Distillery District
Ideal: Ideal for city walks, photography, couples, dining, art, and boutique shopping.
Gooderham & Worts was once the world's largest whisky producer, turning out more than two million gallons a year in the 1860s. More than forty-seven Victorian industrial buildings still stand — considered the most intact industrial fabric of this scale in North America. Production stopped in 1990; the area reopened in 2003 as a fully pedestrian arts and design district. Cobblestone streets and brick façades have served as backdrops for hundreds of films.
Why go?
- To see Toronto's historic and creative side
- To explore cafés, restaurants, galleries, and boutiques in one neighbourhood
- For a photogenic, atmospheric city walk
Travel tip
Evening lighting and restaurant buzz make it especially pleasant for strolling and dining.






