• Downtown - The journey begins at Sankofa Square, located in the vibrant center of Downtown.
• Allan Gardens Conservatory - Originally constructed in the late 1800s for concerts, horticultural exhibitions, and social gatherings.
• Cabbagetown - Can you figure out the origin of this neighborhood’s name?
• Riverdale Park East - Experience breathtaking views of the Toronto Skyline and ravines as the route crosses the Prince Edward Viaduct towards this park, famous for its spectacular sunset vistas of the city.
• Toronto Public Library Riverdale - Exiting Riverdale through the Don Jail, decide for yourself if it truly earned the nickname “Palace for prisoners.”
• Chinatown East - Discover why Toronto boasts multiple Chinatowns and learn about the Royal who spent their final days in this area.
• Leslieville - A charming blend of old and new, explore the history of this lively, family-friendly neighborhood ideally situated between downtown and the beach.
• Gerrard India Bazaar (Little India/Little Pakistan) - Known as one of Toronto’s most vibrant and colorful neighborhoods!
• Greektown on the Danforth - Just a short distance from downtown, this area was once considered remote. What led to its transformation?
• Church and Wellesley (The Village) - The vibrant center of Toronto’s 2SLGBTQI+ community.

• Guaranteed seating on the upper level

• Gratuities (optional)

Discover a unique perspective of Toronto with this panoramic sightseeing tour that highlights the city’s lively and frequently missed east end. Travel in elegance on a classic open-top double-decker bus, providing clear views of the cityscape as you explore some of Toronto’s most unique and varied neighborhoods.

During the tour, benefit from live guided commentary that animates each neighborhood, offering hidden histories, cultural insights, notable landmarks, and the tales of the individuals who influenced them.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.