About this experience
This hop-on hop-off bus tour around Toronto provides a convenient and flexible way to explore the city's famous attractions, including Casa Loma, Chinatown, and the Hockey Hall of Fame. The tour covers multiple stops, allowing you to explore at your own pace. With audio guides available in multiple languages, you can learn about the city's rich history and culture as you travel.
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Route & stops
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Stop 1 – Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square)
The main boarding point sits at the heart of downtown Toronto, surrounded by shops, screens, and the buzz of the city centre.
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Stop 2 – Wellesley & Yonge
A convenient stop in the heart of the Church-Wellesley Village, one of Toronto's most vibrant communities.
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Stop 3 – Yorkville
Disembark to explore Toronto's most upscale neighbourhood, known for its boutiques, galleries, and independent cafés.
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Stop 4 – Royal Ontario Museum / Park Hyatt
Step off for Canada's largest museum, home to world-class collections spanning natural history, art, and culture.
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Stop 5 – Casa Loma
Explore Toronto's dramatic Gothic Revival castle, perched on a hill with sweeping views over the city.
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Stop 6 – Spadina & Bloor
A gateway to the Annex neighbourhood and a short walk from Kensington Market, one of Toronto's most eclectic areas.
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Stop 7 – Art Gallery of Ontario / Chinatown
Hop off for the Art Gallery of Ontario's impressive collection or wander into the lively streets of Chinatown.
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Stop 8 – CN Tower North / MTCC
Begin your approach to one of the world's most recognisable landmarks, with the Metro Toronto Convention Centre nearby.
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Stop 9 – CN Tower South / Ripley's Aquarium
Get the closest stop to both the CN Tower and Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, two of the city's top visitor attractions.
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Stop 10 – Radisson Blu / Harbourfront
Disembark to stroll along the waterfront, browse the shops, or catch a ferry to the Toronto Islands.
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Stop 11 – Hockey Hall of Fame / Meridian Hall
Celebrate Canada's national sport at the Hockey Hall of Fame, or enjoy one of the many events at Meridian Hall.
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Stop 12 – St. Lawrence Market South Building
One of the world's great food markets, perfect for picking up local produce, artisan goods, and a bite to eat.
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Stop 13 – Distillery District
End your loop in Toronto's beautifully preserved Victorian industrial district, now home to galleries, restaurants, and independent shops.
Hop on and off at any stop along the route.
Where to board
Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square), Dundas Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
You can board at any designated stop on the Red Route — there is no single fixed start point. To begin at the main hub, head to Sankofa Square at Yonge and Dundas. Show your mobile or printed ticket when boarding.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- A jacket or layer for the open upper deck, especially on cooler days
- Camera or phone for photos
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Good to know
Free cancellation
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start of your experience. Please review the specific terms shown at checkout, as they apply to the date selected.
Our promise to you
100% ticket guarantee
Receive your tickets on time, for the experience you booked.
100% experience guarantee
A full refund if your experience does not happen as promised.
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Help before, during and after your trip from our support team.
About your host
City Sightseeing Toronto
City Sightseeing is a globally recognised hop-on hop-off bus operator running open-top tours in destinations across the world, including Toronto's Red Route covering 13 key city landmarks.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I start the tour?
You can board at any of the 13 designated stops on the Red Route. The main hub is Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square) in downtown Toronto, but there's no obligation to start there.
When does my ticket validity start?
Your 24- or 48-hour ticket becomes valid from the moment you first board the bus, not from the time of booking.
Do I need to print my ticket?
You can present your ticket on a mobile device — there is no requirement to print it, though having a printed copy as a backup is always useful.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes. Children under 3 travel free of charge, though they will not be entitled to a dedicated seat. Student tickets are available for older children and young people.
How often do the buses run?
Bus frequency and departure times can vary. Check the City Sightseeing Toronto official website for the most up-to-date timetables and operating hours before your visit.
Can I cancel my booking?
Please refer to the cancellation policy shown at the time of booking for the specific terms that apply to your ticket.