TORONTO · WHISKY TOURS
The ones worth the trip.
The 11 toronto whisky tours worth clearing a day for. The distillery visits, tasting rooms and behind-the-still tours travellers rate highest, with what each pour costs and who pours it.
A 1-hour Toronto Distillery District walking tour with a pro guide, Victorian industrial architecture, and Canadian whisky history in a small group.
Most Popular“We had an excellent tour with David. He was full of knowledge about the history of the area, and able to point out details we would never have found on our own. Highly recommended if you are interested in understanding the area..... and great value.”
A 1-hour guided walk through Toronto’s Distillery District, focused on Victorian factory architecture and the Gooderham & Worts saga.
“Really interesting and engaging. Tom is a Great guide.”
30-minute Segway ride through Toronto’s Distillery District with quick training, helmet gear, and a guide sharing local stories.
“Great customer service and great experience - 15 minute training helped, practice, then commencement throughout distillery property for this tour down history lane.”
Distillery District Ghost Tour in Toronto: 75-minute lantern walk for up to 10, mixing distillery history and spooky tales at landmarks.
“Interesting history of the Distillery District. Great ghost "stories" (all true). Tour even covers Prohibition period in Canada.”
A 30-minute beginner-friendly Segway ride through Toronto’s Distillery District with training and stories of Gooderham & Worts.
“This was my first time riding a Segway and my instructor Nicole was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly patient with me while showing me the rope. She also told me a lot of interesting stories and history about the Distillery District. I had a wonderful time and I would highly recommend this to anyone who…”
Small-group Toronto waterfront bike tour with Distillery District, Harbourfront, Music Garden, Island Park and Ireland Park. 3h15, $82.57.
“10/10 experience highly recommend this tour for visitors. Wendy provided valuable insights about the area and places to go back to during my trip here. As a novice rider I never felt rushed and we got to enjoy the beauty of the city at a leisurely pace.”
Start your Toronto day with a small-group Distillery District breakfast: coffee, sandwich, cookies, plus Victorian architecture stories.
“I have nothing to share regarding this tour other than that the guide was informative and professional.”
Illuminarium Toronto at the Distillery District blends 4K projection, 360 sound, floor vibrations, and scents for a space-and-music show. About 1 hour.
“We bought tickets for the Space and Amplified shows. The space show was more interactive and had interesting images for taking photos. The Amplified show was disappointing. It mainly tried to ‘summarise’ pop music history, but cRead more”
A 75-minute Distillery District breakfast walking tour with coffee, bites, and Victorian architecture history, led by a small-group guide for $53.
“The tour with Nicole was top notch. Nicole is not only an excellent host, but incredibly knowledgeable in the Distillery District’s history. The food/drink included with the tour is excellent. What a great morning!! Nicole - anytime you want to come to Moose Jaw, SK, we’ll be happy to take you on a walking/food tour…”
A 2-hour private Old Town walk in Toronto: historic churches, Mackenzie House, and St. Lawrence Market with a local guide for context and stories.
“Notre guide Naomi nous a fait découvrir différentes facettes de la ville nous donnant une vision globale. Un coup de cœur pour les spécialités culinaires qu’elle nous a fait découvrir au marché St Laurence. Naomi est très sympathique, elle nous a même offert des petits cadeaux 😀 Précision: la visite en français est moitié français…”
A low-cost, phone-led spirits scavenger game through Toronto’s Distillery District, with 15 clue stops and self-paced exploring.
“Awesome experience; however, the responses were two restrictive. One answer was double pumps, yet the number 2 and not two was the only acceptable response. Also, it would have been nice if the game ended closer to where it began and not down a potentially dark alley way if you played closer to dusk.”
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