In a cityscape as vast and sprawling as Toronto, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed. Skip the disorientation and get right into the good stuff with a local insider who can navigate the streets of the city with their eyes shut. You’ll get a masterclass in making your way around Toronto, Canada’s multicultural gem with a myriad of attractions. See the iconic Romanesque-style Old City Hall before getting a true taste of Toronto (there’s more to Canadian cuisine than poutine!) at St. Lawrence Market, a local hotspot of shopping and food. Get to grips with the lay of the land as your host helps you cut through the heart of the maze-like downtown area, and end your experience in Queen Street East, a center for entertainment and socialization.

If you can navigate the crowded downtown area of Toronto, where every road beckons with a new attraction and deciding where to go next can be utterly daunting, you’ll be able to make your way around the rest of the city like a pro. You’ll squeeze in a little bit of everything as you move from Queen Street West to Queen Street East three miles away. From the Toronto Old City Hall, you’ll head to Sugar Beach, a white-sands waterfront where locals soak up the sun, then make your way to the pedestrian-only Distillery District, a 19th-century whisky distillery that now houses bars, boutiques, and galleries. From here, you’ll walk along the length of Queen Street – and maybe choose a quirky café for a quick bite and a Q&A session with your host!