On this small-group walking tour, explore the historical streets of Old Toronto and learn how beer has played an important role in Toronto's past. Taste some of Canada's finest regional brews and visit three classic pubs, plus discover Toronto specialties at the famous St Lawrence Market.
Your Toronto tour will start at the Hockey Hall of Fame (this is just a meeting point) and end at local icons, visiting a few others in between. With a focus on beer made in Toronto and its surrounding regions, this beer tour is known to be one of the best things to do in Toronto. Throughout the tour, you’ll learn about what role beer has played through the decades in helping Torontonians cope with cholera, fire, war, depression, rebellion, muddy streets, general Victorian stuffiness, and decades of losing seasons by the Maple Leafs (of course).
This (now classic) beer tour in Toronto will visit unique and historical pubs, all with different atmospheres, patrons, servers, and, of course, beer selection. Your guide will be a verified beer geek, with a love and passion for beer that will be evident from the get go. They’ll be full of recommendations for you, and can easily help you navigate the river of local craft beers you’ll uncover along your journey. At each pub stop, beer will be included, but you are welcome to purchase more if one’s just not enough!
We’ll cap off the tour in the Distillery District, an old industrial park and former whiskey factory that has been converted into a hub of art, culture, and cafes. It’s a rather photogenic part of the city, so be sure your camera isn’t out of batteries before you get here! If you’re going to tour Toronto, we’re pretty sure this is the way to do it. Beer, history, urban icons, and funky neighbourhoods – can you really get much better than that?!
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Additional Information Please note that a small beer at each of the first two pub stops. Additional drinks may be purchased at any of the stops during the tour. Child Policy Children and teens under age 19 are not permitted to join this tour. Photo ID must be supplied to your guide at the beginning of the tour. Dress Code Summers can be hot and humid, spring/autumn can be cool, and winters downright frigid with snow. Dress according to weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. Review us How did we do? Your experience matters! Let us know by leaving a review.