Exquisite Fun in Toronto

Multicultural and diverse, Toronto prides itself on its unique neighbourhoods. Each neighbourhood offers something different, from the bohemian Kensington Market, to the affluent, high-fashion area of Yorkville. Hop-on board one of our open top buses now as we take you to 20 magnificent attractions. The fun starts at Yonge-Dundas Square, just look out for our red, London-style, open top buses, they're so eye-catching you won't miss them! Enjoy the panoramic views of the whole city from up high and see the Canadian lifestyle in full swing as we pass some of its most buzzing streets. At Bus Stop 7 you'll find the Casa Loma, a grand Gothic style home built in the early 20th century. Go inside to the museum to learn all about the history of this beautiful city. Another insightful attraction is the Bata Shoe Museum at Bus Stop 9. Although it's not your usual tourist destination, it will be sure to put a smile on your face as you see first-hand how footwear has developed in Canada throughout the ages. Another great attraction is Chinatown at bus stop 11 where the Canadian lifestyle meets the Asian culture, a truly magnificent energy. Here you'll find the Art Gallery of Ontario, the largest art gallery in America! If you're a sucker for sports then visit the Hockey Hall of Fame at Bus Stop 18, it's a museum dedicated to America's best ice hockey players.

Travel through the Golden Horseshoe region to the Niagara Peninsula and arrive at The Falls. Along our journey, your guide will inform and entertain you with the rich history and amazing facts of the surrounding region as well as Niagara Falls. Enjoy the various views of Lake Ontario, the Niagara Escarpment, and the Welland Canal. From here our tour guide will drive along the famed parkway to capture the first close-up views of The Falls. You will then either start your boat cruise or spend some time exploring The Falls. In the afternoon we will depart Niagara Falls for a scenic drive along the Niagara Parkway where you will have views of Queenston Heights, Floral Clock, Power Generating Station, Whirlpool Rapids, Laura Secord Homestead, McFarland house and Fort George. The Parkway leads us to Niagara-on-the-Lake, a beautiful, quaint and historic town with a wealth of attractions for everyone. Stroll through the streets and visit the unique culinary and fashion boutiques or take a horse-drawn carriage through the town.