The only bad thing was the start of this tour. After only having 4 hours sleep the night prior we woke up early enough to catch a bus and train from our missisagua hotel, with this being the last day in Toronto. It was about an hour before our activity and we get a message saying they cancelled due to smoke. This made me very upset due to the fact we had started our journey and they would have expected a 24 hour cancelation notice for us. This meant we could have slept in a bit longer as well if they told us the night before, and caused some worry as I had a different walking tour booked in the evening with this same company and was this going to be cancelled too with such short notice? I did get a refund though so that was the good thing. The weather did change and they did offer us to join an hour later free of charge which was nice, because it wouldn't have worked out for us at a later date. Just be aware the company may cancel at short notice but will refund if this happens. The tour was great, the only downfall was when we stopped at a cathedral there was a half clothed man laying in the corner so it was a bit disturbing to see that in a tourist area. Especially with children in the group I think that location should have been moved away from that unpleasant sight.
About Activity
What's Included
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- All Fees and Taxes
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Departure & Return
Departure Point
- This tour departs from the courtyard outside of the Hockey Hall of Fame on Front Street (10 Front Street West - corner of Front and Yonge Streets). You will be meeting your guide outside. Please DO NOT go inside Brookfield Place.
Return
- Just a few blocks east of our starting location.
Itinerary
Meet your guide outside the iconic Hockey Hall of Fame to kick off your Hidden Toronto adventure. After a quick welcome, you’ll set off on foot to explore the city’s lesser-known stories and surprising locations—all hidden in plain sight.
Discover a tucked-away piece of artwork by the legendary street artist Banksy—one of the few remaining in Toronto. Learn how it ended up here, and why so few people know it still exists.
Toronto’s most dog-friendly fountain is full of surprises. We’ll help you sniff out the hidden animals that even locals overlook.
This photogenic landmark has one of the city’s strangest illusions on its back wall. Discover what’s real, what’s painted, and why the Flatiron might be Toronto’s most charming architectural trick.
As we stroll through St. James Park, you'll hear a few surprising tales tied to the area—stories of unlikely protests, vanished buildings, and the odd characters who once called this neighbourhood home.
The tour wraps up at St. Lawrence Market, but your exploration doesn’t have to. This bustling spot is packed with history, hidden corners, and plenty of snacks to refuel after your walk through the weird side of Toronto.
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