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City's top-rated tour |
180 Dundas St West (at Bay Street) Toronto, ON M5G 1Z8 Canada +1 416 594 0343 / +1 800 353 3484 http://www.grayline.ca |
If you want to see the city in a luxurious, washroom-equipped, air-conditioned motorcoach, then this double-decker award-winning tour with driver commentary is for you. There are pick-ups at all the major hotels for your convenience. The Double-Decker Tour takes about two hours and includes the CN Tower, SkyDome, Casa Loma, Queen's Park, Yorkville and Chinatown. The Toronto City Tour includes Harbourfront, Ontario Place, Art Gallery of Ontario, New City Hall, Old City Hall, Eaton Centre, and the University of Toronto. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Customized to taste |
259 Sumach Street, Suite 215 (at Gerrard Street East) Toronto, ON M5A 3K3 Canada +1 416 947 0778 |
"Helping people find the lost world of Toronto!" That's the motto of this unusual organization, which customizes tours to suit individual desires. Lost World can take you on a two-hour tour of 25-35 of the city's most famous landmarks as well as the rare sights that few tourists know about. Tour prices start at $25 for two hours, with a complimentary Blue Jays game with every package purchased. Last but not least, they can also arrange tickets for music, sports, opera, theatre and just about any other event in the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hop on hop off! |
123 Front St West (at York Street) Toronto, ON M5J 2M2 Canada +1 416 614 0999 / +1 800 350 0398 http://www.swiftrans.ca/ |
This company offers a fully-narrated tour that'll take you to the major attractions, shopping areas and restaurants in the downtown area—and best of all, you can hop on and off as you wish! Your ticket is valid for 24 hours from the time your boarding pass is first stamped. During that time you're free to use the company's classic turn-of-the-century trolleys or open-top London-style double-decker sightseeing buses. Fares: CAD29 (adult), CAD27 (senior, student), CAD15 (child 4-11), CAD70 (family). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Escape the hustle and bustle |
84 Advance Road (Bay Street and Queen's Quay) Toronto, ON M8Z 2TZ Canada +1 416 203 0405 http://www.torontoisland.org |
About a ten-minute ferry ride from the Bay Street docks (next to the Westin Harbour Castle) you'll find three islands; Centre Island, Ward's Island and Hanlon's Point;that leave the city's hustle and bustle far behind. Once on the islands, there are plenty of attractions including the Centreville Amusement Park, paddle boats and bikes for rent, in-line skating paths and numerous beaches for sunbathing, picnics or barbecues. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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