Toronto Bike Tour
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Experience Highlights
Make the most of this bike tour of Toronto. With a local guide, you'll learn more about the history of Canada's largest city in an activity that lasts about three and a half hours for small groups of about 12 people. It's an easy tour and you'll need to wear a helmet.
With a granola bar and a bottle of water included, you'll be able to recharge your batteries on this tour. You'll pass some of Toronto's landmarks such as the CN Tower, Chinatown, Kensington Market, Toronto City Hall and more.
- Pedal your way through Toronto' s highlights on a bike tour that lasts about three and a half hours.
- Learn about the city from a local guide who will tell you historical facts about all the sights you pass by.
- Ride past some of Toronto's top attractions, such as the CN Tower, Chinatown and Kensington Market.
What’s included
- Toronto Bike Tour
- Helmet
- Bicycle
- Granola bars
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Step by Step
Get to know Toronto on this bike tour. This activity lasts around three and a half hours and is designed for groups of around 12 people , with a local guide accompanying you on the tour. You'll hear stories about the places you'll pass, from the CN Tower to Chinatown and more.
Toronto is Canada's largest city and a world leader in business, finance, technology, entertainment and culture. Its large immigrant population has also made Toronto one of the most multicultural cities in the world.
The city is known for its many skyscrapers and buildings, particularly the tallest free-standing structure on earth outside of Asia, the CN Tower, where you'll stop. This tower held the record for over 30 years until the Burj Khalifa was formally recognised by Guinness World Records as the tallest in the world.
During this tour, where you will be provided with your bike and helmet, which you will be required to wear, you will also pass through Chinatown, where you will find various shops run by the Chinese community that you can only see in that district, as well as Toronto's City Hall, where you will hear various stories.
Other places of interest you can visit include the financial district, Kensington Market and St Lawrence Market, one of the symbols of the city.