Toronto City Tour en Español

During the exterior visit of Casa Loma, a mansion-museum, travellers will have the opportunity to learn about the history of this remarkable architectural landmark. Travellers can also take photos and videos of the castle (exterior only).

For those interested in exploring the museum's interior, we recommend allowing approximately two to three hours for the visit. Please note that entrance tickets are not included. This is a great way to conclude your tour, giving guests the chance to visit the mansion's interior at their own pace.

As part of the tour, travellers will drive along Spadina Avenue, home to Toronto’s oldest and most iconic Chinatown.

During this portion of the route, the tour guide will provide a brief explanation of the history and unique features that make this vibrant neighbourhood one of the city’s cultural landmarks.

At Nathan Phillips Square, travelers will learn about the history of the site, its various public uses over time, and the surrounding landmarks such as Toronto’s City Hall and the Old City Hall.

There will also be an opportunity to take photos and videos with the iconic giant Toronto letters.

As part of the tour, travellers will drive along Bay Street, home to the headquarters of many of Canada’s major financial institutions housed within towering skyscrapers.

This area is known as the Toronto Financial District. During the drive, the tour guide will provide a brief explanation of its history and the distinctive features that define this key part of the city.

As part of the tour, travelers will pass along Front Street, right next to Union Station — the largest train station in the city.

During this portion of the tour, the guide will provide a brief explanation of the history and unique features that make this transportation hub an essential part of Toronto.

During the visit to the Lake Ontario shoreline in front of downtown Toronto, travellers will take a walk to learn about the history and features of the Waterfront, Lake Ontario, and the Toronto Islands.

There will also be opportunities to take photos and videos of this scenic area.

Berczy Park is best known as “the dog fountain square,” as it is a popular spot for pets and their owners. At the center of the park stands a unique fountain featuring sculpted dogs with water jets spraying from their mouths.

During the visit, travellers will have the opportunity to take photos and videos of this charming and playful location

Next to Berczy Park stands one of Toronto’s most iconic buildings: the Gooderham Building.

Also known as the “Flatiron” due to its distinctive triangular shape, this historic site is a favourite photo stop for visitors.

During the visit, travellers will have the opportunity to take photos and videos of this architectural landmark.

During the visit to St. Lawrence Market, travellers will have the opportunity to enter and explore the market, where they can shop for local products, enjoy a coffee, or grab a snack, as well as take photos and videos.