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Beer Makes History Better
General Info | Photo Gallery | Traveller FeedbackEngaging stories, laughs, and lager - what a great way to spend an afternoon! On this Toronto walking tour, stops will be made at three pubs each with their own character and selection of beer to try, as well as the historically delicious St. Lawrence Market to sample some Canadian delicacies.
- Mix a little history and some great stories with the opportunity to sample several of the region's finest local brews in unique and historical pubs in Old Toronto on this popular tour.
- Along the way, shop for local delicacies in the famous St. Lawrence Market.
Tour style:Food & Market Visit, Local Life & Culture, Heritage & History
Inclusion:
English speaking Guide.
Exclusion:
Snacks, beverages, souvenirs, tips & gratuities for your guide.
Group size:Maximum 12
Schedule details:
- Duration: 3.5 hours
- Meeting point:
Outside the Hockey Hall of Fame (NW corner of Yonge St. and Front St.), please see note below
Note : Tour on Sunday starts at 2.00PM
- Start time: 3.00 PM
- Finish point:
The Distillery District.
Additional information :
- Voucher exchange details:
Please present your voucher to the local guide at the beginning of the trip.
- Confirmation of booking:
Please contact Toronto Urban Adventures to confirm your trip 24 hours prior to departure.
- Additional information:
Please note that a beer sampling is included at the end of the tour. Drinks may be purchased at stops during the tour. In addition, the “Multicultural Kensington Market and Chinatown” tour begins and finishes before this tour. Consider doing both to make a full day of it!
- Dress standard:
Summers can be hot and humid, spring/autumn can be cool, and winters downright frigid with snow. Dress according to weather and wear comfortable walking shoes.
- Child policy:
You must be at least 19 years old to join this tour. Photo ID must be supplied to your guide at the beginning of the tour.
- Language: English
Also runs from:1 Apr 2012 to 31 Mar 2013
Itinerary:
Throughout its history, from the early 1800s, when Toronto was known as "York" to the modern metropolis it is today, the citizens of this city have used beer for refreshment and merrymaking. This Toronto city tour is a historic walk through the streets of the old Toronto and an introduction to Canadian beer, with a focus on beer made in Toronto and regional craft brews. Learn what role beer played though the decades in helping Torontonians cope with cholera, fire, war, depression, rebellion, muddy streets, and general Victorian stuffiness.
This tour will visit a few unique and historical pubs, cover the early history of Toronto, and give visitors a new perspective on the city. A stop will be made at the historic St Lawrence Market, and this Toronto walking tour will finish in the Distillery District - an old industrial park and whiskey factory converted into a hub of art, culture and cafes.
Your trip:
This trip is offered on a "join-in" basis. Maximum group size is 12.
Tipping:
If you are happy with the services provided by your local guides and drivers a tip - though not compulsory - is appropriate. While it may not be customary to you, it is of great significance to the people who will take care of you during your travels, inspires excellent service, and is an entrenched feature of the tourism industry across many Intrepid Urban Adventures destinations. Please consider this when budgeting for your extra expenses on this trip.
- Cancellations made more than 2 days prior to travel receive a full refund
- Cancellations made 2 days or less prior to travel attract a 100% cancellation fee.

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