Queen's Park Self Guided Walking Tour
Toronto, CA
Highlights
- Fun learning experience
- See the sights at 35 locations
- Learn local history
- Challenge your knowledge with 35 varied challenges
- Fun for all ages, including kids
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Self-guided walking tour
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Duration 2-3 hours
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35 unique challenges
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Pet friendly throughout
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Wheelchair accessible
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Start anytime from smartphone
Embark on an exciting adventure through downtown Toronto with the Queen's Park Self Guided Walking Tour! From the Royal Ontario Museum to the Ontario Legislative Assembly, and through the University of Toronto, this 3.4 km tour is filled with 35 must-see locations and challenges that will test your knowledge and keep you engaged. Learn about local history, enjoy a fun learning experience, and explore at your own pace with this pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible tour. With 24/7 customer support and instructions on your smartphone, you can start whenever you're ready and pause to visit any locations along the way. Don't miss out on this unforgettable journey through Toronto's iconic Queen's Park!
At a Glance
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Free cancellation
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2 hours
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Instant Confirmation
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Available in English
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Wheelchair accessible
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Mobile voucher
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Private Tour
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Self-guided
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Family friendly
Explore Queen's Park in Toronto with a self-guided walking tour, featuring challenges and historical insights for a fun-filled experience.
Included
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35 varied challenges -
Scavenger hunt instructions on your smartphone (data required)
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35 important locations on this tour.
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24/7 customer support
Excluded
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You can pause the activity to visit any of the locations along the tour route. -
This tour is strictly exterior sightseeing, you need not enter any of the locations seen on it..
Meeting Point
Once you're standing outside the Royal Conservatory of Music, and have completed the transaction with our website, follow the start instructions in the "Order Complete" email.
273 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1W2 , Canada
End Point
Once you're standing outside the Royal Conservatory of Music, and have completed the transaction with our website, follow the start instructions in the "Order Complete" email.
273 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1W2 , Canada
What to expect
Royal Conservatory of Music
This is where your adventure begins. Learn about this school and its famous alumni. Solve a challenge. 5 minutes here, and 2 minutes to the next destination
The Alexandra Gates
Walk a few steps to the east to find the Queen Alexandra Gates which initially stood on either side of Queen's Park road, at Bloor Street. Solve a challenge here.
5 minutes
Walk through a section of the University of Toronto. Learn about it as you solve a few challenges.
10 minutes
Trinity College
Admire the Trinity College building, part of the University of Toronto. See which of its illustrious alumni you know. Solve a challenge here. 5 min
Wycliffe College
Across the street is another important college, part of the University of Toronto. Solve 2 challenges here. 5 minutes
Walk through Soldiers' Tower, honoring World War 1 servicemen previously attending the University of Toronto. Solve a challenge here
5 minutes
University of Toronto
See several important buildings and monuments around this small green space, including King's College and Hart House. Solve 3 challenges here and see French cannons from Louisbourg.
15 minutes
Gerstein Science Information Centre
See the science information center of the University of Toronto as you continue your tour. Solve a challenge here. 5 minutes
Sigmund Samuel Library Building
See this beautiful library, part of the University of Toronto. Solve a challenge 5 min
Sculpture: Norman Bethune by David Pellettier
Learn about Norman Bethune, a Canadian thoracic surgeon and early advocate for socialized medicine. Solve a challenge 5 minutes
5 minutes
Robert Raikes Statue
Another monument awaits you in front of the UofT's faculty of Medicine. Learn about Robert Raikes and solve a challenge. 5 minutes
5 minutes
Ontario Veterans' Memorial
See and reflect at this war veteran's memorial, in front of Queen's Park. Solve a challenge
5 minutes
Statue of Sir John A. Macdonald
Learn about Canada's 1st prime minister and father of the confederation, located on Queen's Park grounds. Solve a challenge
5 minutes
Queen Victoria Statue
Learn about Queen Victoria as you admire her statue at Queen's Park. See also several more statues of significant figures in the history of Ontario, located out front of Queen's Park. Solve 4 challenges while here.
15 minutes
John Graves Simcoe Statue
Learn about Lord Simcoe, the 1st Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada (now Ontario), and founded of York (now Toronto). Solve a challenge here.
5 minutes
Learn about Ontario's legislative assembly building, Queen's Park. There are many significant monuments around you to learn from. Solve many challenges while you're here. 10 minutes
King Edward VII Equestrian Statue
Walk through the park, behind Queen's Park to find a larger-than-life equestrian statue of King Edward VII, Queen Victoria's eldest son. Solve a few challenges in the park here.
15 minutes
Victoria University
Walk through the grounds of what was once Victoria University, now part of the University of Toronto. Learn about several important and beautiful buildings. Solve a few challenges here. 15 min
91 Charles St W
Admire this grand mansion which is called Victoria College, part of the UofT. Solve a challenge here 5 min
Isabel Bader Theatre
See the Isabel Bader Theatre, part of the UofT. Solve a challenge 5 minutes
Korean Pagoda
See a beautiful Korean Pagoda, next to the theatre. Walk to the next destination. 5 minutes
5 minutes
Gardiner Museum
Walk past the Gardiner Museum of ceramic arts. Learn about its history and collection. Solve a challenge. 5 minutes
See the old section and entrance to the Royal Ontario Museum, the city's largest museum. Learn about some of its more generous benefactors as you solve 2 final challenges. 10 min
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible -
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Service animals allowed
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Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Wheelchair accessible
What our experts say
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Try local pastries at nearby Baker Street -
Visit the Royal Ontario Museum post-tour
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Check out the art at the AGO nearby
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Bring a bottle of water for the walk
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Wear comfortable shoes for the tour
More About this Experience
Introduction
Embark on a fascinating journey through Toronto's downtown core with the Queen's Park Self Guided Walking Tour. This unique experience will take you from the iconic Royal Ontario Museum to the historic Ontario Legislative Assembly, offering an immersive exploration of the city's rich history and vibrant culture.What to expect?
During this self-guided walking tour, participants can look forward to solving exciting challenges at every step, leading them to discover hidden gems and iconic landmarks along the way. With a total of 35 important locations and varied challenges, this experience promises to be a fun and engaging way to explore Toronto's most famous sights.Who is this for?
The Queen's Park Tourist Scavenger Hunt is designed for curious travelers of all ages who are eager to delve into Toronto's history and uncover its hidden treasures. Whether you're a solo explorer, a couple seeking a unique date idea, or a family looking for an educational adventure, this tour is suitable for anyone with a sense of curiosity and a love for discovery.Why book this?
Immerse yourself in the heart of Toronto's cultural scene with the Queen's Park Self Guided Walking Tour. This engaging experience offers a perfect blend of entertainment and education, allowing you to explore the city at your own pace while learning fascinating facts and stories about its most iconic landmarks. From the University of Toronto to the Royal Conservatory of Music, this tour promises a memorable and enriching adventure that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Toronto's history and heritage.Good to know
Participants can enjoy this tour at their leisure, starting whenever they're ready and pausing to visit any locations of interest along the route. The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it suitable for all travelers. With 24/7 customer support and detailed instructions provided on your smartphone, you can embark on this self-guided adventure with ease and convenience.Reviews
Travelers who have experienced the Queen's Park Tourist Scavenger Hunt rave about its interactive format and educational value. Many have praised the tour for its engaging challenges, stunning locations, and informative content, making it a must-do activity for anyone visiting Toronto. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a fun and unique way to explore the city, this tour promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you inspired and enlightened.
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