Pedal through downtown Toronto on a small-group bike tour that covers more ground than walking, with a local guide sharing stories most visitors never hear.
In three hours, you'll ride past major landmarks including the Rogers Centre and the Hockey Hall of Fame, and hear about the CN Tower's history and significance to the skyline. The route continues past the Flatiron Building and Berczy Park's Dog Fountain, through the world-famous Graffiti Alley, past the University of Toronto campus, and into the bohemian streets of Kensington Market. You'll take a breather at Riverdale Park for the city's best skyline photo op before finishing with cobblestones and history in the Distillery District.
Capped at 12 riders, this tour keeps things personal. Your guide sets the pace and shares the kind of local insight you won't find in a guidebook. Toonie Tours has guided over 35,000 travelers since 2018 and is recommended by Destination Toronto and Ontario Tourism.
Meet your guide holding a red umbrella!
Discover the whimsical "Dog Fountain" and the iconic Flatiron Building in one of Toronto's most charming public spaces.
A quick stop at the "Cathedral of Hockey." Learn why this sport is the true pulse of Canadian culture.
Explore Toronto’s railway heritage. Get up close to massive vintage locomotives right at the base of the CN Tower.
The heart of the Entertainment District. See where the red carpets roll out for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Cruise through one of the "coolest neighborhoods in the world," famous for its trendy boutiques and edgy urban vibe.
Ride through a kilometer of world-class street art. This is the ultimate "Instagrammable" stop of the tour.
Toronto’s most bohemian enclave. A vibrant, multicultural maze of vintage shops, street food, and colorful history.
A scenic stretch passing through the edge of Little Italy and the historic University of Toronto campus.
Discover the Romanesque architecture of Ontario’s Legislative Building set within a beautiful urban park.
Experience the "Times Square of Canada." Bright lights, massive screens, and the high-energy pulse of the city center.
The "Million Dollar View." We’ll take a breather here to capture the most famous panoramic shot of the Toronto skyline.
Travel back to the 1800s. Cycle through cobblestone streets lined with Victorian-era industrial architecture and art galleries.
The "World’s Best Food Market" (per NatGeo). The perfect spot to grab a snack after the ride!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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