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Tours

Our Tours bring people together. Join us as we travel hundreds of kilometres to experience the city—up close and on the streets—through parks, to well-known landmarks, and in the many neighbourhoods that make up Toronto.

About our Tours program

Tours are curated by Heritage Toronto, but driven by over 100 volunteers, 25 community partners, and an annual cohort of Emerging Historians.

Heritage Toronto staff are currently planning our next season, which is anticipated to begin in late spring 2025. Please check back regularly to learn more about upcoming events as well as opportunities to volunteer during the season.

Did you know?
The program started in 1994 with 18 tours—the first featuring downtown architecture.

Register for our Tours

Check out our Events page to register for our upcoming tours and events.

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Book a Private Tour

Fill out our form to request a private tour or presentation.

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Upcoming Events

Presenting Sponsor

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2024 Tour Sponsors

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