Bike Tour of Toronto's Top Attractions
- 4-6 hrs
- Group size: 1-56
- Toronto
A 2 to 3 hour private walk through Old Town Toronto for your group, with 4 to 6 Canadian wines tasted along the route.









Illustrative destination photos. Optional extras shown are not included unless listed below.
This is a private walk through Old Town Toronto, just for your group. Over two to three hours we stroll past the Cathedral Church of St. James, St. James Park, the St. Lawrence Market area and the Gooderham Building.
Along the way you taste four to six Canadian wines. We confirm the exact stop order, the wine venues and your meeting point by email after you book.
Times and order are approximate and depend on traffic, weather and your group.
We meet in Old Town Toronto, and we send the exact address by email after booking. Old Town is reachable from King or Queen subway stations or the 504 and 501 streetcars.
It runs 2 to 3 hours. Extra time can be added for an additional charge.
We meet in Old Town Toronto and confirm the exact spot by email.
You taste 4 to 6 Canadian wines. We confirm the specifics by email.
We confirm this by email, so ask us which stops are indoors.
The legal drinking age in Ontario is 19. We sort out how non-drinkers and minors take part by email.
Yes, it is for your group only.
No, the South Market is closed on Mondays.
We confirm this by email.
No, the Distillery District is not a stop on this walk.
Step-free access is not confirmed at any stop, so please ask us by email.
Yes, on request, but most of the route is outdoors.
Choose a date and group size, enter a preferred time and send a request. We confirm by email.
Pick your date and number of guests in the booking box and send the request. We check with our local partners and email you within 24 hours to confirm, with a secure payment link. You pay nothing until you approve it.
You can cancel up to 24 hours before the tour; cancellations made less than 24 hours before are not refunded. You pay only after you approve your quote, by secure online payment. Read the full policies.
No accessibility or step-free information is given for any stop; the page says the tour is not the right fit for anyone who needs a confirmed step-free route, and needs should be raised by email.