Toronto City Highlights Express Bus Tour

Kindly arrive 10 - 15 minutes prior to departure time.

Marvel at the grand architecture of Canada’s busiest transportation hub.

Pass Brookfield Place and the legendary hall celebrating Canada’s greatest hockey players.

See Toronto’s iconic red-brick flatiron, one of the most photographed spots in the city.

Discover Toronto’s culinary heart in this lively, century-old market filled with local specialties.

Admire cobblestone lanes and restored red-brick buildings housing boutiques and art studios.

Witness Toronto’s dazzling entertainment hub — often called Canada’s Times Square — alive with digital billboards, street performers, and shopping energy.

View Ontario’s Legislative Building and the ROM’s crystal-shaped exterior — a symbol of science and culture.

Cruise through Toronto’s luxury district lined with boutiques, cafés, and galleries along Bloor Street.

Admire the ROM’s striking glass-and-steel “Crystal” exterior, symbolizing culture and discovery.

Admire Frank Gehry’s stunning glass-and-wood façade and Canada’s premier fine-art collection.

See ivy-covered collegiate buildings and learn about this world-renowned research university.

Experience colourful streets filled with open-air markets, dim-sum spots, and cultural energy.

Cruise by Kensington Market for a window-seat look at mural-splashed streets, vintage storefronts, and global eats buzzing with bohemian energy.

Step off the bus to capture photos at Nathan Phillips Square with the iconic Toronto Sign and modernist twin-tower design.

Glance at Toronto’s early-1800s architecture and the city’s oldest surviving Georgian home.

zzy restaurants and bars surrounding the TIFF Bell Lightbox and Roy Thomson Hall. Steps from the CN Tower and Scotiabank Arena, it’s a walkable hub for shows, nightlife, and late-night eats.

Pass the heart of Toronto’s theatre scene, home to Broadway shows and live performances.

Catch a glimpse of the Blue Jays’ home stadium, known for its massive retractable roof.

Marvel at Toronto’s most iconic landmark and one of the world’s tallest structures, standing 553 metres above the skyline.

View restored locomotives and Toronto’s historic railway roundhouse, now home to a local craft brewery.

See the stunning glass-domed aquarium at the base of the CN Tower, home to sharks, rays, and jellyfis

Enjoy lakefront views and see the city sparkle along Queens Quay. (Optional short stop May–Oct.)