Toronto Day Trip (Group of 2)

Nathan Phillips Square (NPS), the heartbeat of the city with the Old and New City Hall and its neighborhood. You will have some free time to discover the nearby area.

Driving through the historic Chinatown, our next stop is the trendy residential and shopping Yorkville Area with the Royal Ontario Museum and Bata Shoe Museum (no visit to the museums).

Visit and walking at the main campus (King’s Circle) of the University of Toronto, always ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide deserves a closer look. Driving around the Queen’s Park where the Provincial Parliament is located.

The historic Distillery District is the best-preserved example of Victorian industrial architecture in North America. The former distillery is now a complex of more than 40 buildings with restaurants, cafes, art galleries, and souvenir shops and connected by cobblestone narrow streets. You will enjoy your free time and can also have a lunch or coffee break here.

At the end of our tour, we will visit the CN Tower, the city's landmark (In bad weather with low visibility, this part will be replaced with a panoramic tour of Queens Quay, entertainment district, and Fort York.)

The starting point and hence the sequence of places in the tour may change according to the pickup location and will be agreed upon with the guests beforehand.