• Alberta Legislature Building - Visit this impressive government building that represents the provincial government’s presence in the city. Discover the city’s history as the capital and capture beautiful photographs.
• High Level Bridge - Discover Edmonton’s oldest standing bridge, which historically connected the Twin Cities across the river.
• University of Alberta - Stroll through the university campus and uncover the history of education in the city. Admire the unique blend of old and new architecture that defines the campus.
• Old Strathcona - Experience the heart of Edmonton’s theatre district and entertainment center. Explore the historic neighborhoods and enjoy the city’s most lively strip.
• Mill Creek Ravine Park - Journey through the ravine and learn about the city’s railway history. Discover the ravine and the North Saskatchewan River Valley.
• Muttart Conservatory - This expansive botanical garden is a prominent feature of the city’s skyline. Explore the grounds with a knowledgeable local guide.
• Chinese Garden - Delve into the rich Chinese influence in the city, dating back to the 1880s.
• Sir Winston Churchill Square - As the city’s civic center, this square hosts numerous festivals throughout the year.
• ICE District - Explore this central square and learn about the city’s strong connection to their beloved hockey team.

• English-speaking local guide
• Use of Scooter
• Use of helmet
• Local recommendations and hidden gems
• Passionately researched history and culture

• Gratuities for your guide

Discover the allure, history, and natural splendor of Edmonton on two wheels with Toonie Tours. This guided city scooter tour offers an ideal way to uncover the highlights and hidden treasures of Alberta’s capital at a leisurely pace.

Climb aboard a comfortable, high-quality E-scooter and follow your local guide along a carefully planned route showcasing iconic landmarks and breathtaking scenery. Glide past the Alberta Legislature, capture a photo on the High-level Bridge, or admire the history of the University of Alberta. Listen to tales of influential figures in Edmonton’s past while cruising through the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Pause at the lively Theatre District in Old Strathcona to learn more about the city’s nightlife.

Ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, and inquisitive locals—this is Edmonton at its finest.

• Not recommended for travelers with mobility troubles

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.