Step into one of Toronto’s most historic and architecturally rich neighbourhoods with guided walking tours hosted by the Cabbagetown Preservation Association.These curated experiences explore the fascinating history, architecture, and stories that have shaped Cabbagetown into the vibrant “village within the city” it is today.

As you stroll through tree-lined streets filled with beautifully preserved Victorian homes, hidden laneways, and historic landmarks, knowledgeable guides will share stories of the neighbourhood’s people, cultural heritage, and evolution over generations. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, architecture lover, or curious explorer, these tours offer a unique opportunity to experience the charm and heritage of Cabbagetown in a whole new way.

This is a family friendly event for ages 12+. Be sure to arrive promptly at 12, as the walking tour will begin right away.

This event will proceed unless there is heavy rain, in which case it will be cancelled.

Accessibility: This tour will be 2-3 hours of continuous walking, so be sure to bring water, hats and sunscreen! Public bathrooms will be available along the tour.

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Running late? Here are the locations we’ll be exploring so you can catch up.

Starting Point: Carlton and Parliament (by the TD Bank)

1. Parliament Street (a bit of history)

2. 509 Parliament: theatre/cbc studio/dance school-theatre

3. Jet Fuel

4. Winchester Hotel and Hall (End of tour - Parliament and Winchester)

5. Henning

6. Sackville and Winchester (Romanesque)

7. 435 Sackville (Purdy)

8. Sackville/Amelia (stores-gaslamps)

9. 487 Sackville (Škvorecký)

10. Alpha Ave

11. Wellesley Cottages

12. Huston plaque

13. Laurier

14. 314 Welllesley (Queen Anne)

15. Parliament Street