Expert aficionados lead art, design and architecture tours of Toronto's cultural districts that range from 2-hour walking tours to full-day excursions. Custom tours are available. For information and reservations visit artinsite.net or call 416-979-5704.

Best deal on cruises in Toronto. Cruise and BBQ from $29.99. Fully certified and licensed, they deliver great food, fun and entertainment. Corporate and family cruises with or without food available 7 days a week. Open air decks, friendly, experienced staff, 25 years in business. Located in the heart of Harbourfront at 539 Queens Quay West at Bathurst with parking and public transit at the door.

Historian, tour guide and author Bruce Bell offers many different walking tours including; Toronto's famed St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Toronto; the Historic Distillery; University of Toronto; and the art deco skyscrapers of downtown Toronto; plus many, many more. Bruce can also arrange coach tours for larger groups; coach tours followed by afternoon tea at the King Edward or Royal York Hotel; private one-on-one tours; and food tasting tours of St Lawrence Market. All tours are year round but require reservations so please call 647-393-8687 or visit www.brucebelltours.ca for more detailed information including cost and times.

Architectural historian Marta O'Brien is your guide for enjoyable and informative walking tours of Toronto's most distinctive neighbourhoods and districts. Over ten different two-hour tours are offered, highlighting often-missed architectural details and engaging historical context. Intriguing buildings from the 1820s to the present are included. Customized tours are also available. For complete information please visit www.citywalks.ca.

This "Hop-On Hop-Off" City Bus Tour operates year-round and gives you Toronto's most comprehensive city tour. Enjoy the fun and informative commentary of live guides and take in the city sights as you relax on the upper deck of one of our classic British Double Decker buses. Your ticket is valid up to 72 hours. Free hotel pick up on the first day to welcome you and get you started. For more information visit www.citysightseeingtoronto.com or call 416-410-0536.

Free walking tours leave from the south west corner of Yonge and Dundas (in the colourful kiosk in front of H & M) daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. until September 5th. Specific times can be requested. For information and reservations visit www.downtownyonge.com or call
416-597-0255 Ext. 4

See everything Toronto has to offer from our world famous EcoCabs! Driven and narrated by your very own driver/guide, these unique pedal-powered bicycles will allow you to see Toronto at your own speed and only visit the attractions you choose. Our city tours are fun, friendly and fuel-free making them a great experience and good for the environment as well. Be green and seen as you ride through Toronto's diverse neighbourhoods, popular attractions and amazing shopping, restaurants and events all from the comforts of your very own EcoCab. For information and reservations visit www.ecocabtours.com or call 416-467-9229 or e-mail us at info@ecocabtours.com.

Sail the Toronto Islands and Harbour aboard the traditional three-masted tall ship, Kajama. Licensed bar on deck. At York Street. For information and reservations visit www.greatlakesschooner.com or call 416-203-2322.

A one-hour tour includes Harbourfront, Toronto Islands, and great city views. Also three hour dinner and dancing cruises, and Sunday brunch cruises. Call 416-203-0178 for more information.

Explore Toronto's past translated through unique themes. Several different tours are offered, each one exploring Toronto's past in an entertaining way. Includes "The Haunted Streets of Downtown Toronto" featuring the ghoulish urban legends that are set amidst some of Downtown Toronto's most famous landmarks, "The Rebels March Tour" recreating Toronto's 1837 rebellion when angry citizens took to the streets in an attempt to overthrow the government, and more. For information and reservations visit www.muddyyorktours.com or call
416-487-9017

"Hop-on-Hop-off" at over 20 locations throughout Toronto! Let our experienced guides show you all the city has to offer aboard a vintage Double Decker buses. This tour will leave you with a rush of adventure, unforgettable memories, and pictures that will last a lifetime. Student, Senior, Group Rates and Private Charters are available. For more information visit www.shopdinetour.com or our kiosk in Yonge-Dundas Square or call
416-467-7467.

With our 2 day pass you can take in Toronto’s major sites and attractions at your own pace. Hop off and then Hop back on again at your leisure. With nearly 20 stops along the 20 km (12 mile) route through the city you will be amazed at all there is to see and do. It’s your bus connection to shopping, dining and a boat ride. Convenient daily departures from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information and pick up times visit www.torontotours.com, call 416-868-0400 or e-mail ttours@torontotours.com. You can also visit our downtown Toronto tourist information office: INFO T.O at 250 Front Street West at the MTCC.

Sweet! Tasty Tours takes you on a walk around a Toronto neighbourhood, sampling delicious chocolates, cupcakes and more served up by various stores, while discovering tidbits of sweet history. Toronto's favourite sweets walking tour. Visit www.tastytourstoronto.com for more info, but try not to drool over the pictures!

You don’t have to leave the city to enjoy the great outdoors. The Club organizes regular Urban Walks where the start and finish points are usually serviced by public transit. Most Urban Walks take place on walking trails in Toronto parks and typically last three to four hours, covering a distance of 10 to 12 kilometres. Walks are moderately paced with the beginner hiker in mind, are free and are led by certified hike leaders. For more information visit www.torontobrucetrailclub.org or call
416-763-9061 or e-mail information@torontobrucetrailclub.org

Walk TO is a hip, new walking tour company. Its four city walks explore the guts of Toronto – talking about the people, social issues, history and cultural movements that continue to build the city. From how Quebec separatism put Toronto on the map to the radical makeover of one of our poorest neighbourhoods – these are not your average sightseeing tours. Our walks explore: public art; history and culture; eclectic neighbourhoods; and the green movement. For more information visit www.walkto.ca or call 647-239-5899 or e-mail tours@walkto.ca to book.