Special Edition | Jaime Meier
Happy first week of Spring! With the sunny and warm weather Toronto has been experiencing, I have been looking for COVID-19 safe outdoor entertainment. A great option for getting outside and getting a dose of Toronto's arts and culture scene is self-guided tours. The City of Toronto has created a wide variety of self-guided tours that delve into art, architecture, nature, and even ghosts.
Start: Union Station or Royal Ontario Museum
End: Royal Ontario Museum or Union Station
Time: Two hours+
The tour is comprised of over 25 of Toronto's most haunted locations from the Former Christie Mansion to various locations across the University of Toronto.
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| "Fishing in Mimico Creek" Mural by John Kuna | Source |
Start: Islington Station
End: Kipling Station
Time: One hour+
Take a journey down Dundas Street West to experience 19 stunning murals down a 5-block stretch.
Start: Broadview Station
End: Broadview Station or Castle Frank Station
Time: Two hours+
Explore the Don Valley and associate sites, like Todmorden Mills and Chester Springs Marsh, to experience natural beauty within a sprawling city.
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| Massey Hall National Historic Site | Source |
Start: College Station
End: St. Patrick Station
Time: One hour+
A chance to learn about the historical and artistic buildings that have shaped Toronto over the decades.
Start: Union Station
End: St. Lawrence Market
Time: One hour
In partnership with the Koffler Gallery, this audio guides brings you through Old Toronto and talks about the beauty of Toronto that is often missed but ever-present.
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