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Explore Toronto's historic core on the Hungry Hogtown St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Food & History Tour. Over 2.5 hours, a friendly local guide will take you through landmarks like Brookfield Place, the Flatiron Building, and St. James Cathedral, sharing stories that bring the city’s past to life.
Along the way, you'll sample classic Canadian treats such as a peameal bacon sandwich, freshly brewed coffee or tea, and a traditional butter tart. This isn't just a food tour—it's a journey into the people and industries that shaped Toronto from its early days to its vibrant multicultural present.
Designed for easy pacing and storytelling, this experience offers a perfect blend of delicious bites and fascinating history, leaving you with both a full belly and a new perspective on Toronto’s rich heritage.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
The tour is conducted in English.
Groups are limited to up to 10 people.
Yes. It’s suitable for infants (0-2), children (3-11), and youth (12-17). The tour is wheelchair accessible and small children can ride in strollers or prams.
Your guide will provide an English-speaking guide, half a peameal bacon sandwich (or vegetarian option), a famous soft drink invented nearby, a butter tart, and drip coffee or brewed tea.
No, gratuities are not included but are appreciated if you enjoyed the tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Pause outside the Hockey Hall of Fame, a tribute to Canada’s most iconic sport. See the “Spirit of Hockey” statue, which captures the grassroots origins of the game, and learn how legends like Tim Horton helped shape hockey culture and one of the country’s most recognizable brands.
Visit Toronto’s Flatiron Building, built in 1892—older than its famous New York counterpart. Its unique wedge shape was designed to fit into a tight corner, making it look like it’s about to slice through traffic. Once owned by the Gooderham family, known for their whiskey empire, the building exudes confidence and history.
Berczy Park is a charming public space behind the Flatiron Building. Its centerpiece is a beloved fountain featuring cast-iron dogs gazing up at a golden bone, celebrating the neighborhood’s dog-loving residents and adding a touch of whimsy to downtown Toronto.
Discover Toronto’s spiritual history at the Anglican cathedral built in 1853, replacing the original destroyed in the 1849 Great Fire. It served as a symbol of power for the city’s early British settlers. If open, you’ll get a quick peek inside.
Your guide will share stories and insights about Old Town Toronto, from its origins as a small military settlement supporting Fort York to its growth into a bustling city.
End your tour at St. Lawrence Market, hailed by National Geographic Traveller as the “best market in the world.” Though closed on Mondays and holidays, it’s worth visiting later for its specialty foods like gourmet mustards, Ontario wines, cheeses, and the famous peameal bacon sandwich. Here, you’ll taste some of Toronto’s best local bites—perfect for wrapping up your experience.
Meet at the start point
Meet your guide inside Brookfield Place, near the fountain and Tim Horton's seating area with hockey memorabilia near the Spirit of Hockey shop.
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From $65.51 per person