Browse Walks in Markham, Ontario, CA

This two-hour walking tour of Markham, Ontario, Canada, will take you through the city's vibrant downtown core and its many attractions.

The tour will begin at the Markham Civic Centre, located at 101 Town Centre Boulevard, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.858, Longitude: -79.26. This is the heart of the city, and the perfect place to start your tour. Here, you can explore the Markham Museum, the Markham Theatre, and the Markham Public Library.

From the Civic Centre, you will head south to the historic Unionville Main Street, located at 157 Main Street, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.856, Longitude: -79.26. This is a great place to explore the city's past, with its many historic buildings and shops. Here, you can find interesting shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Next, you will head east to the Markham Village Library, located at 6031 Highway 7, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.856, Longitude: -79.25. This is a great place to explore the city's culture and history, with its many books and exhibits.

From the library, you will head north to the Markham Pan Am Centre, located at 16 Main Street North, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.858, Longitude: -79.25. This is a great place to explore the city's sports and recreation, with its many sports facilities and programs.

From the Pan Am Centre, you will head west to the Markham Village Shopping Centre, located at 3255 Highway 7, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.857, Longitude: -79.25. This is a great place to explore the city's shopping and dining, with its many stores and restaurants. Here, you can find interesting shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Finally, you will head north to the Markham Fairgrounds, located at 10801 McCowan Road, Markham, Ontario, Canada, Latitude: 43.859, Longitude: -79.25. This is a great place to explore the city's events and festivals, with its many attractions and activities.

At the end of the tour, you can enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in the area, or explore the many shops and stores in the area.

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