Toronto Guided History and Bike Tour

Tours are guided by locals who know Toronto intimately and will show you the unusual sights and give you plenty of information to help you plan your stay in the city. We keep our groups small so that we can answer all of your questions and adapt our tours where possible to show you things you are interested in.

Meeting Point

11 Gristmill Lane

11 Gristmill Lane, Toronto, ON M5A 4R2, Canada

We are next to Arvo Coffee inside the Distillery District, on the cobblestone lane.

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours, 15 minutes

Distillery Historic District

55 Mill St, , Toronto, M5A 3C4

We ride through the Distillery District and give you the history and current use of the area.

10 minutes

Harbourfront Centre

235 Queens Quay W, at Lower Simcoe St., Toronto, M5J 2G8

We wind our way through Harbourfront and past the Harbourfront Centre so that you will have a sense of the area and feel confident to return and explore.

Pass by without stopping

Toronto Music Garden

475 Queen's Quay W, Nowhere Does It Say Whether You Can Bring Your Own Folding Chair, Toronto, M5V 2A9

We will ride our bikes along the path of the Music Garden so you get a sense of it's beauty.

Pass by without stopping

Toronto Island Park

9 Queens Quay West, Bay Street, Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, Toronto, M5J 2H3

We will ride from the West side of the Island to the East Side with brief stops throughout.

45 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Ireland Park

Bathurst Street, Queens Quay, Toronto, M5V 3G3

Ireland Park commemorates the Irish Famine migrants who arrived on Toronto's shores between 1846 and 1849. Some 38,500 Irish men, women and children landed in Toronto, then a city of just 20 000 inhabitants. The seven sculptures reflect the tragic loss of life on the North Atlantic, as well as upon arrival on Canadian shores.
This site also offers spectacular views of the Toronto skyline.

10 minutes