Since 2005, we've guided visitors through the District's incredible transformation - from whisky distillery to Hollywood North filming location to today's vibrant pedestrian-only culture destination. Morning and afternoon tours available - join our expert guides and explore historic red brick streets, discover local cafes, and hear some of Toronto's most intriguing stories. This is 60 minutes of comfortable walking with plenty of photo stops and fun stories delivered by our animated tour guides! What to expect: Small groups (maximum 15 people), 60 minutes of walking at a comfortable pace. We'll cover about 6 blocks total, with plenty of stops for photos and questions. Rain or shine - we'll take you inside if the rain starts pouring. Perfect for: First-time Toronto visitors and locals that want to know more about the city they live in. Note: Your tour guide can follow a fully accessible route upon request._ru-RU

Explore Toronto’s most photogenic neighborhood on 2 wheels – and discover where the Gooderham and Worts families built a whisky empire. Glide past Victorian architecture, discover hidden courtyards, and hear scandalous stories your history teacher never told you about Canada. Perfect and recommended for beginners, you won't believe how fun and easy the Segway is to ride. Join 125,000+ Segway riders who have explored Toronto’s ONLY pedestrian neighbourhood on 2 wheels since 2005. Cross off that bucket list item – and put a smile on your face for the rest of the day!_ru-RU

Discover Toronto’s past, one bite at a time, on this downtown food and culture tour that blends storytelling, local snacks and historic stops into a relaxed walk through the heart of the city. With tales of rebellion, immigration and reinvention, you’ll taste the flavours that built Toronto. Highlights - Try a locally roasted coffee and learn how beans, brewers and British ties shaped early Toronto. - Sample an iconic Toronto sandwich (peameal bacon or vegetarian option) at the St. Lawrence Market. - Discover how a fizzy soft drink created during Prohibition helped define Canadian identity. _ru-RU

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With tales of gruesome accidents, the perilous world of whiskey-making, and the explosive War of 1812, you’ll quickly see why the area is known as one of Toronto’s most haunted spots. Join us as we stroll along the cobblestone streets of the historic Distillery District and area by lantern light on this outdoor tour._ru-RU