Private Toronto Kensington Market & Chinatown Walking Tour

It is a 2-hour guided walk in downtown Toronto for your group only. It starts at Campbell House Museum on Queen Street West, passes the outside of the Art Gallery of Ontario and goes through Chinatown and Kensington Market, with the Kiever Shul on the route, and it ends near Kensington Market. It costs US$1,499 in total for 1 to 4 guests, and Voyzo arranges transport to the start and from the finish.

It costs US$1,499 in total for 1 to 4 guests. Prices are group totals in US dollars with no added taxes: US$1,799 for 5 to 6 guests, US$1,999 for 7 to 10, US$2,499 for 11 to 14, US$2,999 for 15 to 28, US$3,499 for 29 to 34 and US$3,999 for 35 to 56 guests. The price covers a 2-hour private walk and is not per person; admission, food and gratuities are not included.

The walk takes 2 hours. The booking calendar offers hourly start times from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and we confirm your exact time by email once your booking is confirmed. Shops, cafés and museums along the route set their own hours, and Campbell House Museum opens at 10 am from Tuesday to Friday and at 12 pm on Saturday (checked 29 October 2026), so tell us if you want to see inside a place and we suggest a start time.

The walk starts at Campbell House Museum, 160 Queen Street West, at the corner of Queen Street West and University Avenue, beside Osgoode subway station. It ends near Kensington Market. Voyzo arranges your transport to the start and from the finish, and we email the exact meeting and pickup details once your booking is confirmed.

Voyzo arranges transport to the start and from the finish. This page does not state the pickup address or the vehicle, and it does not show whether the transport is priced separately from the group total, so email info@voyzo.com before you book if you want that confirmed in writing; otherwise the details arrive with your booking confirmation. If you would rather make your own way, tell us when you book.

It is private: a private guide leads your group only, and no other travellers join. The price is one total for the whole group, from US$1,499 for 1 to 4 guests, not a per-person fare. We confirm the route and the pace by email, and for a larger group, up to 56 guests, we confirm how the walk is guided.

The route takes in Campbell House Museum, built in 1822 and the starting point; the outside of the Art Gallery of Ontario at 317 Dundas Street West; Chinatown along Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street West; Kensington Market, a National Historic Site of Canada; and the Kiever Shul at 25 Bellevue Avenue. The order on this page is a sample, and we confirm the route by email.

The walk passes the outside of the Art Gallery of Ontario and is not a gallery visit; for the inside, see our separate Private Art Gallery of Ontario Tour. Campbell House is the starting point. This page does not promise an interior visit at Campbell House or at the Kiever, a synagogue, and we confirm what can be seen and entered on your date.

No. Admission to Campbell House Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario and any other place is not included. Campbell House admits visitors by guided tour only and is closed on Sundays, Mondays and from 22 December to 31 January (checked 29 October 2026), so an indoor visit depends on the day. Ask us before you book whether a visit can be added to your walk.

No food or drink is included in the price. Destination Toronto recommends Kensington Market for vintage clothing and street food and notes its specialty grocers, bakeries and cheese shops, so you can buy your own as you walk. This page does not list which shops suit particular diets, so tell us about dietary needs or allergies in the quote form or by email when you book.

The walk links two neighbouring areas on foot in about 2 hours; this page does not state a distance. At Campbell House only the ground floor is step-free, through the rear door, and there is no elevator. We have not published a step-free description of the pavements on the route, so tell us about wheelchairs, walkers, strollers or limited mobility before you book and we confirm what is possible.

This page states no minimum age for the walk. Tell us your children's ages in the quote form or by email, and we confirm the details. If your group goes inside Campbell House Museum, its website lists free admission for children 12 and under (checked 29 October 2026); admission is not included in the tour price.

This page states no season for this walk, and the whole route is outdoors, so dress for the weather. Toronto's normal January high is -0.3 degrees Celsius and the normal low is -6.7 degrees (Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1991 to 2020). Campbell House Museum is closed from 22 December to 31 January. This page states no weather rule, so ask us before you book what happens in extreme conditions.

Destination Toronto recommends Kensington Market for vintage clothing and street food and notes its specialty grocers, bakeries and cheese shops. Parks Canada lists it as a National Historic Site of Canada and says its streets were laid out over the Denison family's Bellevue Estate, first developed in 1815, and later housed successive waves of immigrants. It lies west of Spadina Avenue, between Dundas Street and College Street.

The Toronto Chinatown BIA dates the community to the late 1870s, when the first Chinese business, a laundry at 9 Adelaide Street East, opened, and says early residents settled on Elizabeth Street. Demolition for the new City Hall cut that area by about two-thirds, and residents later moved to Dundas Street West after land prices rose. The BIA gives no exact year for the move.

The Kiever Synagogue, also called the Kiever Shul, is at 25 Bellevue Avenue, and the Canadian Register of Historic Places names it as part of the character of the Kensington Market district. The Ontario Jewish Archives says it was designed by Benjamin Swartz, has twin domed towers and is often described as Byzantine in style, was finished by 1927 and in 1979 became the first building of Jewish significance in Ontario designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.

Choose your group size, date and start time in the booking calendar at least 24 hours before your tour and press Book now. This sends a request, and nothing is confirmed until we confirm availability by email. You can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date, and section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations; the terms that apply arrive with your booking confirmation.

Ask us. The calendar sells this 2-hour route at set prices and has no length option, so for a longer walk, a different plan or more than 56 guests, request a custom quote by email or in the form on this page, and we confirm whether it is possible and the total. This page gives no price for extra time.

A private walk is for your group only, at a set total from US$1,499 for 1 to 4 guests, with a private guide on a set route; Voyzo arranges transport to the start and from the finish. A shared tour is sold per person and can cost less for one or two travellers. Walking it yourself has no tour fee, but you plan the route and each entry. The comparison table on this page sets out the differences.