Double Decker Bus Tours
Get a better view of the city from a Gray Line double-decker bus. These London-style buses get you up where you can see over cars and obstacles.
Hop-On and Hop-Off city tours let you explore Toronto on your own. Buses run from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm in a continuous loop on two routes through the downtown core.
The year-round North-South loop features 23 stops at great Toronto attractions, such as: the Hockey Hall of Fame, the CN Tower, Toronto's Harbourfront, Fort York, the St. Lawrence Market, the Entertainment District, the Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma, the Bata Shoe Museum, the Eaton Centre, Maple Leaf Gardens and stops along Yonge Street and in Yorkville.
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The seasonal East-West double-decker bus tour offers another 23 stops in some of Toronto's most popular old neighbourhoods, such as: The Beaches, the Historic Distillery District, Little India and Toronto's world-famous GreekTown. Also featured are: the Royal Ontario Museum, the Bata Shoe Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, Honest Ed's, Korea Town, Little Italy, Little Portugal and Chinatown.
In the winter, Gray Line operates a closed-top, heated double-decker bus on the North-South loop only. Gray Line’s tours are narrated, and offer unique insights into the history of Toronto and the locations of great Toronto tourist attractions.
Buy your tickets online at http://www.grayline.ca/tours/pages/graylineca/graylineca_545_HopOnHopOffCity.asp
Toronto Hop-On Hop-Off North-South Loop (Year-Round)
1. Nicholby's Souvenir Shop - 123 Front St West Downtown
2. Hockey Hall of Fame
3.
Hummingbird Centre
4. St. Lawrence Market
5. Eaton Centre / Olympic Spirit
6. Maple Leaf Gardens
7. University of Toronto
8. Toronto Reference Library
10. Casa Loma-The House on the Hill
11. Bata Shoe Museum
12. Royal Ontario Museum
13. Art Gallery of Ontario (across from the Metropolitan Hotel )
14.Toronto Coach Terminal on Bay Street
15. New and Old City Halls
16. Entertainment District
17. Fashion District
18. Fort York
19. Toronto Music Garden
21. Toronto Island Ferry Terminal
22. Rogers Centre
23.
CN Tower North and South side
24. Steam Whistle Brewery
Other Toronto Tours and Harbour Cruises
Mariposa Cruises
Toronto Tours Ltd.
Jubilee Queen Cruises
Kajama Tall Ships
Miss Toronto Cruises
Great Lakes Schooners Cruises
Shop Dine Tours
Admiral Cruise Lines
Pioneer Cruises
Other Tour Companies
Niagara Falls Tours
Toronto by Helicopter
If you don't have time to enjoy a leisurely Toronto Tour by double decker bus, amphibious vehicles, then a Toronto helicopter tour may offer a quicker and more exciting experience. Travelling by helicopter, you’ll have unique aerial views of top Toronto attractions such as the CN Tower, the Rogers Centre (SkyDome), ROM Lee Chin Crystal, the McMichael Art Gallery, Kortright Centre, Southbrook Farms, Woodbine Race Track, the Air Canada Centre, The Harbourfront and Canada’s Wonderland, all from the air. If you’re looking to take some spectacular pictures of Toronto’s skyline, this is the way to do it.