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Brookfield Place |
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(Shopping - Shopping Centers) |
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181 Bay St, Toronto M5J 2T3 • 416-777-6480
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Distance:
~253 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Brookfield Place is an office/retail complex comprised of two towers connected by a phenomenal six-story atrium designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. The place is wortha visit just to ogle the cathedral-like atrium, but there are a number of interesting boutiques and high-end shops, restaurants and cafes here as well, plus the Hockey Hall of Fame. Brookfield Place is conveniently connected to the underground PATH system and the subway. Individual business hours vary. |
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Nicholas Hoare |
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(Shopping - Book Stores) |
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45 Front St E, Toronto M5E 1B2 • 416-777-2665 • 877-494-2748
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Distance:
~0.577 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. It's the quintessential specialty bookstore: hardwood floors, inviting couches and armchairs, and shelf upon shelf of the printed word. British books are a specialty, but the variety is impressive, and if they don't have it in stock they will do their best to get it for you. The shop hosts occasional signings and readings, and they have a fun special series called Books and Brunch which takes place at the King Edward Hotel. |
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Toronto Eaton Centre |
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(Shopping - Shopping Centers) |
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220 Yonge St, Toronto M5B 2H1 • 416-598-8560
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Distance:
~0.938 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. The Eaton Centre is huge. The glass-ceilinged, multi-story structure spans two city blocks, and is home to more than 250 shops and over 40 places to eat. Among the well-known retailers here are Sephora, Abercrombie & Fitch, Roots, Lacoste, Lululemon Athletica, Indigo Books & Music, Banana Republic, BCBG Max Azria, and Williams-Sonoma. |
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Chinatown |
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(Shopping - Shopping Malls and Centers) |
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Spadina Ave, from Queen St to College St, Toronto
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Distance:
~1.539 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Although Toronto has four districts with large Chinese populations (not surprising, since more than 10% of Toronto's population is Chinese), this is the heart of the city's Chinese culture. Streets are lined with shops, apothecaries, and markets selling a large mix of traditional Chinese goods. This is the place to pick up everything from produce to porcelain at half the price of designer boutiques. |
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Kensington Market |
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(Shopping - Shopping Malls and Centers) |
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Baldwin St and Kensington Ave, Toronto
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Distance:
~1.828 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Located just west of Chinatown, this matrix of busy streets is defined by a broad offering of produce, meats and dry goods. The area becomes an open-air market on Saturday – the busiest day of the week. The market originated during British settlement in the 1790s and has since undergone many permutations due to flurries of immigration that brought in folks representing more than 30 cultural backgrounds. Bordered by Spadina Avenue, Dundas Street, Bathurst Street and College Street. Individual business hours vary, but most are open daily from 11am-7pm. |
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User Rating: 6
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Distillery Historic District |
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(Shopping - Shopping Malls and Centers) |
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Front St and Parliament, Toronto M5A 3C4 • 416-364-1177 • 416-642-0008
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Distance:
~1.898 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. At the center of this district is the former Gooderham & Worts Distillery, a massive facility that, in its heyday, produced 2.1 million gallons of spirits annually. The business shut down in 1990, and the site was used as a movie location for about a decade. In 2003, the area reopened as Toronto's first pedestrian district, with a focus on the arts. The brick-lined streets are home to numerous art galleries and performance venues, cafes and retail boutiques. In record time, the National Historic Site has become one of the city's most visited shopping and entertainment districts. Tours are available (walking or via Segway) – call 416-642-0008 to reserve a space. |
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Soma Chocolates |
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(Shopping - Specialty Shops) |
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55 Mill St, Toronto M5A 3C4 • 416-815-7662
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Distance:
~2.006 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. You deserve a reward, don't you? Of course you do! A chocolate truffle is just right – rich and indulgent, but not too big. Soma's chocolate is considered by many local chefs to be the finest in town, and you'll find it on a number of restaurant menus. Try it for yourself at their shop in the Distillery District. In addition to traditional but oh-so-decadent candies, you can enjoy contemporary creations, gelato, cookies and hot chocolate. |
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Queen Street West |
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(Shopping - Shopping Malls and Centers) |
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Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G1 • 416-820-2727
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Distance:
~2.140 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Destination of fashionistas and society divas, Queen Street West is Toronto's answer to Rodeo Drive. The hippest retailers line both sides of the street, with independents centered around West Queen West (between Bathurst and Shaw). Look for cutting edge clothing, shoes and accessories from leading international designers, one-of-a-kind pieces that will make you the envy of all your friends, and a wide selection of antique and retro furniture and decorative items. |
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Spice Trader |
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(Shopping - Specialty Shops) |
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877 Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G5 • 647-430-7085
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Distance:
~2.372 km * |
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QUEEN WEST. The Spice Trader focuses on organic herbs and spices from around the globe. Virtually everything in the shop is organic (minus a few items that are simply not grown organically). Along with more than 100 individual spices, from asafetida to wasabi powder, you’ll find custom blends like the increasingly popular Middle Eastern Ras el Hanout and Za'atar. And who knew there were so many different varieties of salt? |
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The Paper Place |
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(Shopping - Specialty Shops) |
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887 Queen St W, Toronto M6J 1G5 • 416-703-0089
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Distance:
~2.392 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Although it's certainly a destination for scrapbookers, unique invitation makers and crafters, this place has so many unusual papers that you'll be inspired even if you've never given a thought to the subject. Japanese, Thai and other Asian papers, Brazilian marbled papers, origami paper, journals, cardstock – the bounty is unlimited and incredibly colorful. A dazzling display! |
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