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Hungry Hogtown St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Food & History Tour
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
$66.76
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
Overview
Discover Toronto one bite at a time on this relaxed walking food tour through Old Town and St. Lawrence Market. Over 2.5 hours, you’ll explore the city’s historic core with a local guide, visiting landmark sites like Brookfield Place, the Flatiron Building, and St. James Cathedral. Along the way, enjoy classic Canadian favourites including a peameal bacon sandwich, freshly brewed coffee or tea, and a traditional butter tart.
More than just a food tour, this experience connects each bite to the people, industries, and everyday lives that shaped Toronto—from its early market days to the multicultural city it is today. It’s an easy-paced, story-driven walk that leaves you full of both food and perspective.
More than just a food tour, this experience connects each bite to the people, industries, and everyday lives that shaped Toronto—from its early market days to the multicultural city it is today. It’s an easy-paced, story-driven walk that leaves you full of both food and perspective.
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Hogtown Hungry History - Toronto Walking Food Tour
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- drip coffee or brewed tea
- A butter tart - if angels baked, they would make these
- A famous soft drink invented not far from here
- Half of a peameal bacon sandwich (or a vegetarian alternative)
- English-speaking Tour Guide
- (optional)
- Gratuities
Meeting point
Meet your guide inside Brookfield Place, near the fountain and Tim Horton's seating area with the hockey memorabilia on display near the Spirit of Hockey shop.
Return details
This famous food market is considered one of the best in the world and is open Tuesdays to Saturdays. If you wish to visit the St Lawrence Market after the tour, check to make sure it is open on the day of the tour.
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Hockey Hall of FamePause outside the Hockey Hall of Fame, a tribute to Canada’s most iconic sport. See the “Spirit of Hockey” statue, capturing the grassroots origins of the game, and hear how legends like Tim Horton helped shape both hockey culture and one of the country’s most recognizable brands.
- This is Toronto’s Flatiron Building, built in 1892, and yes—it’s older than the more famous one in New York. It was designed to squeeze into this awkward wedge of land, which makes it look like it’s about to slice through traffic like the bow of a ship. It belonged to the Gooderham family, who made their fortune in whiskey, so if the building looks a little confident… that’s probably why. (pass by)
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Berczy ParkBerczy Park is one of Toronto’s most charming public spaces, tucked just behind the historic Flatiron Building. At its centre is the city’s most beloved fountain, featuring dozens of cast-iron dogs of all shapes and sizes, all gazing up at a single golden bone perched at the top. It’s a playful tribute to the neighbourhood’s dog-loving residents and a reminder that even in a busy downtown, Toronto still makes space for a little whimsy.
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The Cathedral Church Of St. JamesLearn about the centre of spiritual life for the rich and powerful in Toronto 100+ years ago at this Anglican cathedral. The fifth to stand here, the present building was completed in 1853, after a massive fire wiped out the centre of Toronto in 1849 in our first "Great Fire". It was the church of the first British colonists and stood as a symbol of power for the ruling class through much of the city's history. If the church is open to the public we will take a peek inside!
- The bulk of this tour takes place in Old Town Toronto and your guide has a number of stories and sites to share with you. Toronto's history as a small military town established to support a nearby fort (Fort York - in the west end of downtown) and growth into a bustling city will be explained over the course of your time here. (pass by)
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St. Lawrence MarketNational Geographic Traveller Magazine declared this the "best market in the world" several years ago and it's a must-visit for everyone exploring Old Town Toronto. Closed on Mondays (and civic holidays) this is a place you should schedule some time to visit more thoroughly after your guide gives you an overview of its history and significance to not only the early Town of York, but the modern Toronto that town became. Not only a popular tourist attraction, the St Lawrence Market draws locals in search of specialty and locally-produced items like gourmet mustards, Ontario wines and cheeses, and the famous peameal bacon sandwich. If you worked up an appetite on your walk because the food and drink offered at the St Lawrence market is the big finale. Taste a peameal bacon sandwich, a butter tart, a famous soft drink invented just blocks away, and more!
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Hungry Hogtown St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Food & History Tour
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
$66.76
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!