• Yorkville Village - Toronto’s most refined area, featuring luxury boutiques, historic Victorian streets, upscale cafés, and cultural landmarks where traditional elegance meets contemporary style.
• Royal Ontario Museum - A renowned cultural landmark in Canada, with a striking modern crystal façade enveloping historic galleries that display world-class art, natural history, and global civilizations.
• Bata Shoe Museum - A unique cultural landmark designed like a giant shoebox, housing an extraordinary collection that narrates 4,500 years of human history through global footwear.
• Chinatown - One of Toronto’s most lively districts, celebrated for its vibrant storefronts, bustling markets, and rich fusion of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Southeast Asian cultures.
• Art Gallery of Ontario - A premier museum known for its expansive glass and wood facade, featuring an exceptional collection of Canadian, Indigenous, and international art.
• Queen Street - One of Toronto’s most energetic streets, renowned for its independent shops, street art, live music venues, and ever-evolving creative spirit.
• Entertainment District - The city’s hub for nightlife and performances, filled with major theatres, concert halls, sports venues, and illuminated marquees that brighten downtown day and night.
• CN Tower - Toronto’s most iconic skyline feature, towering over the city with its glass observation decks and panoramic views extending to Niagara Falls on a clear day.
• Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada - A top city attraction, offering dramatic underwater tunnels and thousands of marine animals just steps from the CN Tower.
• Harbourfront Centre - Toronto’s vibrant waterfront gathering spot, known for its lakeside promenades, public art, festivals, and continuous views of Lake Ontario and the islands beyond.
• Hockey Hall of Fame - The home of hockey’s greatest legends, where historic architecture houses the Stanley Cup and the sport’s most celebrated moments.
• St. Lawrence Market - One of the world’s premier food markets, bustling with local vendors, historic charm, and the flavors that have defined Toronto for over two centuries.
• Corktown - One of Toronto’s oldest neighborhoods, where historic workers’ cottages and industrial roots blend with modern revitalization.
• Yonge-Dundas Square - Toronto’s civic gathering place at the heart of downtown, surrounded by digital screens, live events, and the city’s nonstop energy.

• Flexible Start Time

• This tour is not a hop on hop off Tour

Discover Toronto in a whole new way with a leisurely, uninterrupted panoramic tour on an open-top double-decker bus. Perfect for newcomers or those with limited time, this two-hour circuit showcases the city’s most famous attractions, such as the CN Tower, Harbourfront, Royal Ontario Museum, and St. Lawrence Market, all from the comfort of your seat.

Delight in live guided commentary or choose from recorded multilingual narration while you enjoy breathtaking city views from your elevated position. There’s no need to worry about stops or schedules—simply sit back, relax, and take in the sights.

Travel through lively neighborhoods, historic areas, and picturesque waterfronts for an ideal introduction to all that Toronto has to offer in one memorable journey.

Tours run frequently from 9am to 4:30pm.

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