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Ricardo
October 9, 2022
The Distillery Historic District, commonly known as the Distillery District, astounds the eyes with its cobblestone streets and painstakingly restored Victorian industrial architecture. Dating to 1832 and the founding of the Gooderham & Worts distillery, this arts-and-culture hub is now home to galleries, boutiques, restaurants and cafes, as well as a new wave of distilleries and craft breweries. While its Old Town of Toronto roots run deep, the district is actually quite young, its resurrection only dating back to 2003. Don't miss: The Old World charm and light-filled spectacle that is the annual Toronto Christmas Market Artwork and crafts by First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists at Gallery Indigena Emerging and mid-career contemporary artists at Corkin Gallery The annual Groundswell Festival at the award-winning and unabashedly feminist Nightwood Theatre SOMA Chocolatemaker’s bean-to-bar truffles, drinking chocolate, spreads and cookies BOUNDARIES: Parliament Street to the west, Cherry Street to the east, Mill Street to the north and Distillery Lane to the south.
The Distillery Historic District, commonly known as the Distillery District, astounds the eyes with its cobblestone streets and painstakingly restored Victorian industrial architecture. Dating to 1832 and the founding of the Gooderham & Worts distillery, this arts-and-culture hub is now home to gall…
Sasan
September 22, 2022
Art, artisan beer, and much more!
Dan & Kim
September 16, 2022
The pedestrian-only Distillery District, set in quaint 19th century buildings that once housed a large whiskey distillery, draws crowds to its cobblestone streets lined with hip indie restaurants, bars and boutiques. Art lovers come for the galleries, outdoor sculptures and dance, music and stage performances at the area's several theatres.
Oreste
August 24, 2022
all year round markets, restaurants, shops local inspiration
Altaf
August 22, 2022
Although it’s a bit of a long walk, the Distillery District is an area you must visit any time of year, but especially during Christmas time when they have their Christmas market. With cobblestone streets, and old distilleries converted into quaint restaurants and shops, there are many social media friendly spots for couples in the area including the love arch and the love sign made of locks. The area is also a great way to visualize the industrial era of the late 19th century. Best coffee-SOMA chocolatier, order a mocha coffee while you browse their chocolate shop Best brunch-Cluny Bistro, although on the pricier end, the food and service are impeccable Best patio-El Catrin, a Mexican inspired restaurant with a giant patio. Best neighbourhood pub-Mill Street brew pub, reasonably priced food and drinks in a large bar Best dinner- Madrina Bar y Tapas, the team here seems to really enjoy inventing cocktails and fun tapas menus that constantly evolve and change
Although it’s a bit of a long walk, the Distillery District is an area you must visit any time of year, but especially during Christmas time when they have their Christmas market. With cobblestone streets, and old distilleries converted into quaint restaurants and shops, there are many social medi…
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