Educational City Walking Tours for grades 4-12

SEE THE SOLE OF THE CITY ON YOUR NEXT FIELD TRIP!

We have been leading unique, guided educational walking tours of Toronto for middle and high-school groups for over 11 years. We offer 6 city walking tours, focusing on different themes that relate to the Ontario school curriculum. Tours are available in English and French.

We lead walks in the Fall and Spring seasons. We are now accepting bookings for our 2024 Spring tour season: Mid March to late June.

Four Reasons to take a walk with us:

Curated Content

Our tours are specifically designed for students and curriculum-connected, ensuring that the content is age-appropriate and engaging for students.

Skilled Guides

Our guides are knowledgeable, patient, understanding, and have experience working with students of all ages. They are trained to create an engaging, interactive, and safe experience for students.

latest safety practices

We are fully insured and follow the most current safety guidelines and protocols to ensure the well-being of students while on tour.

Convenience

We understand that teachers are busy and we want to make it as easy as possible for them to plan a tour with us. We offer a simple booking process, clear instructions, and help with forms and bus arrangements.

Testimonials

“We had an amazing time on the walk. We learned a great deal and had a lot to talk about when we got back to school! Our guide was amazing! She was really patient, understanding and accommodating with my ESL students. The students said they actually were able to understand her fully and were very grateful that she was so friendly and patient. We also did the activity from the website, which definitely furthered the students understanding of everything we learned. “

–Sandy D, Family Studies and Geography Teacher, Greenwood S.S.

“The Green walk was fantastic! It had strong curriculum links for what we cover in class, i.e. ecological footprint and sustainability, as well as alternative land uses and urban planning.”

–Kim E, Head of Geography, Thornhill Secondary School