Join a local historian on a walk of Toronto's most famous landmarks. Learn about the formation of Canada as we stroll past Queen's Park, and Toronto's multicultural fabric as we take a walk in the world-famous Kensington Market. See the "Times Square of the North" at Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square). End your tour at the architectural marvel that is Toronto City Hall.
A short walk from St George Subway Station, it is located at 248 Bloor St West, across the street from Varsity Stadium and in between the University of Toronto's Faculty of Social Work and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
We will finish our walking adventure of Toronto's most spectacular sites at its most famous landmark, the CN Tower. It is just a short walk to Union Station from here.
We will walk down St. George Street and take in the University of Toronto's beautiful downtown campus, taking in campus marvels such as Robarts Library and Convocation Hall!
Leaving UofT's campus, we'll take a stroll through Queen's Park, the seat of Ontario's legislature. We'll pass the famous equestrian statue of King Edward VII while learning interesting tid bits of Canada's political history.
Your guide will take you for a stroll through one of Toronto's best known neighbourhoods, a community that represents the best of the world's most multicultural city.
See "Toronto's Time Square" as we walk past Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square)!
The heart of municipal politics in the city, see such architectural marvels as the New Toronto City Hall and right across the street old city hall.
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