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Discover the charm and history of Victorian Cabbagetown on this engaging private tour. As a longtime resident and local expert, I’ll guide you through one of North America’s largest remaining Victorian neighborhoods, filled with beautifully preserved homes and lush gardens.
We’ll stroll past meticulously maintained houses, visit Riverdale Farm, and explore the final resting place of Toronto’s founders. Along the way, we’ll peek into hidden laneways and learn about the area’s colorful past—famous writers, musicians, and artists who have called Cabbagetown home.
Starting and ending at the cozy Jet Fuel Coffee Shop, this two-hour adventure offers a perfect blend of history, local stories, and scenic sights. Plus, as a former entertainment reporter, I’m happy to share tips to help you make the most of your time exploring Toronto.
Your ticket covers admission to Riverdale Farm and the Necropolis, along with the guided walking experience.
The tour runs for approximately 2 hours, covering about 4 kilometers through the neighborhood.
Yes, it’s designed for travelers of all ages, from infants in strollers to seniors. The route is wheelchair accessible.
We meet at Jet Fuel Coffee Shop on Parliament Street, just a short walk from Castle Frank Subway Station or the 506 Carlton Streetcar. The tour concludes back at the starting point.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
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A leisurely 2-hour walk through Victorian Cabbagetown, exploring historic homes, local landmarks, and hidden laneways.
Meet at this neighborhood favorite on Parliament Street, then set out on a 4 km walk through the historic streets, learning about Toronto's founding and the area's colorful past. Enjoy special detours into secret laneways and admire well-preserved Victorian architecture.
Visit the location of what was once Toronto’s zoo, now transformed into a public farm in 1978.
Explore one of Toronto's oldest cemeteries, a peaceful green space home to many notable Canadians.
Meet at the Jet Fuel Coffee Shop
Walk approximately 1 km south on Parliament Street from Castle Frank Subway Station or take the 506 Carlton Streetcar eastbound and exit at Parliament Street, then walk north half a block. The shop is on the east side of Parliament Street.
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From $184.01 per person