Toronto Night City Tour — Private
A private 4-hour evening tour of Toronto from a 7 pm start, with hotel pickup downtown and stops that include the lit CN Tower, the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront and Yorkville.
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From US$1,499 total
for a private vehicle, driver-guide and hotel pickup in downtown Toronto · 1 to 4 guests · 4 hours
Tolls, parking and fuel included · no added taxes · gratuities and attraction admissions are not included
One total for your whole group: about US$750 each for two guests, US$500 for three, US$375 for four.
- 1–4 guests$1,499
- 5–6 guests$1,799
- 7–10 guests$1,999
- 11–14 guests$2,499
- 15–28 guests$2,999
- 29–34 guests$3,499
- 35–56 guests$3,999
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Prices for all 7 group sizes Vehicle and per-person detail
| Group size | Total price | Per person if the group is full |
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| 1 to 4 guests | $1,499 | $375 |
| 5 to 6 guests | $1,799 | $300 |
| 7 to 10 guests | $1,999 | $200 |
| 11 to 14 guests | $2,499 | $178 |
| 15 to 28 guests | $2,999 | $107 |
| 29 to 34 guests | $3,499 | $103 |
| 35 to 56 guests | $3,999 | $71 |
Each figure divides a group total by the top of its size band (for example US$1,499 ÷ 4). Treat it as a guide: you pay one total for the group. For 21 to 56 guests, choose “> 20” in the group-size list, type your group size and click outside the box so the price updates. The calendar accepts up to 56 guests; for more, request a custom quote.
- Private vehicle and driver-guide
- 4 hours, 7 pm start
- Lit CN Tower, TORONTO Sign, Distillery District
- Hotel pickup in downtown Toronto
- Cancel up to 24 hours before
Voyzo's Toronto Night City Tour is a private evening tour of 4 hours in a vehicle for your group only, with a licensed, insured driver-guide and hotel pickup in downtown Toronto for a 7 pm start. Stops include the lit CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square and its TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront, the Financial District skyline and Yorkville, set with your driver-guide. It costs US$1,499 in total for 1 to 4 guests, with all tolls, parking and fuel included; attraction admissions are not included.
- Duration: 4 hours tolls, parking and fuel included
- Included: Driver-guide and vehicle admissions and meals are extra
- Pickup: Downtown Toronto hotels drop-off confirmed by email
- Start time: 7 pm start exact pickup time confirmed by email
- Cancellation: Up to 24 hours before your tour date
Overview
Highlights
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The CN Tower, lit each night
The CN Tower says LED lights illuminate its exterior each night, and its lighting schedule lists a cause and colours for the dates it covers, not every date (cntower.ca, checked 29 October 2026).
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Nathan Phillips Square and the TORONTO Sign
The Square's TORONTO Sign has LED lights that change colour for holidays and events and illuminate the Square every night (City of Toronto).
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The Distillery District
A national historic site of 30 brick and stone industrial buildings on 13 acres, built between 1859 and 1927 (Parks Canada), with cobblestone streets.
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Harbourfront
Harbourfront Centre describes itself as Toronto's waterfront community campus for arts, culture, learning and recreation.
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Yorkville and Bloor Street
The Bloor-Yorkville BIA describes over 700 designer boutiques, restaurants, hotels and galleries; its holiday lights run from 21 November to 31 December 2026.
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A private vehicle and driver-guide
Your group only in the vehicle, with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto and all tolls, parking and fuel included.
At a glance
- The private Toronto Night City Tour costs US$1,499 in total for 1 to 4 guests and rises to US$3,999 in total for 35 to 56 guests.
- The price is one total for the whole group in US dollars with no added taxes, covers a private tour of 4 hours with all tolls, parking and fuel included, and extra time is charged additionally; gratuities and attraction admissions are not included.
- The tour starts at 7 pm with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto, and Voyzo emails your exact pickup time once your booking is confirmed.
- Stops on the Toronto Night City Tour include the CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square with the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront, the Financial District skyline and Yorkville, and your driver-guide sets the order and the time at each stop with your group.
- The CN Tower says LED lights illuminate its exterior each night, and its lighting schedule lists a cause and colours for the dates it covers, not every date (cntower.ca, checked 29 October 2026).
- From about the end of September until the clocks go forward on Sunday 14 March 2027 (they go back on Sunday 1 November 2026), a 7 pm start is after sunset (sunset times computed by Voyzo from NOAA solar equations, not an official table).
- Attraction admissions are not part of the price: the CN Tower sells timed tickets for its observation levels on its own site, the Distillery Winter Village needs a ticket on set evenings from 12 November 2026, and meals are paid separately.
- A booking needs at least 24 hours' notice, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date, a cancellation made less than 24 hours before your tour date is not refunded (section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations), and the terms that apply arrive with your booking confirmation.
Who it suits
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Visitors who want Toronto after dark
A private evening with the lit CN Tower and the TORONTO Sign among the stops. See the sample evening.
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Couples and special occasions
1 to 4 guests share one total of US$1,499, about US$375 each for four; tell us the occasion when you book.
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Guests staying downtown
Hotel pickup in downtown Toronto for a 7 pm start, with the drop-off confirmed by email.
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Families
Include your children’s ages in the request. This page states no age limit, and we confirm what suits your children by email.
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Groups and teams
The calendar sells every group size from 1 to 56 guests, with a larger vehicle for larger groups; we confirm the vehicle for your group.
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Winter visitors
From about the end of September the 7 pm start is after sunset, and the winter lights fall in season; dress warmly. See the dated table.
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Not the right fit if
You want to go up the CN Tower (its tickets are separate), need a wheelchair-accessible vehicle (this page states none) or want a daytime tour: see the Toronto City Private Tour.
Toronto night city tour: sample evening
This is a sample evening, not a fixed schedule. Your driver-guide sets the order of the stops and the time at each with your group, and the plan can change on the day for traffic, weather, closures or safety. No stop has a time set on this page, and the stops are listed in the order of our itinerary description.
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Start
Pickup at your hotel
Your driver-guide collects you at your hotel in downtown Toronto for the 7 pm start. We email your exact pickup time once your booking is confirmed.
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On the way
Into the evening
Your driver-guide sets the order of the stops and the time at each with your group. From about the end of September until the clocks go forward on 14 March 2027, a 7 pm start is after sunset.
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Stop 1
CN Tower
The CN Tower says LED lights illuminate its exterior each night, with colours listed in its published lighting schedule for many dates. Admission to the observation levels is sold separately and is not included.
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Stop 2
Nathan Phillips Square, City Hall and the TORONTO Sign
The Square's TORONTO Sign has LED lights that change colour for holidays and events and illuminate the Square every night. The City of Toronto lists the Cavalcade of Lights here from 28 November 2026 (Opening Night) to 7 January 2027 and gives the time as 5 to 10 pm.
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Stop 3
Distillery District
Thirty brick and stone industrial buildings on 13 acres, built between 1859 and 1927, with cobblestone streets that are uneven in places. Shops and restaurants keep their own hours, and the Winter Village needs a ticket on set evenings from 12 November 2026 to 3 January 2027; the ticket is not included.
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Stop 4
Harbourfront
Harbourfront Centre describes itself as Toronto's waterfront community campus for arts, culture, learning and recreation. We confirm where on the waterfront this stop is for your date.
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Stop 5
Yorkville and Bloor Street
The Bloor-Yorkville BIA describes over 700 designer boutiques, restaurants, hotels and galleries. Its holiday lights run from 21 November to 31 December 2026.
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Also on the list
Financial District skyline
The Financial District skyline is on the list of stops for this tour. We confirm where it is seen from for your date.
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Finish
Drop-off
We confirm your finish time and your drop-off with you by email.
Stops on the tour, listed in sample order; your driver-guide sets the real order — not to scale
Optional stops
- Going up the CN Tower. The CN Tower sells timed tickets for its observation levels on its own site, and they are not included. If you want to go up, tell us in your request, and we confirm whether it fits your evening.
- A meal stop. Meals are not included, and this page sets no dinner stop. The Distillery District and Yorkville have restaurants; tell us if you want a meal planned, and we confirm what fits.
Tickets, seasons & itinerary changes
- Order and time: your driver-guide sets the order and the time at the stops with your group within the 4 hours, and the plan can change on the day for traffic, weather, closures or safety.
- Light: from about the end of September until the clocks go forward on 14 March 2027, a 7 pm start is after sunset; from 14 March to about the end of September the first part of the tour is in daylight or twilight, and the City of Toronto says the TORONTO Sign's LEDs are not visible in bright daylight.
- Tickets: attraction admissions are not included. The CN Tower sells timed tickets for its observation levels, and the Distillery Winter Village needs a ticket on set evenings from 12 November 2026 to 3 January 2027 (see the dated table).
- Winter: evenings are colder than the daytime high, and this page does not say whether the tour runs in snow, freezing rain or an Extreme Cold Weather Alert; ask us before you book.
What changes by date and season (checked 29 Oct 2026)
This guide may be out of date. Confirm dates with the linked sources.
| Item | When | Notes | Source |
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| Clock change and daylight at the 7 pm start | Clocks go back on Sunday 1 November 2026 and forward on Sunday 14 March 2027 | Sunset is after 7 pm from 14 March until late September, so the first part of a 7 pm tour is in daylight or twilight; from about the end of September a 7 pm start is after sunset, and the clocks go back on 1 November. Around midsummer sunset is after 9 pm. Sunset times are computed by Voyzo from NOAA solar equations for downtown Toronto, not an official table. The City of Toronto says the TORONTO Sign's LEDs are not visible in bright daylight. | ontario.ca |
| CN Tower exterior lighting | Every night, per the CN Tower; its Lighting schedule lists causes and colours for many, not all, dates | The schedule lists a cause and colours for many dates but not every date (it had no entry for 30 October or 7 November, for example). On 29 October 2026 it showed purple, orange for Halloween on 31 October and red for Remembrance Day on 11 November, it listed no December entries yet, and the nightly switch-off time is not stated. | cntower.ca |
| Distillery Winter Village (the District needs a ticket on set evenings) | 12 November 2026 to 3 January 2027: a ticket is needed from 4 pm on Fridays to Sundays, on Thursdays in December and daily from 14 to 31 December, and on opening night | Entry is free before 4 pm daily, all day Monday to Wednesday through 13 December, and on Thursdays in November except opening night; children 9 and under are free. Tickets start at $16 plus HST and a service charge (the page does not name the currency; checked 29 October 2026). Guests with a dinner reservation or a theatre ticket do not need a Winter Village ticket if they show proof. The ticket is not in the Voyzo price: tell us how you want to handle it. | thedistillerywintervillage.com |
| Cavalcade of Lights, Nathan Phillips Square | 28 November 2026 (Opening Night) to 7 January 2027; the City lists the time as 5 to 10 pm | The City says the lighting elements, select immersive installations and free public skating to music remain until 7 January; its page gives no nightly schedule. The City's skating rink at the Square is open to the public from November to March. | toronto.ca |
| Bloor-Yorkville holiday lights | 21 November to 31 December 2026 | The free Holiday Magic concert and lighting ceremony is at the Village of Yorkville Park on 21 November, 5 to 7 pm. We found no other light display listed by the Bloor-Yorkville BIA outside these dates. | bloor-yorkville.com |
| Distillery District hours | Monday to Wednesday 10 am to 8 pm, Thursday to Saturday 10 am to 9 pm, Sunday 11 am to 8 pm; open 364 days a year | Shops and restaurants keep their own hours. This page sets no time at the District, so ask us if you want to arrive before the shops close. | thedistillerydistrict.com |
| New Year’s Eve downtown | 31 December 2026 | The City's latest New Year’s Eve release we found (dated 22 December 2025) covers New Year’s Eve 2025; we found no listing for 31 December 2026 when we looked on 26 October 2026. Ask us before you book that night, and we confirm the route. | toronto.ca |
Each venue sets its own dates and hours and may change them; the rows above reflect the linked sources as we read them on 29 October 2026.
Price of the private Toronto night city tour
From US$1,499 total
for a private vehicle, driver-guide and hotel pickup in downtown Toronto · 1 to 4 guests · 4 hours
| Group size | Total price | Per person if the group is full |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 guests | $1,499 | $375 |
| 5 to 6 guests | $1,799 | $300 |
| 7 to 10 guests | $1,999 | $200 |
| 11 to 14 guests | $2,499 | $178 |
| 15 to 28 guests | $2,999 | $107 |
| 29 to 34 guests | $3,499 | $103 |
| 35 to 56 guests | $3,999 | $71 |
Each figure divides a group total by the top of its size band (for example US$1,499 ÷ 4). Treat it as a guide: you pay one total for the group. For 21 to 56 guests, choose “> 20” in the group-size list, type your group size and click outside the box so the price updates. The calendar accepts up to 56 guests; for more, request a custom quote.
How prices work
- Every price is a total for your whole group in US dollars (USD), not a per-person charge.
- No taxes are added to the tour price.
- The starting price of $1,499 is for 1 to 4 guests. It does not cover larger groups.
- Each price covers the tour as described: a private tour of 4 hours with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto and all tolls, parking and fuel. Time beyond the 4 hours is charged additionally; we confirm the rate by email.
- For 21 to 56 guests, choose “> 20” in the group-size list, type your group size and click outside the box so the price updates (the calendar accepts up to 56).
- We confirm availability, your exact pickup time and your hotel details by email.
What is included in the private Toronto night city tour
Included
- A private vehicle for your group only, with a licensed, insured driver-guide
- Hotel pickup in downtown Toronto, with your drop-off confirmed by email
- A private tour of 4 hours from a 7 pm start
- A flexible itinerary with stops that include the CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square, the Distillery District, Harbourfront and Yorkville
- All tolls, parking and fuel
Not included
- Gratuities for your driver-guide
- Attraction tickets and admissions, such as the CN Tower's timed tickets or a Distillery Winter Village ticket
- Meals and snacks
- A separate tour guide, unless we confirm one when you book
- Time beyond the 4 hours (charged additionally; we confirm the rate)
- Pickup outside downtown Toronto, unless we confirm it when you book
Not ready to pick a date? Get a quote by email
Tell us your group size, your preferred date and anything you want changed, and we reply by email with the total for your group.
Prefer your own email app? info@voyzo.com
Pickup and drop-off for the Toronto night city tour
Pickup is at your hotel anywhere in downtown Toronto, for a 7 pm start. For a pickup outside downtown Toronto or at an address that is not a hotel, ask us before you book, and we confirm what can be arranged.
We arrange your drop-off with you by email and confirm when the tour finishes. Add your hotel to the quote form on this page or email it to info@voyzo.com when you request your date; once your booking is confirmed we email your exact pickup time.
Good to know
Cancellation and changes
You can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date, and a cancellation made less than 24 hours before your tour date is not refunded. Your booking confirmation carries the cancellation terms that apply; section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations. A booking needs at least 24 hours' notice. To cancel or change your date, email info@voyzo.com before the 24-hour cutoff; we will try to reschedule, subject to availability. Section 10 of the Terms and Conditions describes how independent operators fit in.
How booking works
- Choose your group size and date. We need at least 24 hours' notice. The calendar's start-time list has no evening option; this tour starts at 7 pm.
- Send your request. The calendar's Book now button sends a request rather than a confirmed booking.
- Share your hotel and wishes. Put your hotel, the 7 pm start, dietary needs, mobility needs and children's ages in the message box of the quote form on this page, or email info@voyzo.com.
- Receive your confirmation. Once we confirm availability by email, we send your exact pickup time and hotel details ahead of the tour.
Start time and the booking calendar
This tour starts at 7 pm. The booking calendar's start-time list currently shows hourly options from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM and has no evening option, so tell us you want the 7 pm start in the message box of the quote form on this page or by email to info@voyzo.com when you request your date. We email your exact pickup time once your booking is confirmed.
How the 4 hours work
The price covers a private tour of 4 hours. The booking calendar shows one price per group size and has no length option. We confirm the finish time and your drop-off in your booking confirmation. If you want a longer evening, a different plan or a different time, tell us by email to info@voyzo.com or in the quote form on this page, and we confirm whether it is possible and the total.
Who runs your tour
You book with Voyzo FZ-LLC, and Voyzo remains your point of contact for booking, pricing and support: info@voyzo.com.
Some private tours run on the vehicles and drivers of Voyzo's affiliated Canadian operating company; other tours, such as flights, boat rides and attraction visits, are run by independent operators, all professionally licensed and insured. We confirm by email which operator runs your tour. A driver-guide drives the vehicle and guides the evening. A separate tour guide is not included; ask us whether one can be arranged and what it would cost. The driver-guide and vehicle are licensed and insured.
Stops and route
Stops include the CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square and City Hall with the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront, the Financial District skyline, and Yorkville and Bloor Street. Your driver-guide sets the order and the time at each stop with your group, and we confirm the route for your date. This page does not say which stops are walking stops, so ask us if walking matters to you.
Tickets and extras
The price covers the vehicle, the driver-guide, hotel pickup and all tolls, parking and fuel. Attraction admissions are not included: the CN Tower sells timed tickets for its observation levels on its own site, and the Distillery Winter Village needs a ticket to enter the District on set evenings (see the dated table in the Itinerary section). Meals, snacks and gratuities for your driver-guide are not included either. Tell us which extras you want, because they add time to your evening.
What to bring and the weather
Evenings are colder than the daytime high. At the Toronto climate station the 1991 to 2020 normal daily minimum is 2.3 degrees Celsius in November, -2.7 in December and -6.7 in January (Environment and Climate Change Canada), so dress warmly in layers. The City of Toronto says an Extreme Cold Weather Alert is issued for southern Ontario, including Toronto, when the temperature or wind chill is forecast to reach minus 30 degrees Celsius for at least two hours. This page does not say whether the tour runs in snow, freezing rain or an Extreme Cold Weather Alert: ask us before you book, and we confirm by email.
Accessibility
This page does not state a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, so ask us before you book. The Distillery District calls itself an accessible site, but its cobblestone streets are uneven in places (the district's FAQ, checked 29 October 2026). If anyone in your group has mobility needs, tell us in the quote form or by email, and we confirm with the operator what can be arranged. We cannot promise access at every stop.
Children
Include your children's ages in your booking request or message. This page states no age limit for the tour and does not say whether child seats can be provided, so we confirm both by email. Count everyone riding in the vehicle, children included, when you give your group size.
Food and drink
Meals and snacks are not included, and this page sets no dinner stop in the 4 hours. The Distillery District has shops and restaurants, and the Bloor-Yorkville BIA describes over 700 designer boutiques, restaurants, hotels and galleries in its area. Tell us about dietary needs, and ask us before you book if you want a meal planned.
Photography
This page does not state a rule for personal photos at the Distillery District. Commercial photography or filming there needs a permit arranged in advance (the district's FAQ, checked 29 October 2026), so tell us if you plan a professional shoot.
Private evening tour, shared tour or doing it yourself?
| Topic | This private tour | Shared tour | Doing it yourself |
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| Who you travel with | Your group in the vehicle with a driver-guide | Other travellers | Your own party |
| What the evening includes | Stops that include the lit CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square and the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront and Yorkville, set with your driver-guide | Varies by tour; the operator sets the route | Whatever you plan; any admissions are separate |
| Getting around | Hotel pickup in downtown Toronto and a vehicle for the evening | Fixed pickup points or a set meeting place | Your own transport between stops |
| Timing | A 7 pm start; your driver-guide sets the order and the time at each stop with your group | A set timetable | Yours, within each place’s hours |
| What to check | We confirm your pickup time, the route and any ticket rule for your date | The operator’s route and times | The CN Tower’s lighting schedule, the Distillery District’s hours and its Winter Village ticket rules |
| Cost | One group total: US$1,499 for 1 to 4 guests, rising with group size (see the pricing table) | Sold per person, which can cost less for one or two travellers | Your transport plus any tickets |
| If plans change | Cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date; terms come with your confirmation | Varies by operator | Depends on what you book |
| Choose it if | You want a private evening with hotel pickup and no driving or parking yourself | You prefer a per-person price and a set timetable | You want to set everything yourself |
A shared tour can cost less in total for one or two travellers, and doing it yourself costs only your transport and any tickets. The private tour is one group total for a vehicle and driver-guide, which suits groups who want hotel pickup and a pace set by the group.
Sources: CN Tower: Lighting schedule (opens in a new tab), Distillery Historic District (opens in a new tab), Distillery Winter Village: FAQ (opens in a new tab)
Frequently asked questions
What is the private Toronto Night City Tour?
It is a private evening tour of Toronto that lasts 4 hours and starts at 7 pm with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto. Your group has the vehicle and a licensed, insured driver-guide to itself, and stops include the lit CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square and the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront and Yorkville. It costs US$1,499 in total for 1 to 4 guests, with tolls, parking and fuel included.
How much does the Toronto night tour cost?
Prices are totals in USD for the whole group, with no added taxes: $1,499 for 1 to 4 guests, $1,799 for 5 to 6 guests, $1,999 for 7 to 10 guests, $2,499 for 11 to 14 guests, $2,999 for 15 to 28 guests, $3,499 for 29 to 34 guests and $3,999 for 35 to 56 guests. Tolls, parking and fuel are included; gratuities and attraction admissions are not. Extra time is charged additionally, and we confirm the rate by email.
What time does the Toronto night tour start?
The tour starts at 7 pm with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto. The booking calendar's start-time list currently shows hourly options from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM and has no evening option, so tell us you want the 7 pm start in the quote form on this page or by email to info@voyzo.com. We email your exact pickup time once your booking is confirmed.
How long is the tour, and when does it finish?
The price covers a private tour of 4 hours. We confirm the finish time and your drop-off in your booking confirmation, and your driver-guide sets the order of the stops and the time at each with your group. Time beyond the 4 hours is charged additionally, and we confirm the rate by email.
Where does the Toronto night tour pick me up?
Pickup is at your hotel anywhere in downtown Toronto, for a 7 pm start. For a pickup outside downtown Toronto or at an address that is not a hotel, ask us before you book, and we confirm what can be arranged. Add your hotel to the quote form on this page or email it to info@voyzo.com, and we email your exact pickup time once your booking is confirmed.
What do we see on the Toronto night city tour?
Stops include the CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square and City Hall with the TORONTO Sign, the Distillery District, Harbourfront, the Financial District skyline, and Yorkville and Bloor Street. Your driver-guide sets the order and the time at each stop with your group, and we confirm the route for your date. This page does not say which stops are walking stops, so ask us if walking matters to you.
Is the CN Tower lit in the same colour every night?
No. The CN Tower says LED lights illuminate its exterior each night in honour of major Canadian cultural moments, charities and special causes. Its lighting schedule lists a cause and colours for many dates, not every date: on 29 October 2026 it showed purple for several awareness days, orange for Halloween on 31 October and red for Remembrance Day on 11 November. The nightly switch-off time is not stated, so we do not promise one.
Does the tour go up the CN Tower?
Attraction admissions are not included in the price, and the CN Tower sells timed tickets for its observation levels on its own site, so going up is a separate purchase. This page does not set a visit to the observation levels within the 4 hours. If you want to go up, tell us in your request, and we confirm whether it fits your evening.
Is the Distillery District open in the evening, and is a ticket needed in winter?
The Distillery District lists hours of Monday to Wednesday 10 am to 8 pm, Thursday to Saturday 10 am to 9 pm and Sunday 11 am to 8 pm; its shops and restaurants keep their own hours. From 12 November 2026 to 3 January 2027 its Winter Village needs a ticket from 4 pm on Fridays to Sundays, on Thursdays in December and daily from 14 to 31 December. The ticket is not in our price.
What changes on the Toronto night tour in winter?
From about the end of September a 7 pm start is after sunset, and the clocks go back on 1 November 2026. Winter adds the Bloor-Yorkville holiday lights from 21 November to 31 December 2026, the Cavalcade of Lights at Nathan Phillips Square from 28 November 2026 (Opening Night) to 7 January 2027, with the City listing the time as 5 to 10 pm, and the Distillery Winter Village from 12 November 2026 to 3 January 2027. Dress warmly, because evenings are colder than the daily highs.
Is the Toronto night tour still in daylight in summer?
Partly. From 14 March to about the end of September sunset is after 7 pm, and around midsummer it is after 9 pm, so the first part of a 7 pm tour is in daylight or twilight. From about the end of September a 7 pm start is after sunset. The City of Toronto says the TORONTO Sign's LEDs are not visible in bright daylight. We computed sunset times from NOAA solar equations for downtown Toronto; ask us if you want a different start time.
Is the tour private, and who guides it?
Yes. The vehicle and driver-guide are for your group only. One driver-guide drives the vehicle and guides the evening; a separate tour guide is not included, and you can ask us whether one can be arranged and what it would cost. The driver-guide and vehicle are licensed and insured. Voyzo FZ-LLC takes your booking and remains your contact at info@voyzo.com.
What is included, and what costs extra?
The price covers a private vehicle with a licensed, insured driver-guide, hotel pickup in downtown Toronto, a flexible itinerary built around your group and all tolls, parking and fuel. Attraction admissions, meals and snacks, gratuities for your driver-guide, a separate tour guide and time beyond the 4 hours are not included. Tell us which extras you want so we can confirm them.
What should we wear on a Toronto night tour?
Dress warmly in layers, because evenings are colder than the daytime high. At the Toronto climate station the 1991 to 2020 normal daily minimum is 2.3 degrees Celsius in November, -2.7 in December and -6.7 in January. The City of Toronto says an Extreme Cold Weather Alert is issued for southern Ontario, including Toronto, when the temperature or wind chill is forecast to reach minus 30 degrees Celsius for at least two hours. Ask us before you book what happens if the tour cannot run.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Include your children's ages in your booking request. This page states no age limit for the tour and does not say whether child seats can be provided, so we confirm both by email. Count everyone riding in the vehicle, children included, when you give your group size, and tell us if the evening start time suits your family.
Is the Toronto night tour wheelchair accessible?
This page does not state a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, so ask us before you book. The Distillery District calls itself an accessible site, but its cobblestone streets are uneven in places. If anyone in your group has mobility needs, tell us in the quote form or by email, and we confirm with the operator what can be arranged. We cannot promise access at every stop.
Can we have dinner during the tour?
Meals and snacks are not included, and this page sets no dinner stop within the 4 hours. The Distillery District has shops and restaurants, and the Bloor-Yorkville BIA describes over 700 designer boutiques, restaurants, hotels and galleries in its area. Tell us about dietary needs, and ask us before you book if you want a meal planned so we can confirm what fits the evening.
How many people can join, and what vehicle is used?
The booking calendar sells every group size from 1 to 56 guests. Larger groups travel in a larger vehicle: an SUV for up to 6 guests, a Sprinter van for up to 14 and a coach for up to 56, and we confirm the vehicle for your group. For 21 to 56 guests, choose “> 20” in the group-size list, type your group size and click outside the box so the price updates.
How does booking this tour work?
Choose your group size and date in the booking calendar at least 24 hours before your tour. Your booking is a request until we confirm availability by email, as soon as possible after we receive it. We then email your exact pickup time and hotel details before the tour. The start-time list has no evening option, so tell us you want the 7 pm start in the quote form or by email.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date. A cancellation made less than 24 hours before your tour date is not refunded. Your booking confirmation carries the cancellation terms that apply, and section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations. To cancel or change your date, email info@voyzo.com before the 24-hour cutoff; we will try to reschedule, subject to availability.
Still have a question? Ask us by email.
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Toronto City Private Tour From US$1,299 total, for 1 to 4 guests · 6–8 hours Prefer the city by day? A private daytime tour of 6 to 8 hours with pickup across the Greater Toronto Area (hotel, home or airport); the night tour is 4 hours from a 7 pm start and stays downtown. -
Toronto CN Tower & Harbour Cruise Tour From US$1,699 total, for 1 to 4 guests · 5 hours Want to go up the CN Tower? This private 5-hour day bundles CN Tower admission and a harbour cruise; the night tour includes no admissions. -
Toronto Islands Evening Bike Tour From US$1,499 total, for 1 to 4 guests · 3.5 hours Prefer the outdoors? A guided evening bike ride on the car-free Toronto Islands, with a ferry crossing and skyline views; it meets near the ferry terminal rather than at your hotel. -
Toronto Tall Ship Harbour Cruise From US$1,499 total, for 1 to 4 guests · 2 hours Want the harbour from the water? A 2-hour sail on a three-masted schooner on Toronto Harbour, with pickup in the Greater Toronto Area; it is on the water, not by road. -
Niagara Falls Night Tour From US$1,499 total, for 1 to 4 guests · 4 hours Want the Falls lit after dark? A private evening trip of 4 hours from Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area to Niagara Falls; the Toronto night tour stays in the city.
Places on this route
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CN Tower & Downtown SkylineThe CN Tower says LED lights illuminate its exterior each night, with colours listed in its published lighting schedule for many dates. Observation-level tickets are separate.
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Nathan Phillips Square & City HallThe Square's TORONTO Sign has LED lights that change colour for holidays and events and illuminate the Square every night, says the City of Toronto.
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Distillery DistrictA national historic site of brick and stone industrial buildings built between 1859 and 1927, in a 13-acre walking district whose cobblestone streets are uneven in places.
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Harbourfront CentreHarbourfront Centre describes itself as Toronto's waterfront community campus for arts, culture, learning and recreation.
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YorkvilleThe Bloor-Yorkville BIA describes over 700 designer boutiques, restaurants, hotels and galleries; its holiday lights run 21 November to 31 December 2026.
About the Toronto night city tour
This evening is for groups who want to see Toronto after dark from a private vehicle with a driver-guide, without arranging transport between stops. It starts with hotel pickup in downtown Toronto at 7 pm and includes stops at the CN Tower, Nathan Phillips Square, the Distillery District, Harbourfront and Yorkville, with the order and the time at each stop set by your driver-guide and your group.
Season and light shape the evening. From about the end of September a 7 pm start is after sunset (the clocks go back on 1 November 2026), while from 14 March to about the end of September the first part of the tour is in daylight or twilight, and the City of Toronto says the TORONTO Sign's LEDs are not visible in bright daylight. Winter adds dated events (the Distillery Winter Village, the Cavalcade of Lights and Yorkville's holiday lights), listed with sources in the Itinerary section.
The TORONTO Sign in Nathan Phillips Square was installed in July 2015 for the Toronto Pan American and Parapan American Games and was only intended to last a few weeks. The City of Toronto says a durable replica was installed in September 2020 and stands three metres tall. Each letter has LED lights that can change colour for holidays and events, and the lights illuminate the Square every night (City of Toronto, checked 29 October 2026).
The CN Tower was finished on 2 April 1975 and opened to the public on 26 June 1976. Its own website says LED lights line the outside of the tower from the ground to the top and illuminate it each night in honour of major Canadian cultural moments, charities and special causes, and its lighting schedule lists a cause and colours for many dates, so the colours change over time. Observation-level tickets are timed and sold separately, and admissions are not included in this tour's price (cntower.ca, checked 29 October 2026).
The Distillery District is the Gooderham and Worts Distillery, designated a national historic site in 1988; Parks Canada says it comprises 30 brick and stone industrial buildings on 13 acres at Trinity and Mill streets, built between 1859 and 1927. The district's FAQ calls it a 13-acre walking district with cobblestone streets that are uneven in places, and it lists hours of Monday to Wednesday 10 am to 8 pm, Thursday to Saturday 10 am to 9 pm and Sunday 11 am to 8 pm, with shops and restaurants keeping their own hours (checked 29 October 2026).
Details checked 29 Oct 2026
From US$1,499 total
for a private vehicle, driver-guide and hotel pickup in downtown Toronto · 1 to 4 guests · 4 hours
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