City Sightseeing: Toronto Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

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Embark on an ultimate Canadian adventure through Toronto's vibrant streets from an open-top bus. Discover the city's historic gems like Casa Loma, Bata Shoe Museum, and Chinatown, and immerse yourself in the unique blend of cultures.

Schedule

• First bus: 9am from stop #1 (Sankofa Square)

• Last bus: 4:20pm from stop #1 (Sankofa Square)

• Frequency: Every 25 to 30 minutes

• Popular stops: Casa Loma, Hockey Hall of Fame, Distillery District

Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points.

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

City Sightseeing: Toronto Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Discover the vibrant city of Toronto on this comprehensive hop-on hop-off bus tour that includes a 24 or 48-hour pass, covering multiple routes and iconic locations such as Casa Loma, Chinatown, Dundas Square, Nathan Phillips Square, and the Distillery District. With buses departing every 30 minutes, explore each of the 13 stops in depth, ensuring a comprehensive tour of Toronto's landmarks, museums, neighborhoods, and parks. Enjoy a seamless journey aboard an open-top bus equipped with a live guide or audio guide available in nine languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, and Russian. The tour offers unparalleled access to the city’s top attractions, allowing you to hop off at any stop to explore further, ensuring that you can take your time to appreciate each location's unique features. With a total duration of 24 or 48 hours, this guided sightseeing experience is perfect for visitors looking to see as much of Toronto as possible in one day.

Explore Casa Loma’s Gothic Grandeur

Your tour stops at Casa Loma where guests can admire the grandeur of this Gothic-style mansion turned museum. Built between 1914 and 1920, Casa Loma spans over 65,000 square feet, featuring intricate stone carvings, a secret passageway, and an impressive 55-room interior. Visitors spend approximately one hour exploring the opulent architecture, including the stunning Tudor Revival-style tower standing at 132 feet tall. Historical facts include its construction by financier Sir Henry Mill Pellatt in 1914 and its designation as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1980. Casa Loma's unique blend of Gothic Revival architecture and historical significance sets it apart from other landmarks, making it an essential stop for those interested in Toronto’s architectural heritage.

Experience the Vibrancy of Chinatown

At Chinatown, guests can immerse themselves in a vibrant fusion of Canadian lifestyle and Asian culture. Established in 1907, this neighborhood spans several city blocks with an estimated area of about 25 acres, featuring colorful lanterns, traditional Chinese architecture, and bustling markets. Visitors spend roughly two hours exploring the numerous shops, restaurants, and cultural sites that showcase the rich history and contemporary life of Toronto’s Chinese community. Historical highlights include the founding of the first Chinese school in Canada here in 1907 and the establishment of the Chinese Cultural Centre Museum & Archive in 2008. Chinatown's unique blend of historical preservation and modern vibrancy makes it a standout destination for those interested in multicultural experiences.

Tour Highlights

• Discover Toronto’s iconic landmarks at each stop
• 24/48-hour pass with unlimited hop-on hop-off access
• Live guide or audio guide available in nine languages
• Explore Casa Loma, a Gothic-style mansion turned museum
• Experience the vibrant culture of Chinatown with its colorful lanterns and markets
• Enjoy panoramic views from an open-top bus throughout Toronto’s downtown core
• Access to Nathan Phillips Square for free public events and performances
• Convenient stops at major attractions including Dundas Square and the Distillery District

Perfect for first-time visitors, history enthusiasts, and culture seekers, this hop-on hop-off tour provides an immersive experience through Toronto's diverse neighborhoods and landmarks. The 24 or 48-hour pass allows you to explore Casa Loma’s Gothic architecture, wander through Chinatown’s vibrant markets, and enjoy panoramic views from the bus, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Toronto's unique blend of history and modernity.