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Toronto Greeters ‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ Free Personal Walking Tour with a Local

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• 8.50 / 10 341 reviews | 6,203 travellers The activity was very good, it is very worth it if you want to get to know Toronto. We got Dwight who made the whole tour even more enjoyable. He showed us a lot of curiosities about the city and guided us through the labyrinthine path, otherwise we would continue wandering there. He gave us many tips and recommendations that always come in handy, he also advised us on which areas to visit and which to avoid. I totally recommend it. Despite being a 3 hour journey, it is short. It's 10/10. 10 Marina
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Awe-inspiring skyscrapers and a thrilling tale are the protagonists of this free tour of Toronto , one of the most avant-garde cities in southeastern Canada. Ontario's capital city is simply mesmerising!

Description

Our free tour of Toronto will start at the indicated time in front of The Berczy Park Dog Fountain , an offbeat fountain located in the centre of the 3,606-square-meter (0,891-acre) park.

We'll begin with a stop at the emblematic Gooderham Building . Any idea what makes this building so iconic? After exploring its rich history, we'll make our way to the base of the CN Tower . This colossal broadcasting tower, which stands 553 metres (1,814 feet) high, is the undisputed symbol of Toronto . The next stop will be in the Old Town neighbourhood, where we'll take a look at The Toronto Old City Hall . This former city hall , which was opened in 1899, is characterised by its striking neo-Romanesque architecture that stands out amidst the surrounding skyscrapers. The vibrant Nathan Phillips Square is one of the city centre's main hubs and is located right next to the former city hall. We'll then head to Toronto's Financial District to visit Yonge-Dundas Square and Yonge Street, the longest street in the world !

Please note that reservations for more than 4 people aren't possible for this free tour of Toronto. If you'd like to book a tour for a larger group, we recommend reserving a private tour of Toronto .

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The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English.

English–speaking guide

Not included

When to book.

You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

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Berczy Park, in front of The Dog Fountain

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Explore Toronto Free Tour

Overview of the tour in Toronto

Join us for a complete tour of Downtown Toronto! This is a great way to visit Toronto’s most iconic places and hidden gems. With this free tour, we aim to let you explore and experience our city through the eyes of the locals, to bring to life our cultural expressions, our gastronomy, our historical institutions, our landmarks, and, of course, to have fun. We will take you on a journey in time to show you how the city started. We will discuss the rich past, from the First Nations to the arrival of Europeans, and we will experience the present. Explore and discover with us what Toronto has to offer and feel the ambiance of Canada’s largest city. Live in our friendly, stunning, magnificent, and charming city. Welcome to Toronto!

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College Park

Meeting point

MEETING TIME: 10 am (we start at 10:10 am) or 5 pm (we start at 5:10 pm) or 5:30 pm (we start at 5:40 pm) -> Note that we have different times, in order to know which is the one you selected, please check your reservation on the website. MEETING POINT: College Park (at the actual park where the Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail is located) nearby the fountain (check for a person with an umbrella). ADDRESS: 33 College St. TOUR PRICE: We offer it for free, but we accept tips based on your satisfaction :) WEATHER: Our Tour is NEVER cancelled due to climate conditions. We will do the tour rain or shine. BRING Comfortable clothes, water, and a camera. During winter time, please bring warm clothes because it can get very cold. Look for the guide with an umbrella, he will be waiting for you ;)

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CANCELLATIONS: If you decide not to ATTEND anymore, we kindly ask you to click on “Cancel my Booking” at the bottom part of the email received from Freetour.com. If you don’t cancel, we will need to pay a booking fee. Thanks for understanding. LANGUAGES: - On Saturday, the tour is in English, but our tour guide speaks Spanish, and while walking, he can translate the tour to Spanish for people who speak that language. - On Sunday, the tour is in Spanish, but our tour guide speaks English and while walking he can translate the tour to English for people that don't speak Spanish. IN CASE YOU ARE RUNNING LATE OR CAN NOT FIND THE TOUR GUIDE: If you are late or if you are not able to find the tour guide, meet us at Dundas Square. We will arrive there approximately 30 minutes after the tour starts and we will stay there for around 15 minutes. It is approximately 10 10-minute walk from the Meeting Spot. DISCLAIMER: In the tours sometimes pictures are taken by the organizers or other members. Therefore, by attending the tour you automatically consent to these pictures being taken & used as they see fit. If you don’t want to appear in any picture please let the organizer know before the beginning of the event. By attending the event, you understand and agree that; you are responsible for your safety, all your personal belongings (e.g. phone) is your responsibility, your participation is voluntary, and you assume full responsibility for any injuries or damages resulting from your participation.

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Free Walking Tour Toronto

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Starting time

11:00 am / 6:00 pm

Tip only basis

Free walking tour Toronto is the perfect way to get to know Toronto, the largest city in Canada and is known for its diverse culture, stunning architecture, and vibrant arts scene. With its bustling downtown area, bustling nightlife, and endless shopping opportunities, Toronto is a must-visit destination for any traveler. Whether you want to explore the historical landmarks, taste the world-class cuisine, or simply relax in one of the city’s many parks, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see in Toronto.

Meet your guide outside the CN Tower.

Tip only basis. You must tip your guide at the end of the tour. It is recommended to tip from 10 to 20 euros per person.

Free walking tour Toronto starts at the iconic CN Tower, which is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city. Visitors will have the opportunity to take in the stunning views of the city from the top of the tower, as well as learn about its history and significance. From there, the tour will continue on to the historic Distillery District, which is a charming and picturesque neighborhood that is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the district’s narrow cobblestone streets and take in the sights and sounds of the neighborhood.  

Next, free tour Toronto takes visitors to the famous St. Lawrence Market, which is considered to be one of the best markets in the world. Visitors will have the opportunity to sample a variety of delicious foods and see the market’s unique architecture and design. After visiting the market, the tour will continue on to the Toronto Islands, which are a group of small islands located just off the shore of the city. Visitors will have the opportunity to take a ferry to the islands and explore the parks, beaches, and gardens that are located there.

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From there, the tour will take visitors to the historic Kensington Market, which is a colorful and vibrant neighborhood that is known for its food, music, and art. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the market’s many shops, restaurants, and galleries, and learn about the neighborhood’s rich history and culture. The tour will then move on to the University of Toronto, which is one of the city’s most important institutions of higher learning. Visitors will have the opportunity to take a walk around the beautiful campus and learn about its history and significance.  

Finally, the tour will end in the heart of the city’s downtown, where visitors will have the opportunity to explore some of the city’s most iconic and historic buildings and landmarks, such as City Hall, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the Royal Ontario Museum. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of the city and take in some of the most beautiful and interesting sights that the city has to offer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum of participants.

The maximum of participants is 15 people.

Can I book a private walking tour?

Yes, you can book a private walking tour by contacting us straight via email.

Can I bring my children?

Yes, in Free Tour Toronto everyone is welcome.

What should I bring?

Check out the weather on the day of the tour to make sure you bring an umbrella in case it’s raining. Bring comfortable shoes, cash and a big smile 🙂

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Free Toronto Walking Tours With Tour Guys Toronto

It’s not very often that visitors can find a fun and informative walking tour… for FREE! But that is exactly what Tour Guys offers; they provide multiple free Toronto walking tours as well as free walking tours in other Canadian cities.

Free Toronto Walking Tours

During our recent weekend in Toronto , Tour Guys invited us to join their free Downtown Toronto tour: Power, Politics, & The PATH. This tour focuses on architecture, current events (both political and financial), and Toronto’s underground city (aka “the PATH”).

The starting point for the tour was inside Toronto’s Union Station. We got there a little early and used the time to wander around a bit. When we headed back over to the clock inside the Great Hall, Julian was already there waiting. We chatted a bit while we waited for everyone else to arrive. It was obvious that he loved Toronto and loved giving these tours.

Once everyone was there, Julian began the tour by telling us about Union Station. Considered the most important building in Toronto’s history, he explained that had the station not been built, the city of Toronto would probably not exist. He also went on to tell us interesting tidbits, like the fact that there are misspellings carved into the stone!

We headed out and started learning more about Toronto’s history. Julian was funny and knew so many quirky facts!

Our next stop was the Fairmont Royal York. Did you know this hotel is the official royal residence of Queen Elizabeth when she’s in Toronto??

Next we headed down into “the PATH” which is a labyrinth of hallways and corridors that spans over 30 km. It has shops, restaurants, and access to public transit. According to the Guinness World Records, it’s the largest underground shopping complex in the world!

The PATH is perfect for pedestrians to get around during Toronto’s cold winters and humid summers. During the week, the PATH sees over 200,000 commuters a day!

As a lover of architecture, we loved hearing about Toronto’s continuous effort to create cutting-edge and innovative designs. The Royal Bank Plaza even has windows covered with a thin coating of 24-carat gold leaf.

During our tour, we were even taken inside an underground vault. This vault was built right into the bedrock and has a 4 foot thick steel door that weighs 40 tons. Getting to sit inside of it was a really interesting experience!

We also stopped by the Old City Hall building, which had a really crazy history. Talk about some drama!! We won’t spoil it for you, but we will say this… don’t ever piss off an architect or you will be immortalized in a very bad way!

The tour ended at Nathan Phillips Square, home of the iconic Toronto sign as well as the new City Hall. Inside the lobby of City Hall is a really great mural called Metropolis and it is composed of over 100,000 nails. Its center is composed of massed copper nails which represent the heart of the city and surrounding that mass are expanding circles that represent suburban areas and neighborhoods.

In total the tour ran just under two hours which we thought was the perfect length of time considering we were walking. And even though the weather was a bit cold, we were never outside for very long.

What we loved most about this tour was that it wasn’t at all what we expected. Yes, we learned about the history of Toronto. But not the way you would from a textbook. We were told weird and funny stories. Stories that had us saying, “Oh my God, are you serious??” And the fact that you could tell Julian was having fun made it that much better.

Final Thoughts On Free Toronto Walking Tours

This is by far the best free walking tour we’ve ever been on; don’t for a second think that because it’s free that the quality will be any less. These guys love what they do and are proud of what they offer their guests (although we do suggest tipping what you feel their work was worth to you). So if you are planning a visit to Toronto and want to get to know the city by foot and for free, make sure to book a tour with Tour Guys !

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I haven’t done this tour but I took a Street Art tour by the tour guys and agree that they are amazing! They are so informative and passionate about the city. Great summary! I’ll have to check this one out now!

Oh awesome! I think the street art tour is something I’d like to check out next time we’re in Toronto. We were able to see some while we explored the city, but I’m sure we missed a lot.

Free??!! That is insane. What a fun tour. Loved all of your photographs. 😉

Thanks Mel! 🙂

I hope to visit Toronto someday, and I like the idea of going on a city tour. But I have to admit I probably wouldn’t have chosen one with “politics” in the title. And yet, it sounded very interesting!

This is so cool! I’ve never really been a fan of structured tours but this laid-back style is something I can get behind. It seems like you were able to see such hidden gems all around Toronto! 🙂

I love a free walking tour, you get to grips with the city from an expert with spending a fortune! I love all the quirky facts that they tell you, how interesting about if the station hadn’t been built that Toronto would probably not have been there? It’s amazing how one small aspect of a city can change literally everything! I’d love to visit Toronto and get my selfie outside that sign in particular hehe! I’ll be hitting up Tour Guys Toronto for sure if I ever go there 😉

Oh awesome! I went on a tour with this same company in Vancouver! They were great! I always make an effort to take a free walking tour in a new city. Not only do you learn cool facts, but you make a mental note of places to check out later! Great post.

I think free walking tours are one of the best ways to get to know a new city. I’ve never been to Toronto (or anywhere in Canada) but it’s really high on my list. Especially since one of my best friends lives in Toronto- I need to make it out there soon!

Local walking tours are a great way to get the background on a city’s culture and history without be tied to an organised tour. I love how you get little gems of information like the misspellings carved into Union Station that you’d never know about otherwise.

It’s awesome that free walking tours are making their way around the world! Thanks for the post!

Free walking tours are a great way to get know a city without spending a bundle. Every free walking tour I have been on has been great and really focuses on the history and location and not on selling me tourist junk.

I will check them out and see if they have a tour in Montreal.

Free price is my favourite price. Got to love that!

I haven’t made it to Toronto in my travels yet, but I’ll be sure to keep this one in mind should I make it up there. Sounds like their passion for Toronto is infectious.

It definitely is Chris! 🙂

How did I not ever know about The Path?! I’ve been to Toronto a few times and have never even heard of it. Further proof that these tours are wonderful opportunities to learn about a place, even one you’ve been to before!

Yes! That’s so true!

Ohhh I really want to know about the Old City Hall drama! haha! I guess I’ll have to take the tour and learn for myself. I really enjoy walking tours. Great pictures to compliment the story ^_^

Thanks Francesca! 🙂

Wow, the Tour Guys really are providing an amazing service. Now I need to go on the tour so I can know about the drama! Must have been so insightful hearing all that good information from the experts.

This looks like a great way to explore Toronto. Need to make it there one of these days. Love that you got quirky facts from your tour guide. Those are my favorite when I’m exploring a new city.

Hello, I loved your blog, it’s beautiful and we felt like we were in the wonderful places too. I love traveling, and if it were possible I would live like that too. But we can travel with your posts. Your blog is charming!

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoy it 🙂

I’ve been looking for a great tour of Toronto to get me refreshed and looking at my local city from an outside perspective. This looks like an awesome way to explore the TDot!

Hey Kevin! We definitely recommend doing it, even for locals. I feel like there’s always some new or quirky tidbit you can learn about your own city.

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Free Tour of Toronto

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• Duration : 1.5 hours

With a multicultural rate that keeps increasing and more than 180 spoken dialects , Toronto is filled with diversity in art and culture, as well as highly developed financial, education, sports, and transit systems. Join the Free Tour of Toronto to see the tallest skyscrapers at the Financial District , learn about the history of Downtown , and discover the city’s amazing attractions next to a Torontonian guide who will surely become your best friend!

• Navigate through Toronto’s PATH , a network of underground pedestrian tunnels that connects more than 70 buildings!
• Visit attractions such as Union Station, both the Old and New City Halls at the Philips Square and of course, take a picture at the  3D Toronto sign!
• Enjoy a short but entertaining walk in a city that promotes the relation to people, activities, creativity, talent and places .

Is it really Free

Yes, you can book your spot and join the tour for free. Guides make a living from tips that tour guests voluntarily provide based on their budget and how much they enjoyed the experience.

マドリード旧市街の無料ウォーキングツアーは、月曜から日曜の11:00にプレタデルソルから出発します-カルロスの病気で馬の像に乗っています。 25/12と04/10にはツアーはありません。

The Free Walking Tour Madrid Old City runs Monday to Sunday at 11.00 from Pureta del Sol – By Carlos ill on his horse statue. No tours on the 25/12 and 04/10.

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Take a free self-guided walking tour of Toronto

Discover hidden gems, architectural marvels, cultural hot spots and natural splendour in these free, self-guided tours.

Toronto offers a variety of free walking self-guided walking tours that allow visitors to explore the city’s history, architecture, and culture. These tours are led by knowledgeable and passionate guides, who provide interesting commentary and insights about the city.

Some popular walking tours include the Downtown Highlights Tour, which covers landmarks like City Hall, the CN Tower, and the Financial District; the Graffiti and Street Art Tour, which explores the city’s vibrant street art scene; and St. Lawrence Market and Old Town Tour, which takes visitors through historic neighbourhoods and markets.

Here is the list of the 7 self-guided walking tours:

• ArtworxTO Tours -Close-up of a person’s hand drawing a colourful mural on the pavement.
• Cultural Hotspot Tours – Explore beyond Toronto’s downtown core and discover hidden gems with 49 self-guided walking tours.
• StrollTO – Find 140 guided itineraries of Toronto neighbourhoods.
• Discovery Tours – Search through a variety of nature walks across the city.
• Architectural Tours – Discover historic and modern architecture within Toronto.
• Urban Tours – Join a guided walk through the downtown core.
• Historical Tours – Immerse yourself in the city’s history and discover surprising stories and inspiring figures.

Taking a walking tour is a great way to see the city’s highlights and get a sense of its character and history, all while getting some exercise and fresh air. And best of all, it won’t cost you a dime!

More information here: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/streets-parking-transportation/sidewalk-tours-wayfinding/self-guided-tours/

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Public walking tours, private tours, and MORE in Toronto!

The best way to learn about a city is to walk the streets and laneways with a local expert. We want everyone to take a walk and talk with us - even locals!

Your time is valuable. We can make the most of it on a guided walk and talk.

Let us worry about the directions and where the washrooms are.

To view our scheduled public tours, check out our current schedule .

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Why choose Tour Guys?

Our goal is more people walking, more people talking, and we want YOU to be part of the conversation!

Since 2009, we've delighted tens of thousands of guests on our free public walking tours, food & drink tours, graffiti and street art tours, and custom experiences for groups of all kinds.

Whether you are a solo traveller, family on vacation, a teacher planning a field trip, or a group of friends or co-workers looking for something different to do together, we've got you covered!

Our walks and talks are enjoyed by visitors and locals alike, and our guides are engaging and entertaining experts in history, culture, social issues, and the arts.

A walking tour with Tour Guys is THE BEST way to get to know the city.

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There's a free outdoor music festival in Toronto this weekend

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Get ready to jam out, Toronto, because there's an outdoor music festival coming to the city this weekend, and it's totally free to attend.

Keeping the summer buzz going even as we enter the dog days, Toronto music collective, Wavelength , is back with yet another groovy public music festival .

Taking over Trillium Park this Saturday night, the Wavelength Summer Thing  will feature performances by some of the most innovative and unique up and coming Canadian indie and alternative acts.

You'll be able to catch performances by Toronto-based bands SlowPitchSound, Lavender Town and Nyssa, alongside Montreal's Sasha Cay and, this year's headliner, Daniel Romano's Outfit, from Welland.

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While the music is certainly the star of the show, there's a lot more to the festival than just great grooves — there'll also be a slew of activations and art installations to explore.

You'll be able to sweat it out at a pop-up sauna by Public Sweat, check out installations by local artists, peruse a marketplace offering vintage clothing, artwork and natural self care goodies.

Once you've worked up an appetite, you'll be able to grab a bite from food vendors like Gebeta , Kanto by Tita Flips  or  Masaya Means Happiness  and gobble it down around the campfire.

The event is all-ages and totally open to the public, so all you have to do it show up! It all kicks off at 5 p.m. and wraps up at 11.

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