The city of Toronto has become known around the world for its impressive skyline, but the people in Toronto will tell you it's the underground city, that is really the impressive part of the city. In the ever-growing PATH you will find: -70+ buildings -900+ shops -500+ places to eat -5 subway stations. On a workday you will find up to 300,000 people walking through the PATH. Many visitors and locals avoid the PATH as it can be quite confusing. Our walking tour will give you great tips on how to enter navigate your way through the PATH. PATH is the home of some of the most beautiful buildings in the city, and we pop up and see them on the tour. Places we see on this tour include: Union Station, Scotiabank Arena, Brookfield Place, Assembly Chef's Hall, Commerce Court and Toronto City Hall. The PATH tour is ideal when the weather is: - Too Hot , - Too Cold, - Too Snowy, - Too Rainy. Take a few steps below ground and experience an entirely different type of city tour.

Discover Toronto, one of the most artsy and forward-thinking destinations in North America. Meet your guide next to the Information Booth in Yonge/Dundas Square. Your tour guide will be wearing a Vox City Blue Shirt. They will start the tour in the square, before walking across the street and into the Eaton Centre. Toronto's iconic retail centre. Exiting the Eaton Center we pass the Church of the Holy Trinity before we enter Nathan Philip Square which houses Toronto's City Hall. Heading south via Yonge Street, the longest street in the world your guide will point out the Bay-Adelaide Centre, before arriving at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Continuing through Brookfield Place we cross into Union Station, Toronto's main train terminal, before seeing the Scotiabank Arena. Your tour comes to a close after a short walk to the CN Tower. The tour will take about 90 minutes in duration.

Scotiabank Arena, home of the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL team is not only a landmark and a spiritual home to the locals of Toronto, but a must-visit for anyone eager to immerse themselves in the city's true culture, passion and history. Get the full experience of a Leafs' game live at Scotiabank Arena, by wearing the team's colours and grabbing your favourite drink (and maybe some hot wings) at a nearby sports bar while locals crowd around the big screens for some pre-game punditry, before making your way to the ice in time for the electrifying team entrances, national anthems and of course, the puck drop in the world's most-watched ice hockey competition.