Spanish Tour: The Best of Toronto

I'm sorry to have to include this in my ad, but GuruWalk itself states, "EACH PERSON will pay the amount they consider appropriate at the end (usually amounts ranging from €10 to….." That's a minimum of $15 CANADIAN per person. I find it in very poor taste to put it here, but if you're not willing to pay the suggested minimum per person, please do not book the tour. Now, here's the information:

Walk through the most iconic places in the heart of one of the most dynamic and diverse cities in the world, like a local!

WHAT TO EXPECT:

On this tour, we'll explore the heart of Toronto while I tell you about its history and interesting facts. Don't miss it!

1. Dundas Square
A vibrant place full of giant screens, shops, and lots of energy. It's one of the most visited spots in the city, and you'll be amazed by its cosmopolitan atmosphere.

2. Eaton Centre
One of the largest shopping malls in Canada, famous for its impressive architecture. and a wide variety of shops. Perfect for those who enjoy shopping and the modernity of Toronto.

3. New City Hall
This is the place where the city's important decisions are made and is one of the most photographed buildings in Toronto.

4. Old City Hall
A beautiful neoclassical-style building that has served as Toronto's administrative center for over a century. With its large clock and architectural details, it's a historic gem not to be missed.

5. Hockey Hall of Fame
A unique place for hockey fans. Here you can learn about the history of Canada's most popular sport, with exhibits about the greatest players and unforgettable hockey moments.

6. Berczy Park
A small oasis in the middle of the city, famous for its beautiful fountain. It's a perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere amidst the urban hustle and bustle.

7. Gooderham Building
Known as "the arrowhead building," this is one of Toronto's most recognizable buildings, with its unique triangular architecture. A must-see for architecture lovers.

8. St. Lawrence Market
One of Toronto's oldest and most famous markets, where you can see, smell, and taste the best of local food. Ideal for foodies and those interested in connecting with Canadian culture.

Why can't you miss this tour?
Because it's the perfect opportunity to explore Toronto's most iconic landmarks on foot, learning about its history, architecture, and culture without getting lost or having to look at a map. You'll get to know the city like a local, enjoying its most famous and secret corners. Plus, all of this is in Spanish!

📅 Don't wait any longer! Reserve your spot and join me on this unique experience in Toronto.

GET READY:

Bring your camera because you'll want to take lots of pictures.
The meeting point will be Dundas Square.
I'll be standing next to the Shake Shack door with a red "GuruWalk" sign.
There will be a 10-minute courtesy wait after the tour start time.