Toronto Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour Plus Niagara Falls Day tour

Niagara Falls

Your Niagara Falls Day Tour includes approximately 3 hours free time at the Falls, an hour at Niagara-on-the-Lake, a wine tasting at a winery in the region and a maple syrup tasting!

Duration: 3 hours

Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square)

Sankofa Square is Stop #1 for the Hop-on Hop-off tour but you can redeem your voucher at any of the stops.

Yorkville Village

Yorkville is Toronto’s premier luxury neighborhood, known as an affluent, walkable district featuring high-end designer boutiques (particularly on the "Mink Mile" of Bloor Street), fine dining, and 5-star hotels. It perfectly balances historic Victorian charm on quiet residential streets with modern, expensive glass condos. Hop off here at stop #3 to do some shopping!

Royal Ontario Museum

Hop off at Stop #4 to see Canada's largest museum of art, world culture, and natural history. Established in 1912, it houses over 18 million artworks, cultural artifacts, and natural history specimens across 40 galleries.

Casa Loma

Discover the fascinating story of Sire Henry Pellatt and his castle overlooking the city at stop #5

Native Canadian Centre of Toronto

Hop off at Stop #6 to explore the Native Canadian Centre and the Bata Shoe Museum.

Chinatown

Did you know that one of North America's largest and most vibrant Asian districts is in Toronto!

Art Gallery of Ontario

Art lovers should disembark here at Stop #7 at the AGO, one of North America's largest art museums, boasting over 120,000 works, including a significant Canadian collection, European masterpieces, and extensive contemporary art. After you work up an appetite, visit one of the many restaurants in Chinatown nearby.

CN Tower

Hop off at stop #8 to visit Toronto's tallest and most iconic attraction!

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

For all things aquatic, hop off at stop #9 to visit Ripley's Aquarium. This is also the stop for the Rogers Centre - Go Blue Jays!

Toronto Harbourfront

The Toronto Harbourfront is a vibrant, year-round, mixed-use recreational district along the northern shore of Lake Ontario, located at the heart of downtown Toronto. Hop off at stop #10 and take a walk along the waterfront or a harbour cruise through the Toronto Islands.

Hockey Hall of Fame

A 60,000-square-foot interactive museum and shrine dedicated to hockey history! Hop off at stop #11 for themed exhibits, interactive simulation games and the world's largest collection of hockey artifacts.

St. Lawrence Market

An historic, world-renowned public food market in Toronto operating since 1803, featuring over 120 vendors, farmers, and artisans. Hop off at stop #12 and try the famous peameal bacon sandwich!

Distillery District

A 13-acre, pedestrian-only village in Toronto’s East End, renowned for its beautifully preserved Victorian industrial architecture. Originally the Gooderham and Worts Distillery (founded in 1832), it was once the largest distillery in the world. Hop off here to explore the unique boutiques and restaurants.