easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking at a relaxed pace.
Explore Toronto's dynamic street art scene with a private walking tour that reveals the city’s urban culture and colorful murals. Perfect for art lovers and curious explorers, this guided experience offers a unique look into Toronto’s vibrant neighborhoods.
"Toronto's original graffiti art tour!" | $6 booking fee + tip your guide
There is a $6 administrative booking fee to guarantee your spot on the tour, and you are encouraged to tip your guide what you feel the tour was worth at the end. Most guests tip $10-$20 per person, some even more. Our guides work very hard for tips, and you are guaranteed you’ll have a GREAT tour!
Graffiti Tour - Queen Street West & Graffiti Alley
Graffiti. Some people see it as public art that beautifies our streets, while others see it as vandalism indicative of urban decay and crime. Whatever you think, it’s an always changing, inescapable and fascinating part of our culture.
On this 90-minute ""pay what you feel"" walking tour, you’ll stroll the back alleys and laneways of downtown Toronto with an expert local tour guide and learn about the history of graffiti, the different forms and styles, and the controversial place it occupies in our urban landscape.
While strolling and viewing the graffiti your guide will discuss the many sides of the graffiti issue and viewpoints of property owners, the police, the City of Toronto, the general public, and the graffiti artists themselves. This tour encourages debate and discussion – it’s more than just looking at painted walls. Even “haters” will agree that much of the art on this tour is incredible!
Our unique style of combining history with pure entertainment, stories & jokes has made us one of the most popular walking tour companies in Canada!
Beside the Mountain Equipment Company (MEC) at 300 Queen St W
This tour ends near the intersection of Queen St W and Spadina Ave, one block from where it begins.
You'll be walking through various neighborhoods, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Capture stunning photos of murals and street art along the tour route.
Since this is an outdoor activity, dress appropriately for rain or sun.
Bring water to stay refreshed while walking through Toronto’s colorful neighborhoods.
Toronto's street art movement gained momentum in the early 2000s, transforming blank walls into vibrant canvases celebrating urban culture.
Tour Guides Toronto promotes respectful engagement with street art and encourages visitors to support local artists and sustainable practices.
Necessary for comfortable strolling through Toronto’s neighborhoods.
Capture the colorful murals and urban art for memories and sharing.
Dress in layers or rain gear based on the season to stay comfortable.
all specific
Keep hydrated during the walk to maintain energy and comfort.