Join me for an intimate, small-group tour of downtown Toronto. This thoughtfully crafted journey offers a unique blend of history, culture, art, and local flavours, providing an authentic experience of the city’s vibrant neighbourhoods.
We'll begin near the Royal Ontario Museum’s stunning architecture before strolling through the historic University of Toronto campus. After visiting landmarks like Soldiers' Tower and University College Circle, we’ll head to College Street for a delicious Margherita slice. Then it’s off to vibrant Kensington Market for street art, vintage shops, and a sweet local treat. In Chinatown, browse traditional stores and sip tea at a cozy shop. We'll admire Queen Street West’s iconic buildings, including the AGO and OCAD, before ending in Toronto’s downtown core with City Hall, Nathan Phillips Square.
This immersive experience is perfect for those wanting a deeper and more personal connection to Toronto.
We will meet up in front of the McDonald's, across the street from the Royal Ontario Museum.
The last stop of this tour is at Nathan Phillips Square.
We will pass by the ROM to appreciate its rich history and mix of traditional and modern architectures.
We will visit this monument that commemorates the brave Canadian men and women that lost their lives during the First and Second World Wars.
We will explore the grounds Canada’s most esteemed university to understand its cultural importance and view some of its stunning buildings. Then finish off with one of Toronto’s most famous pizza slices.
We will check out the eclectic neighborhood of Kensington Market where you will get to see the vibrant street art, vintage shops, and stop for a local sweet treat.
We will pass through Chinatown to see the traditional Chinese shops and restaurants that have been staples to the city.
We will pass by the Art Gallery of Ontario to admire its striking exterior design by Frank Gehry and its cultural significance in the city.
We will pass by OCAD University to see its bold and iconic structure that showcases creativity and innovation in design.
I will give you a brief explanation about this house's history and architecture.
We will pass by Toronto City Hall to take in its unique modernist architecture and its role as a symbol of the city’s civic life.
We will end our tour at Nathan Phillips Square, a lively gathering place where we can take photos by the iconic Toronto sign, relax by the reflecting pool, and soak in the energy of the city.
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