Toronto Shopping

The Underground City (PATH)
Downtown Toronto's underground tunnel system links some of the biggest office buildings and attractions in the city with underground passageways full of places to shop - 27 kilometres of shopping, services and entertainment.

Chinatown
Toronto has the second largest Chinatown in North America and the largest when all six Chinatowns in the GTA are grouped as one. The area has expanded over the years and has come to reflect a diverse set of Asian cultures from Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam, and all points in between.

Kensington Market
In Kensington Market you can find everything from meat and fish vendors to exotic spice shops to gourmet coffee stands. The neighborhood is also one of the best places to find anything vintage from clothing to collectibles. And there are also a number of discount and surplus stores.

St. Lawrence Market
With more than 50 specialty vendors, selling everything from fresh pasta to live lobsters to delectable treats, St. Lawrence Market is a food lover's playground. This shopping experience stimulates all your senses.

Midtown (Yonge & Eglinton)
In the heart of midtown Toronto, this trendy area is home to clothing boutiques carrying designer labels, sidewalk cafes, specialty food shops, a mall/theatre complex and some of the city's top restaurants.

Cabbagetown
Though Cabbagetown is best known for the Victorian housing, rural Riverdale Farms and its historic cemeteries the diverse neighbourhood on the east side of downtown offers an eclectic shopping experience.

Distillery District
Over the past few years, this national historic site has become one of Toronto's most popular destinations. The Distillery is home to internationally acclaimed galleries, artists from all corners of the arts spectrum, theatres, restaurants, cafes and boutique retailers.

Downtown Yonge
Ever-evolving, you can find anything on this strip, from music to clothing to souvenirs. Yonge Street is home to many retail stores, restaurants and attractions. The longest street in the world, it serves as the dividing line between Toronto roads that run east and west.

Fashion District
Also known as "the garment district", this neighbourhood has terrific bargains on local fashions, fabric, leathers and furs.