This cosmopolitan city of more than 4.3 million inhabitants has seen many changes since 1793. Today, a diverse, multicultural population has collaborated to make Toronto a city with many neighbourhoods that come together as one. Whether it be history, science, economics, theatre or fine arts, there is something to see and do for every student group tour.

Highlights Include:
Return transportation by modern highway coach
The services of a knowledgeable Temple and Temple Activities Director throughout your tour
Variety in meals and sites
Variety in accommodation
“Tour to Remember” Booklet
Student Travel Companion
Flexibility in Itinerary planning
Evening security


Depart from your school. Arrive in Toronto. Your group will be greeted by our Activities Director who will be with you for the duration of your tour. Participate in a guided tour of Queen’s Park, followed by a meeting with your school riding’s Member of Provincial Parliament. We recommend that students eat their bagged lunch (not included) on the grounds of Queen’s Park. Attend Question Period at Queen’s Park. Participate in a guided tour of the Royal Ontario Museum. Check into your accommodation. Dinner is in a restaurant (included). Attend a Toronto Blue Jays baseball game OR attend an evening of theatre OR attend an impressive film presentation in the IMAX Colossus theatre OR enjoy an evening of games at PLAYDIUM OR enjoy dinner and entertainment at Medieval Times OR swim in your hotel’s lifeguarded pool (all admissions extra and subject to confirmation). Overnight. Evening security is provided exclusively for your group each night from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am.


Breakfast is in a restaurant (included). Visit the CN Tower for a bird’s-eye view and orientation of Toronto. Visit one of Toronto’s newest attractions, the Air Canada Centre or the Hockey Hall of Fame. Students can purchase their lunch and shop in the Eaton Centre. Participate in a guided driving tour of Toronto and its neighbourhoods. Enjoy a guided tour of the Much Music Studios in the CHUM/CITY Building on Queen Street West (subject to availability). Visit the Ontario Science Centre to participate in many of the hands-on exhibits and activities. Dinner is in a restaurant (included). Continue with evening options as outlined on
DAY ONE. Overnight.


Breakfast is in a restaurant (included). Enjoy a guided tour of the Art Gallery of Ontario (A.G.O.). Students can purchase their lunch at Village By The Grange. Depart for your school.

(4-day tours are also available)

An optional trip to the Niagara Region can be incorporated.

Curriculum Notes: Toronto is an ideal destination for a tour that describes the origin and development of English settlement in Canada during the late eighteenth century. Students will learn more about the significance of the War of 1812 for Canadian/American relations and be able to evaluate the social, economic and political changes that occurred in Upper and Lower Canada as a result of the rebellions.

Note: This is only a sample itinerary. All tour features are subject to confirmation at time of deposit. Some sites and activities are seasonal.