Section One
Your fully open top double-decker bus boards at Yonge-Dundas Square and heads out on first half of the double-decker city tour. A fun and informative live guide hosts the tour in English and is happy to answer questions and provide suggestions and advice. Pre-recorded multilingual commentary may also be available on your trip - if this is of interest to you please check with us prior to booking. Highlights from this section include the Eaton Centre, Church-Wellesley Village, Bloor-Yorkville, Casa Loma, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Bata Shoe Museum, The Annex, the University of Toronto, the Art Gallery of Ontario, Chinatown, Queen West, Union Station, Scotiabank Arena, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, The Rogers Centre, and Harbourfront Centre.
Section Two
Your double-decker bus arrives at Harbourfront and everyone heads over to the boat for the harbour and islands cruise. The boat has a bar, washrooms, and a large variety of indoor and outdoor seating options spread over three decks. The top deck is the only fully unobstructed upper deck in the city and offers amazing panoramic views and photo opportunities. A live guide provides entertaining and insightful commentary as the boat navigates the harbour and explores the Toronto Islands. Highlights from this section include the Toronto Police Marine Unit, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, the Island Yacht Club, Hanlan’s Point, Centreville, Forestry Island, Toronto Island Marina, the Royal Canadian Yacht club, Queen City Yacht Club, the Toronto Island Community, and of course stunning, panoramic views of Toronto’s skyline.
Section Three
Your double-decker bus picks you after the cruise and the city tour resumes. The live guide points out new interesting places and tells you fascinating stories about Toronto as the bus makes its way back to Yonge-Dundas Square where you first started the tour. Highlights from this section include Queens Quay Terminal, the Hockey Hall of Fame, Meridian Hall, St. Lawrence Market, Distillery District, Corktown, St. Lawrence Hall, St. James Cathedral, the Financial District, Nathan Phillips Square, Metropolitan United Church, St. Michael’s Cathedral, Massey Hall, and the Ed Mirvish Theatre.
