exciting and a huge experience for me.
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Canada
30 Nov 2011 I enjoyed being able to visit areas of Toronto that I normally do not visit as much as I would like, and that I was able to visit local bars that I would not have visited or known much about if I had tried to find a spot on my own.
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Canada
26 Nov 2011 Wonderful tour! It was a great way to get to know more about a city I've lived near all my life.
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The Toronto Urban Adventures team is made up of local tour guides who live in Toronto. When you travel with us, you are getting a local's perspective and the benefit of a resident's knowledge. We're also a lot of fun to hang out with.
Here are our good-humored guides..
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