• Canada’s Walk of Fame - Gather outside Roy Thomson Hall for an engaging introduction and captivating stories about Canadian cultural icons and their connections to Toronto and the global stage.
• Royal Alexandra Theatre - Discover tales of renowned Canadians and the comedic legacy that has shaped the world, along with the history of Toronto Theatre, famously known as Broadway North.
• TIFF Bell Lightbox - Delve into more stories of Canadian cultural heritage and the film industry, with a chance for a restroom break if needed.
• 401 Richmond - Navigate through laneways to explore this outstanding hub for independent galleries and arts groups, and visit Spacing, a unique boutique offering distinctive Toronto souvenirs.
• Graffiti Alley - As the tour enters the fashion district, learn about Toronto’s fashion history and the Jewish and Chinese communities that once thrived here. Enjoy a snack at the remarkable Water Works Food Hall before exploring Rush Lane, also known as Graffiti Alley.
• Fashion District - Stroll north on Spadina Avenue to uncover the stories behind the area’s buildings and the history of the neighborhood that narrowly escaped demolition in the 1970s.
• Kensington Market - Make a brief stop at Kensington Market to indulge in vintage clothing or savor a delightful cardamom latte at a local café.
• St. Lawrence Market - Explore the neighborhood, featuring Toronto’s Banksy, the charming Dog Fountain, and the historic Gooderham Building, also known as Toronto’s Flatiron Building, which predates New York’s! If you’re hungry, visit Toronto’s lively food market.
• The Path - This underground city connects 74 buildings and leads to a historic bank vault and a stunning atrium with a Victorian façade inside.
• Distillery Historic District - The tour concludes at the Distillery, North America’s largest collection of industrial Victorian-era architecture. Now a Canadian heritage site, it hosts a variety of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, as well as a popular Christmas Market.

• Lots of stories and insider knowledge.

• Tea and coffee
• Admission fees

As a lifelong Torontonian, former entertainment reporter and television writer I have an insider’s knowledge of the city’s cultural heroes and stories. Plus a few crazy insights of my own. I’m adept and adaptable to ensure your walk through the city is fun and informative setting you up for a fantastic visit to North America’s fourth largest city.

I’m also happy to provide tips on other activities to round out your visit.

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