Graffiti & Kensington Combo Tour Resources

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e, at WALK T.O., have been providing unique, guided educational walking tours of Toronto for middle and highschool groups for over 10 years. Founded in 2011 by a teacher and a journalist, our tours align with Ontario curriculum requirements and focus on interactive learning. We bring Toronto to life by sharing its history, culture and the stories of its people. To date, we have taken over 30,000 students on our tours.

Our team of guides are university graduates and educators who are passionate about the environment, the arts, media and urban planning. Most of our guides are long-time Toronto residents, who have a passion for sharing their knowledge and stories of the city. Click here to read about each one.

In 2022, WALK T.O. was acquired by Toronto Bicycle Tours & Events, another longstanding outdoor tour company in Toronto with an excellent track record.

We’re excited to relaunch WALK T.O. in the spring of 2023, with tour season starting from late March and ending in late June. We’ll also be running tours in the fall season from September to late October. Our tour slate of favourites will be updated for 2023, so you can expect the same high-quality tours that you and your students have come to love.

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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