Toronto Premium Driving Tour with CN Tower & Boat Cruise

Your guide will provide you with a narrated driving tour through the city where you’ll pass by multiple points of interest including Dundas Square, Queen’s Park and Nathan Phillips Square. At Nathan Phillips Square you’ll have a chance to take a picture with the famous “Toronto” sign and learn about the PATH beneath the city.

Pass by the historic Old City Hall, a beautiful Romanesque-style building dating back to the late 1800s. Admire its iconic clock tower and intricate stonework as your guide shares stories from Toronto’s early days.

Drive through the picturesque campus of the University of Toronto, one of Canada’s top institutions. Enjoy views of its mix of historic and modern architecture while learning about its global reputation and notable alumni.

Pass through Sankofa Square, a lively downtown gathering place known for its bright digital billboards, events, and energetic city atmosphere—often compared to Times Square in New York.

Pass by Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto’s iconic civic gathering space in front of City Hall. Known for its reflecting pool, seasonal events, and the famous Toronto sign, it’s a vibrant hub in the heart of downtown.

The first stop on the tour is at the city's iconic CN Tower where you will be whisked up the glass elevator to the tower's observation deck where you will enjoy a panoramic view of the cityscape from the LookOut Level. Feel the breeze at 342m in the air on the outdoor terrace and take a walk on the glass floor - which was the first in the world in 1994 when it opened!

Pass through Toronto’s lively Entertainment District, home to theatres, restaurants, and nightlife hotspots. This vibrant area comes alive in the evening and is a hub for concerts, shows, and cultural events.

Drive through the bustling Financial District, the heart of Canada’s business and banking sector. Admire the towering skyscrapers and sleek architecture that define Toronto’s modern skyline.

Pass by Market Square, a charming public space in the historic St. Lawrence neighbourhood. Surrounded by heritage buildings, it reflects Toronto’s rich past and vibrant local culture.

St. Lawrence Market has been named as the top food market in the world by National Geographic. You will have some free time here to do some shopping or get something to eat.

icturesque look at the Toronto skyline and the islands surrounding the city.