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Toronto, Canada
Exploring Eastern CanadaToronto: The Radiance of the Lakeside Metropolis This tour of Toronto’s heart invites you to dive into the energy of Canada’s largest city, featuring soaring skyscrapers, historic markets, and vibrant creative districts. Throughout the route, discover the heritage of the early pioneers, the splendor of iconic landmarks, and the spots where cultures from around the world meet to shape the identity of a bold city. A simple and immersive way to explore the dynamism of Toronto at your own pace.

Toronto Union Station
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The Skywalk at Union Station
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The CN Tower
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Rod Robbie Bridge
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Roy Thomson Hall
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Canada’s Walk of Fame
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St Andrew’s Church
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Queen Street West
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Sharp Centre for Design
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Art Gallery of Ontario
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The University of Toronto
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Yonge-Dundas Square
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Yonge Street
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Massey Music Hall
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Toronto City Hall
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Nathan Phillips Square
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The Old City Hall of Toronto
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Financial District & King Street West
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The Allen Lambert Galleria
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The Hockey Hall of Fame
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Gooderham Building
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St. Lawrence Market South
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Toronto in 3 facts
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Advice
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Jan.
-5°
Feb.
-4°
March
1°
April
8°
May
14°
June
19°
July
19°
Aug.
22°
Sept.
18°
Oct.
11°
Nov.
5°
Dec.
-1°
Throughout the year, Toronto’s average temperature hovers around 9°C, and the city experiences very cold winters and pleasant summers. From January to March, temperatures hit their lowest, with minimums around -5°C. The warmest months are July and August, when highs reach approximately 26°C. The rainiest months are typically from May to August, though Toronto experiences significant rainfall all year-round—so unexpected rain is always possible. To make the most of your visit, the best time for your trip is between May and September.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point : Toronto Union Station.
GO PARK parking : 315 Front St W Like many North American metropoles, Toronto is immense. Exploring it on foot takes both determination and stamina. And while the distances from point A to point B might feel endless, relying on a car isn't exactly easy. Traffic is heavy, and, above all, parking is incredibly expensive. For instance, half an hour of parking can cost around €2.50 on average. Yes, it adds up quickly—but let’s not forget, we are talking about the capital of Ontario. Fortunately, there’s a great plan B: the city’s excellent public transportation system. Subways, trams and buses crisscross Toronto in every direction at affordable prices, all while giving you the added bonus of feeling like a local. A win-win!
During our visit, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the Distillery District. To avoid any last-minute surprises, keep in mind that there are strict opening and closing hours. Be sure to check the schedule before coming! Like any top tourist destination, Toronto offers a range of benefits and discounts on transportation and attractions through the Toronto City Pass. It’s a great option to explore the city at your own pace while making the most of special deals.
Explorez le monde en totale liberté, à pied au cœur des villes ou au fil des routes. Nos guides audios transforment chaque destination en une découverte culturelle immersive et unique.