Explore 12 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Canada

Welcome to Toronto — Canada’s largest city, home to towering skyscrapers, hidden historic gems, world-famous sports teams, incredible food, and enough cultural diversity to make your head spin… in the best possible way. On this driving tour, we’ll explore the many sides of Toronto together. We’ll cruise past iconic landmarks like the CN Tower and Casa Loma, discover historic districts that helped build the city, pass beautiful university campuses, waterfront parks, grand civic buildings, and neighborhoods packed with stories from around the world. Toronto is a city of contrasts. Glass skyscrapers rise beside 19th-century churches. Old whiskey distilleries become trendy art districts. Luxury shopping streets sit just blocks from neighborhoods that once housed factories and rail yards. It’s constantly evolving — and that’s part of what makes the city so fascinating. Along the way, you’ll hear stories about hockey obsessions, underground tunnels, castles built by millionaires, rebellious hippie neighborhoods turned luxury districts, and how a giant communications tower accidentally became the symbol of an entire city. As always with UCPlaces, this tour is designed to be taken on your own schedule and at your own pace. Just follow the route in the app for the best experience, and please drive slowly and safely to allow enough time for the audio to play comfortably at each stop. Alright, Toronto is waiting. Let’s hit the road.

¡Bienvenidos a un viaje por una de las carreteras más espectaculares del planeta! La Icefields Parkway, que va de Banff al Saskatchewan River Crossing. En este tour, nos adentraremos en el corazón de las Rocosas Canadienses. Verán picos imponentes, glaciares milenarios, lagos turquesa y una naturaleza salvaje. Esto no es solo un trayecto, ¡es un paisaje que cambia constantemente, con cada curva revelando algo nuevo! Su teléfono será su guía personal. Al acercarse a cada punto de interés, escucharán historias y datos curiosos automáticamente, ¡dando vida al paisaje! Vayan a su ritmo, paren cuando quieran y exploren lo que más les llame la atención. Visitaremos lugares icónicos de Canadá: el Lago Louise, Bow, Peyto y la región del Columbia Icefield. También descubrirán miradores escondidos y paradas tranquilas que muchos viajeros se pierden. Esta tierra tiene una historia profunda. Durante miles de años, los pueblos indígenas viajaron por estas montañas, usando rutas naturales como el Paso Howse. Luego, exploradores, comerciantes de pieles y constructores de ferrocarriles se abrieron paso por estos paisajes escarpados, forjando el Canadá actual. Mientras conducen, ¡mantengan los ojos bien abiertos para ver la fauna! Alces, ciervos, cabras montesas e incluso osos se dejan ver a menudo por aquí. Pero lo más importante: tómense su tiempo. Esta no es una carretera para correr, ¡es un viaje para vivirlo! Así que acomódense, disfruten del trayecto, y vamos a explorar uno de los recorridos más impresionantes del mundo, ¡por el corazón de las Rocosas Canadienses!

Welcome to Toronto—Canada’s largest city, where history, culture, and energy all come together block by block. On this walking tour, we’ll guide you through some of downtown’s most iconic landmarks and a few hidden gems along the way. From historic sites and lively public squares to cultural institutions and local favorites, you’ll get a real sense of what makes this city so dynamic and diverse. As always with UCPlaces, you’re in control. Take your time, walk at your own pace, and feel free to pause whenever something catches your eye—whether it’s a great photo, a street performer, or a café that’s calling your name. For the best experience, we recommend following the route shown in the app, as the tour is designed to flow naturally from one stop to the next. So get ready to explore, look around, and enjoy the journey—Toronto is waiting for you.

Welcome to your journey through one of the most breathtaking drives on Earth—the Icefields Parkway, stretching from Banff all the way to the Saskatchewan River Crossing. Over the course of this tour, you’ll travel deep into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, surrounded by towering peaks, ancient glaciers, turquoise lakes, and vast, untouched wilderness. This isn’t just a drive—it’s a constantly changing landscape, where every turn reveals something new. Along the way, your phone becomes your personal guide. As you approach each point of interest, stories and insights will automatically play—bringing the scenery around you to life. You’re free to go at your own pace, stop when you like, and explore the places that draw your attention. We’ll visit some of the most iconic sights in Canada, including Lake Louise, Bow Lake, Peyto Lake, and the Columbia Icefield region, along with hidden viewpoints and quieter stops that many travelers miss. This land also carries deep history. For thousands of years, Indigenous peoples traveled through these mountains, using natural routes like Howse Pass. Later, explorers, fur traders, and railway builders pushed through these rugged landscapes, helping shape the Canada we know today. As you drive, keep your eyes open for wildlife—elk, deer, mountain goats, and even bears are often seen in this region. Most importantly, take your time. This is not a road to rush—it’s a journey to experience. So settle in, enjoy the ride, and let’s explore one of the most remarkable drives in the world—through the heart of the Canadian Rockies.

Bienvenue à votre visite audioguidée UCPlaces d’Edmonton – là où le charme des prairies rencontre le style urbain. Ce parcours aux petits oignons vous emmène découvrir les incontournables et les pépites cachées de la ville, bien confortablement installé dans votre bagnole. Roulez devant l’imposant Parlement de l’Alberta, flânez (ou roulez pépère) sur l’animée Whyte Avenue, et hallucinez devant la taille du West Edmonton Mall – une destination à lui tout seul. Vous serpenterez dans la verdoyante vallée de la rivière Saskatchewan Nord, contemplerez les pyramides de verre futuristes du Muttart Conservatory, et ferez un saut dans le passé au Fort Edmonton Park. Et pour une dose de science et d’émerveillement, le TELUS World of Science promet des expériences interactives pour les esprits curieux de tous âges. Que vous soyez de passage ou un Edmontonian redécouvrant sa ville, cette visite vous offre un regard neuf sur l’histoire, la culture et la beauté naturelle d’Edmonton – à votre rythme, tranquillou. Attachez vos ceintures – Edmonton est prête à vous en mettre plein la vue.

Welcome to your self-guided UCPlaces driving tour of Edmonton — where prairie charm meets urban flair. This thoughtfully curated journey takes you through the city's most iconic sights and hidden gems, all from the comfort of your car. Cruise past the stately Alberta Legislature Building, stroll (or roll) down the buzzing Whyte Avenue, and marvel at the sheer scale of West Edmonton Mall — a destination unto itself. You'll wind through the lush North Saskatchewan River Valley, gaze at the futuristic glass pyramids of the Muttart Conservatory, and step back in time at Fort Edmonton Park. And for a dash of science and wonder, the TELUS World of Science promises hands-on fun for curious minds of all ages. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a local rediscovering your city, this tour offers a fresh perspective on Edmonton’s history, culture, and natural beauty — all at your own pace. Buckle up — Edmonton is ready to impress.

Hello and welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Old Montreal. My name is Dave and I'm pleased to be with you today telling you about the fun sights you will see and experience in this wonderful "north of the border" city. Ok, let's get to the good stuff and see what we can discover! We will be starting on Rue Commune heading southwest along the riverfront.

Welcome to this UCPlaces Where to Live Tour of Brampton, Ontario. My name is Shelly and I’ll be the one showing you around today. Brampton is a suburban city, located in the Greater Toronto area. Its population is over half a million, making it the 9th largest municipality in Canada. Brampton wasn’t always like this though. In the 1950s Brampton’s population was only about 10,000. Call that a jump! Did you know Brampton was once nicknamed “The Flower Town of Canada” due its booming flower growing industry? For a while, Dale’s Estate Nursery was the town's largest employer and was the largest flower business in North America. Offering more than 6,000 acres of parkland, Brampton provides access to a wide variety of outdoor activities. People from around the world have come together to live, work, play and pray in this City. Brampton residents represent more than 170 different cultures and speak more than 70 languages. To start this tour meet me right by Heart Lake Conservation Park.

Welcome to Prince Edward County, Ontario and this UCplaces tour of the fabulous wineries unique to the area, on behalf of local expert Cheryl Carrier. Cheryl is a proud mom of 3 active boys and an equally proud and supportive military spouse. She is consistently a top performing Realtor recognized for her skills and dedication to clients. Her ability to be relied on as a real estate professional, a volunteer and supporter of community events, lends to a positive effect for all the people in her community. Also, Cheryl likes wine and is excited to share with you this UCPlaces tour of Wineries in Prince Edward County. She would also love to chat with you, so give her a call at 613-242-9139 if you have any questions at all. We are going to start this adventure at Sandbanks Estate Winery. Just follow your navigation and I’ll meet you there! And as always, please drink responsibly.

Presented by Ahsan Ali. Hi, my name is Shelly, and welcome to this where to live tour of the Regional Municipality of Durham, Ontario on behalf of our local expert Ahsan Ali. Ahsan is a versatile, bilingual professional with over 15 years of management experience, ranging in size from small private projects to full-scale multi-million-dollar high-profile corporate construction projects. He has experience in fast-paced operations management, engineering problem solving, and technical training and consulting. Ahsan’s clients enjoy working with him because he is a skilled planner and problem solver and has demonstrated achievements in process improvement and program management. To his colleagues from entry to the executive level, Ahsan is a team-builder, mentor, and communicator. After the tour, find your home in the Regional Municipality of Durham by calling Ahsan at (647) 886-1289 or email ahsan.ali@blackoaks.ca. Now a little about the Durham Region. The Durham Region is part of the Greater Toronto area, making it a great choice for commuters. Commuters can take advantage of the easy access to the 401 or if they’d rather skip the traffic, take the Go Train. The Go Train has multiple stops in the Durham region including Whitby and Oshawa. It takes only 45 minutes from Oshawa GO to UNION St. GO (downtown Toronto). The Oshawa station also has service to Montreal and Ottawa. The Durham Region is also one of the fastest-growing areas in Canada; its current population of 700,000 is expected to pass 1 million by 2041. Another reason the Durham Region attracts so many people is because of its proximity to Lake Ontario. Oshawa translates to “where we must leave our canoes”. Aside from all the recreation opportunities Lake Ontario offers, The Port of Oshawa handles over $23 million dollars’ worth of cargo each year. Housing multiple plants of GM Motors, Oshawa is known as the Automotive Capital of Canada That's enough about The Durham Region, to start this tour meet me by Pickering Town Centre.