Explore the Mysteries of The Haunted Walk of Toronto
Discover the haunted history of Toronto with The Haunted Walk, where spine-chilling tales and eerie locations await on a captivating guided tour.
A brief summary to The Haunted Walk of Toronto
- 11 Gristmill Lane, Toronto, Old Toronto, Ontario, M5A 3C4, CA
- +1416-238-1473
The Haunted Walk of Toronto is a unique and thrilling tourist attraction that takes you deep into the heart of the city’s eerie past. Each guided tour is a captivating narrative filled with chilling tales of hauntings, unsolved mysteries, and the darker side of Toronto's history. As you wander through the atmospheric streets and alleyways, you’ll encounter some of the city’s most notorious locations, including historic buildings and sites known for their ghostly residents. The tours are expertly crafted to engage your imagination, combining historical facts with local folklore. Whether you're a skeptic or a true believer in the paranormal, the guides share stories that intrigue and entertain, making the experience enjoyable for everyone. The evening tours, in particular, are enchanting as the dimly lit streets set the perfect atmosphere for ghostly tales. Expect to learn about the spirits that linger in the shadows of iconic landmarks, adding an exciting twist to your exploration of Toronto. With a mix of spine-tingling excitement and rich historical context, The Haunted Walk of Toronto offers a delightful way to discover the city. Make sure to dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes as you embark on this memorable journey through the haunted tales that color the city’s past. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking for a unique way to experience Toronto, this attraction is a must-visit for those drawn to the mysterious.
Local tips
- Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons to secure your spot.
- Dress appropriately for the weather, as you'll be walking outside for an extended period.
- Arrive early to enjoy the surrounding area and get settled before the tour begins.
- Consider joining a later tour for a more atmospheric experience as the city lights illuminate the night.
Getting There
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Walking
From the heart of the Distillery District, head southwest on Trinity Street towards Mill Street. Continue on Mill Street until you reach the intersection with Gristmill Lane. Turn left onto Gristmill Lane, and The Haunted Walk of Toronto will be on your left at 11 Gristmill Lane. It’s about a 10-minute walk, and you'll pass by some charming shops and restaurants along the way.
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Public Transit
If you prefer using public transit, head to the nearest Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) streetcar stop, which is located on Mill Street. You can take the 504 King streetcar westbound. Ride for 1 stop and get off at the next stop at Parliament Street. From there, walk east on Mill Street and take a left onto Gristmill Lane. The Haunted Walk of Toronto will be on your left at 11 Gristmill Lane. The streetcar fare is $3.25 CAD (exact change required or use a Presto card).
Attractions Nearby to The Haunted Walk of Toronto
- The Haunted Walk of Toronto
- Arta Gallery
- Big Heart
- Illuminarium Toronto
- Parliament Square Park
- Thompson Landry Gallery
- The Distillery Winter Village
- Spirit of York Distillery Co.
- Corkin Gallery
- The Distillery Historic District
- Canadian Stage (Berkeley Street Theatre)
- Proof Studio Gallery
- Mill Street Brewpub Distillery District Toronto
- Canadian Opera Company Theatre
- Soulpepper Theatre Co
Landmarks nearby to The Haunted Walk of Toronto
- Old wagon with barrels
- Historic Plaque: This Millstone
- Clock Tower
- Love Locks
- Historic Plaque: Imperial Bank of Canada 1908
- Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada Plaque: Canada's First Electric Telegraph
- Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada Plaque: St.Lawrence Hall
- Site of Toronto's First Well
- Toronto Heritage Plaque: 71 Front Street East 1982
- Gooderham Building
- The Beardmore Building
- Toronto DownTown
- Birkbeck Building National Historic Site of Canada
- Toronto Heritage Plaque: Site of Toronto's First Moving Picture Show
- Allen Lambert Galleria