Fairmont Royal York

Be led on an exciting self-guided tour around Toronto while playing a dark history-themed mobile quest with your friends and family. Solve clues, see the beautiful St. James Park and find out what lies beneath it, and learn about the city’s fascinating dark history. Download the app, go to the starting point, and begin the adventure. Follow clues as you walk past popular city sites displaying a mix of ancient and modern in the heart of Toronto. Unlock secrets about the places you visit as you solve puzzles and guess the answers. Discover the intersection where a gang of clowns fought a band of firemen. Take a walk through Canada’s oldest market and uncover its dark secrets Use the clues to lead you from one site to another. Each clue provides you with exact directions so you won't need a map, GPS or guide. Complete the tour in about 1.5 hours, however, there’s no time limit, allowing you to go at your own pace. Play as a group or split into smaller groups/teams and compete against the others. Each person can also play on their own, separate from the group, and meet the group at the end of the tour.

Explore downtown Toronto on a guided walking tour. Begin your day meeting your expert guide downtown. Then head off to explore Nathan Phillips Square, which sits in front of the current Toronto City Hall. Here you will have an opportunity to take a picture with the famous Toronto sign, as well as check out the reflecting pool and Peace Garden. Steps away from here, you’ll have a chance to see the Old Toronto City Hall. The stunning architecture of the building was designed by the same architect as the Casa Loma. You will then pass by First Canadian Place, Union Station, and Fairmont Royal York before heading to a photo stop at Maple Leaf Square, sometimes referred to as Jurassic Park. Lastly, you will head towards the CN Tower, where you can take some pictures in front of the Canada sign. If you’ve chosen to add this optional visit, you will head inside Canada’s tallest tower and ride up in the glass elevators to an observation area with an incredible, panoramic view of the city.