Bike Tour of Toronto's Top Attractions
- 4-6 hrs
- Group size: 1-56
- Toronto
A private 2-hour walking tour through the early 20th-century Jewish immigrant story of Kensington Market, meeting near the Art Gallery of Ontario.









Illustrative destination photos. Optional extras shown are not included unless listed below.
For decades Kensington Market was known as the Jewish market, after early 20th-century immigrants turned Victorian houses into family-run stores. On this private two-hour walk with your own guide, we follow that history along Beverley and D'Arcy Streets and through the market itself.
We stop at the Anshei Minsk Synagogue, whose building was finished in 1930, and talk about people who grew up here, like actor Al Waxman of King of Kensington. This walk is about heritage rather than food or shopping, and we arrange transport to the start and from the finish.
Times and order are approximate and depend on traffic, weather and your group.
We meet near the Art Gallery of Ontario, 317 Dundas Street West, and confirm the exact spot by email. We arrange your transport to the start and from the finish.
We cannot promise it, since it depends on the congregation, and we confirm by email.
Early 20th-century Jewish immigrants turned Victorian houses into family stores here.
No, food is not included; our Kensington and Chinatown walk is a separate tour.
We confirm each date by email.
The walking distance is not set, so ask us if it matters for your group.
Please ask us before booking.
Yes, just dress for the weather.
An actor who grew up in the Market; a bronze statue of him stands in Bellevue Square Park.
Pick your date and number of guests in the booking box and send the request. We check with our local partners and email you within 24 hours to confirm, with a secure payment link. You pay nothing until you approve it.
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour date; cancellations made less than 24 hours before are not refunded. You pay only after you approve your quote, by secure online payment. Read the full policies.
The walk is on city streets with narrow streets and alleyways, and there is no verified information on kerbs or step-free routes; it is not stated whether the transport is wheelchair accessible. Please raise mobility needs before booking.