Public Walking Tours
Grab a friend – or two – for a hyperlocal excursion featuring history, murals or architecture. Discover something new while exploring Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and St. Jacobs with our SPRING & SUMMER public walking tours, May – July.
Take in the sights and unlock a whole new perspective on your city.
Historic St. Jacobs
Every Thursday and Sunday in the Village of St. Jacobs!
St. Jacobs might look like a town frozen in time, but this small village blends the modern and traditional and always stays connected to its roots.
Upcoming Public Tours
Sign up now for tours in May – July!
Stroll the cities with our super hyperlocal guides for curb-side chronicles and sidewalk sagas you’ll only encounter here! Limited dates available. Maximum 20 participants per walk.
Spring and Summer Public Walking Tours
Black Presence in Berlin
Meet some of Berlin’s, now Kitchener’s earliest Black settlers: entrepreneurs, teachers, domestic workers, & lawyers who lived and contributed here.
From 'Busy Berlin' to Tech Corridor
Did you know Berlin (now Kitchener) had a thriving eco-system of industry “clusters” that began over 100 years ago?
Historic Waterloo
Buildings and architecture from the founding of Waterloo to the modern era show how cities change and evolve, if you know where to look!
Cambridge Mural Tour
Murals add vibrancy and personality to any city. Let’s go explore what this mural collection has to say in Downtown Cambridge!
Famous Families, Freedom Seekers & a Forgotten Soldier
Kitchener’s early history and ‘who’s who’ etched in stone over 150 years in Mount Hope Cemetery.
On the Move! Transportation in Berlin's History
Getting around in a city is one thing everyone has an opinion about! What did Berliners complain about 100 years ago?
Cambridge Mural Tour
Murals add vibrancy and personality to any city. Let’s go explore what this mural collection has to say in Downtown Cambridge!
Historic St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs might look like a town frozen in time, but this small village blends the modern and traditional and always stays connected to its roots.
What's in a Name?
On September 1, 1916, the city of Berlin, Ontario changed its name to Kitchener in a controversial referendum and vote, in the middle of World War One!
Black Presence in Berlin
Meet some of Berlin’s, now Kitchener’s earliest Black settlers: entrepreneurs, teachers, domestic workers, & lawyers who lived and contributed here.
Mural Arts and the Outdoor Gallery
Street art in the alleys and side streets of Downtown Kitchener illustrate the diverse creativity of this downtown core.
Cambridge Mural Tour
Murals add vibrancy and personality to any city. Let’s go explore what this mural collection has to say in Downtown Cambridge!
