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This 1.5-hour history walking tour explores Toronto's Distillery District and tells the story of the historic Gooderham and Worts distillery and the Prohibition era. Tour the distillery that supplied alcohol to two countries during Prohibition, and learn about cunning gangsters, the rise of the notorious liquor baron Harry Hatch and the rise of Canada's national drink. The tour ends with a tasting of three spirits at a local bar. Small groups are limited to 10 people, and only participants aged 19 and over can join.

Hear stories of the Prohibition era
in the Distillery District
This English-guided tour starts at the operator's office at 11 Gristmill Lane in the Distillery District and spends about an hour walking through the distillery complex, sharing stories of its architecture and history. Small groups are limited to 10 people.
Follow the rise of the Gooderham and Worts distillery

Hear the story of the Gooderham and Worts distillery, which grew in power in the 1800s and early 1900s just as the temperance movement gained strength. Tour the distillery that supplied alcohol to two countries during Prohibition and learn about cunning gangsters, the rise of the notorious liquor baron Harry Hatch and how Canada's national drink took hold.
Taste three spirits at a local bar

After the walk, stop at a local bar for about 20 minutes to taste three spirits and wrap up the tour. Be sure to bring ID showing that you are of legal drinking age.
※ The itinerary is for reference only and may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
Tour office in the Distillery District
11 Gristmill Lane, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada
Meeting point information:
Meet at the operator's office at 11 Gristmill Lane in the Distillery District. It is very close to Parliament Street at the west end of the Distillery District. If you see the red heart sculpture, you're in the right place.
11 Gristmill Lane, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada