Toronto · DISTILLERY DISTRICT & WHISKY TOURS
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The Distillery District keeps its Victorian industrial lanes intact, and the whisky story runs right through them. These are the best Distillery District tours: which are history walks, which include tastings at the craft distillery, how long each takes, what it costs, and which pair the cobblestones with the rest of Old Town Toronto.
One hour in Toronto’s Distillery District with a small-group guide explaining Victorian industrial architecture and the whiskey empire story.
“Really enjoyed it! The history of Canadian whiskey in Toronto is an interesting one. The fella's name escapes me (young guy with long hair), but he was energetic and told the story really well. It was really cool.”
Toronto’s Distillery District in an hour: Victorian industrial architecture, Gooderham & Worts stories, and early-city tales for $20.
“Devin was a great guide, and super enthusiastic about the city's history. The rain was really coming down, and he made it fun despite that!”
30-minute Segway tour of Toronto’s Distillery District with quick training, brick lanes, sculptures, and historic whiskey buildings. $36.49.
“We love riding Segways and took the opportunity to tour Toronto’s distillery district with Nicole. She was wonderful and very knowledgeable about the history of this area! We had a great time and learned some cool facts! Highly recommend!”
Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour: a 75-minute lantern walk in Toronto with costumed guides, cobblestone stories, and history.
“Absolutely awesome tour. We had a knowledgeable and entertaining tour guide and, although I was initially disappointed that this was clearly meant to be be "fun" rather than "spooky" I found myself caught up in the stories and had an amazing time. It would be useful if the local restaurants etc. which are used as landmarks for the meeting point directions knew the tours and could help guests to find them.”
A fast, beginner-friendly 30-minute Segway tour through Toronto’s Distillery District, with training, helmets, and stories of Gooderham and Worts.
“Due to travel changes we needed to postpone our tour a day and one quick phone call made it happen!”
Toronto’s Distillery District breakfast tour mixes Victorian architecture stories with coffee, a sandwich, and cookies in a small group.
“I have nothing to share regarding this tour other than that the guide was informative and professional.”
A 75-minute small-group breakfast walk in Toronto’s Distillery District with coffee tastings, bakery bites, and easy Victorian architecture sightseeing.
“Nicole was a superb guide, a lot of historical information while walking around in the Xmas village. Breakfast was really nice. We highly recommend taking this tour!”
