トロント旧市街ハイライト3時間のウォーキングツアー|謝礼ベース

Merlin was an excellent guide. He was engaging, informative, funny, and gracious. He was extremely knowledgeable about the city, and appeared to enjoy doing the tour.

Alex was a great tour guide. She was very knowledgeable about the area and its history and open to questions.

Ariel our guide made it extra special Great conversation Great local knowledge Very pleasant to talk to Would highly recommend

The tour was great, the guide was very knowledgeable in the different locations and provided a lot of useful information on the various sites…

Tour was changed from AM to PM due to insufficient numbers. We therefore had to cancel our afternoon trip to be able to attend. Only in Ottowa 2 days so a shame we missed one of our organised tours

Enjoyable introduction to the city of Toronto. Travelling as a couple we joined a group of 15-20 people. Guide was personable and interacted well with the group.

This is a fascinating three hour walking tour with a friendly, knowedgeable guide. Ots a great way to learn about the city and its history.

Rainer was an engaging and knowledgeable guide. Very much enjoyed learning more about the history of Ottawa, and seeing many of its important (and beautiful) buildings.

Love Merlin ( tour guide) he is fun and his knowledge about history is amazing 3 hours with him goes by so fast hope to see him again next time 👍

Artemis was a fantastic guide! We have spent many, many months in Toronto over the last decade but this tour introduced us to sites we never would have found on our own. The dog fountain is whimsical and hearing its origin story was great fun! We knew some of the places (like the Old City Hall and Rogers Stadium) but Artemis pointed out things we never noticed on our own - like the grotesque gargoyles of city council members on the facade of the Old City Hall. Artemis knew her stuff and had a very engaging manner. Her voice even carried over city traffic . It was also very civilized to include a 15 minute washroom and snack break in the middle of our 10,000 step walk. The only suggestion I have is to indicate in the description of the walk that there are lots of stairs. This could be hard on participants with arthritis.