If you want to see the city of Toronto but want to call your own shots, take the Toronto Hop On Hop Off City Tour. This option combines the knowledge and skill of a professional tour guide with the convenience of picking and choosing which spots to explore. You have the luxury of getting on and off the bus to have a closer look at an area, and you can rejoin the tour at any time within 3 touring days. This allows you to see what you want, skip what you don’t, and pick up where you left off. It is perfect for those who are in town for a conference or to visit loved ones since you can fit it into your schedule whenever you have time.
This double-decker tour does not disappoint. The bus has two loops, one running north to south and the other east to west. Each loop has some distinctive stops, so some might decide to take both, one each day. On the north-south loop, one of the highlights is the stop at Casa Loma, a beautiful castle on a hill and the estate of a well-known Toronto financier. Guests also appreciate some time at the Entertainment and Fashion Districts as well as the Toronto Music Garden. On the east-west loop you will want to pay particular attention to Little Italy, Chinatown, and Koreatown where there are some great buys and of course mouth-watering food. Take the opportunity to hop off the bus at some of these points if you decide you want to spend some more time there; it is very easy to find the bus again and hop back on to continue the tour.
The touring experience on the Hop On Hop Off City Tour is unbeatable and is highly recommended to anyone visiting the Toronto area that needs a little guidance on how to get around and on popular points of interest. Tours are offered year-round with pick-up at Toronto area hotels and other designated stops.
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