Always a delight to stroll around the Historic Distillery District. Each day you will see and enjoy something new and different. Shopping, Arts and entertainment. Restaurant's, wine and beer. Indoor seating and patio's to suit anyone's tastes. Fine chocolate, great clothing stores, pet stores, bagel shops, coffee delights.

So amazing 👏🏾 we thoroughly enjoyed it. This location is more suitable for young adults. But kids can definitely have fun🥰. The main attraction is the giant Christmas 🎄 tree. The best time to visit is 4pm and stay until 6pm so that you can enjoy the lights✨. The payment is contactless so don't bring cash💵! It gets extremely busy on weekends in the evenings. No social distancing but everyone must show proof of vaccination and wear a mask😷. There are endless food opportunities. Chicken 🍗& waffle🧇 in a cone, crepes🥞, specialty drinks☕🫖🍻 mulled wine 🍷 bailey's hot chocolate and warm apple cider etc. There are many social media worthy spots to take 📸 . And live Christmas carolers 🎶. I've gone 3 times this year and will definitely be back for more.

Very nice Christmas Ville that is great to bring kids around. A little bit pricey just to walk around (15 per person). I would recommend it for a one time visit, not for a repeat visit, unless you are going to experiment the different restaurants and foods that are sold locally. During the day, it is a pleasant place for either a hot chocolate or a beer.

A great touristy place to visit for eating, drinking and shopping. I was there in the evening and admission was free. The atmosphere is fantastic. It's an old Toronto neighborhood, literally a short walk from downtown - I found the walk to be pleasant and easy. The art galleries are great. It's easy to spend a few hours here, and it's worth coming back again and again. We had a great time exploring the neighborhood. Recommended!

Beautiful place specially in winters around Christmas. It has some amazing huge restaurants and bars for a perfect date night or reminisce time with friends.. Toronto Christmas Market is amazing that is set up at this place..

People like me who love winter would try to find a gateways to celebrate Christmas spirit wherever they go. This place definitely gives you a true Christmas spirit and also offers some amazing spots to click memorable pictures. Try some fruit cake and eggnog latte and make sure if you wanna get some good pictures for your social accounts, you have a good phone/cam with nice flashlight or night view settings. You may not find people maintaining physical distance so please take extra precautions.

It’s been ages since I visited the Distillery District, so it was nice to see all the changes with new shops. Nice stop to take a stroll with many photo ops, plenty of options to eat, or grab a drink or coffee. We’ll have to return and try one of the many restaurants! Parking fees vary depending on how close you want. Weekends are busier.

Stunning district in all seasons. Currently the Christmas Holiday Market is going on and definitely worth it. I attended on a weekday and there wasn't a ticket involved. Vaccine passes were checked at entrances which was great. It was crowded though, no distancing.

I have visited this place recently(Dec) It really decorated very beautiful and the Christmas lights and the big decorated tree looks beautiful All the inside stores are open, open food counters are there. so many places inside to take photos. Love lock where you name your loved one and lock it there Its great to visit although its not so fun but I think this winter and holiday season makes it like wonderland They have some tickets as of now like on Tuesday to Thursday its free to all Friday to Sunday its free till 4pm. 4pm onwards you need ticket to enter. You can book ticket online Monday it is closed

Nice and lively outdoors, many bars and restaurants concentrated in this area. Clothing and decor shops too( there’s also a candle store). Steep but interesting and great food and drinks. Lights and sculptures outdoors lend it more charm and appeal. Lively place to even go for a late evening stroll; we went on Christmas Day when everywhere else would be shut but this place still had crowds and a festive environment despite the closed stores and eateries. Great place to take pictures too

This place was recommended to us as part of our visit to Toronto. And I have to say it did not disappoint. It was a little bit quiet due to Covid but there is a great selection of fantastic bars and restaurants. The whole place looks amazing and feels special to walk around.

I visited the district for the winter village festival 2021. Fell in love with the place and the lighting. The Christmas Tree looked so beautiful. I also loved the market. I bought some amazing stuff from the village market., it felt so good visiting the place after the pandemic.

The area is pretty small, but it's so pretty here! Mostly pedestrian streets during the day. Plenty of cafes, restaurants and other fun places here, lots of festivals and exhibits in the summer, always something going on. Really cool and highly recommended for a night out visit to Toronto. Parking is pricey around here but some street parking is available too.

Embrace the holiday charm in this picturesque Christmas destination, adorned with festive decorations and an array of twinkling lights. The atmosphere is enhanced by a delightful selection of restaurants offering seasonal delights, from cozy traditional fare to international culinary treats. Wander through the enchanting pop-up stores that line the streets, providing a perfect opportunity to find unique gifts and souvenirs. Whether you're savouring the flavours of local cuisine or exploring the temporary boutiques, this destination seamlessly blends the joy of Christmas with a delightful shopping and dining experience, making it a must-visit for those seeking both festive ambience and diverse retail delights.

We just had a brief visit to the Holiday market and it is GORGEOUS! So cute and fun. Lots to see and do. Dress warmly and be prepared to pay higher prices. Lots of photo ops and good restaurants. Amazing treats and gifts all around!

It’s so sad to see that due to COVID-19, we’re not having the fun and amazing Christmas Market in Distillery District. But still, no holiday season can go without spending some time here and see the decorations. And definitely, supporting the local businesses.

Although it was scaled down this year... I still enjoyed being in the moment... Enjoyed the tree thoroughly... Always get a happy feeling around the holidays... Thank you.. 🙏❤️🎄

Wonderful place to visit in Toronto in summer. I visited during 2019 summer. Very busy place. You get great beer at Mill st brewery. Easily accessible via public transport. Avoided this year due to covid but I will surely visit next year if life goes back to normal. I would definitely recommend a visit to this place.

Nice place. Very crowded, not possible to follow social distancing. The Xmas market feel is good.

Great area that has something for everyone. Various shops/boutiques, lots of art, coffee shops and a few restaurants. The art makes for perfect photo opportunities.

Very beautiful and interesting historical neighbourhood. Unique shops, brick walled buildings, boutiques, galleries, pubs are present here. I loved walking around this place and head towards the St. Lawrence market. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Toronto.

A very unique area with many art-selling shops, and somewhat expensive restaurants. There are large sculptures decorating the Distillery, they really help make the place feel unique. I was a fan of the historical buildings, and the relics stored in a showcase.

It was such a cool place!! I saw there were decorative lights on each building and I wish I could have stayed when it got dark to see them on. Will definitely be going back

I like the place you♥️ It is a good used of historical place. There is a variety of restaurants.

I had a great experience at the Winter Village at The Distillery Historic District. Lots of great shops, good food and drinks. I definitely recommend going. 👍

It was a pleasure to visit this place, day after its opening and my family and I had fun with foods, music and lights. Big ups for the organizers! Been quite long time since we have such spirit full of good vibes due to covid and bringing back the event is a good service for Torontians who suffered from pandemic fatigues. Beautiful lights + beautiful people from different walks of life gave the event extra flavor. If you are a parent, take your toddlers early and let them experience the early vibe of Christmas.

Went to this Toronto Christmas Market yesterday. Had a huge lineup to go in. Have to book entry ticket online for $8 person, which is not bad.. You need to have QR code and ID to go inside.. weather wasn't supporting well to enjoy most of it but overall the place is good..

Visited the winter village in 2021. It was super crowded on a Sunday evening. We went around 6. Please remember to pre purchase tickets as well as have your vaccine passport and I.d. ready. Everything looked great and festive. Love that this is a pet friendly venue which allows you to bring Fido along. Personally, I felt that the food and drink was extremely over priced considering the tiny quantity being served. Compared to the 2019 setting, the 2021 one was not as impressive. Would definitely recommend if you're in and around the city and looking for something different to do.

The market is a great place to visit for people of all ages. Covid procedures are being handled exceptionally well. I almost prefer going through Covid than before as the crowds are a lot more manageable now than they ever were before. So much to drink, eat and see. Highly recommend going.

A great way to celebrate the holiday and winter season. During the weekdays and pre-evening hours it is really quiet and you are able to attend anything without a wait. We had a great time and enjoyed our time. They were very organized at the entrance and businesses to keep things moving along. If you have COVID concerns, it's best to visit on weekdays and during the day. If you're not as concerned, weekday evenings should be great as well.

It is truly a Christmas Wonderland. A must visit if you love Christmas. Entry fee starts at 4pm onwards on Friday and continues throughout Saturday and Sunday. Rest on weekdays it's free.

Awesome place to walk around Have a lot of food options; tacos especially or French. Breweries.. A couple coffee and beer, drinks places Have small shops, bakeries , washrooms are clean and easily found. Parking is Green P Year round a great area to go to, obviously during Christmas it's even better and would like to go in night again because i saw do many lights decorations i guess it would look and be more lovely after sunset.

I love this place. It’s been so beautifully restored and has lots of lovely shops and businesses. Sadly, I think many of them are very high- priced and outside the budget of many Torontonians. It’s a lovely place to walk around explore the high end shops and galleries, get some coffee, ice cream or the restaurant. I believe there is also a theatre here as well - I saw a live performance here several years ago. The parking can be a bit of a challenge (as it is at many places in this city). We really enjoyed watching the film Ariel at the ICFF this year. Not cheap tickets, but a fun outdoor experience (which apparently they had the ability to move indoors if it rained.) The Christmas market is probably one of their best events, that I know of.

My favorite place in Toronto, this pedestrian-only area was original home to whiskey distilleries with 19th century quaint buildings. It’s a gorgeous example of Victorian-era industrial architecture with its cobbled streets and art galleries, full of hip indie restaurants, boutiques and beautiful cafés. There is always something going on, from dances on the streets, concerts and all kind of events. I loved the vibes here!

Christmas market was cute! Lots of vendors and really cute shops. Even if you don’t want to buy anything, it’s still super fun with all the picture spots. Lots of pretty decorations and lights — highly recommend for an afternoon/evening of strolling around!

We went here for this years 2023 Dior Christmas Market! It was phenomenal, it’s such a cute place which features many holiday festivities and fun pop up shops. It’s very vibey and cozy. Everyone is there for the same reason, to spread holiday cheer. It made it easy for people to enjoy and have fun. We also saw a proposal live at the tree!!!!

The place was really well organized. There were a lot of options for food and drinks but it kind of got muted because of the rain 🌧️ that day. But the ambience was lit and unaffected by the weather. I would recommend the bakery at the exit. Their pies were really good.

This is always a beautiful place. Especially, during the holidays when all the holiday decorations are out. There is a great collection of dining, takeout, snacks, and shopping. It is always a pleasure to take a stroll here during the evening.

Absolutely gorgeous lighting for Christmas.. even tho we are in this pandemic but the spirit of Christmas is there🥰🥰🥰 Distillery District is a great place to bring good cheers and to make & create memories..

I went there yesterday in lockdown to enjoy the lights. I liked the place and decorations, especially the tree and lights. Place Islas quiet crowded but everyone was wearing masks. The amazing thing was that lot of kids were with their parents and they were enjoying. Everyone was busy in photography and videography. Enjoyable place to visit.

Beautiful place & quaint stores- especially during Christmas season/Market. Cluny is exceptional. It’s our family’s annual tradition to visit the Christmas Market & then stop in@Cluny for dinner/drinks/desserts! So many cool 😎 vendors & things to see! The Christmas tree is so beautiful 😍💯

The most beautiful place to visit in the evening. During the Christmas break, it's a must visit place if you can. Nowadays with COVID, you're required to wear mask in the premise.

This a very nice place! However people need to learn to social distance. Due to the many anti-maskers and stuborn visitors (who refuse to keep their distance or wear mask), my family and I had to stay away and cannot enjoy a walk at night here on the weekend. Will wait to go on a less crowded day.

Not an actual Christmas market, but the stores that are already there are still open for takeout and there are seats outdoors. Masks required even though we're outdoors. I went around 4pm? It wasn't dark enough to appreciate the lights but by 5:30pm, a lot more people appeared. Felt safer to leave at that point. Enjoyed grabbing a bite to eat and some hot chocolate with a friend!

Nicely renovated location.

Lockdown 😔

Perfecto para una postal navideña!

It was festive

Beautifully decorated for Christmas season.

It is ok boring

Every year during holiday season this place use to be magical but not this year The lights are off 😔..

Always a nice scenic little market. Great way to definitely help local businesses here. Always been a fan of coming here and it was my boyfriend's first time coming here and it definitely didn't disappoint. Great cute spot for a mini date

Nicely decorated for the holidays. Parking was available and reasonable.. $2.25 per 30 mins.. Good spot for families..

Not as many Christmas lights as the past. Was a little sad to see not as many lights

Always love visiting the distillery district, home of what was once the largest distillery in North America! Great shops and decorations at Christmas, despite the closure of the Christmas market die to covid. Recommend to both TO residents and visitors alike.

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Not recommended to visit suring Covid outbreak...

Every year go to the distillery district to grab a bite and walk the distllery to take in all the lights at night and our yearly pic of the giant Christmas tree. Love the history and cobblestone pathways. Check out cluny, had an amazing raostbeef sandwich to go..will not dissapoint.

It was nice not alot to see but it was cool, I couldn't really enjoy it that much because of the covid situation but I'd go back again once everything is open.

Amazing experience, went there for the first time. The Christmas charms were clearly visible. Would recommend everyone to have the hot chocolate drink at least once, really amazing place.

Nice atmosphere for a wander around. Lovely tree and places for coffee and sweet things still open.

It has a magic and charm about it in winters

Amazing place to hang out and get a cup of coffee

Nicely lit for the holidays

Great place to see and experience!

It's good but because of covid-19 there is some restrictions.

Love this place

It's historic, although very few shops were opened and very few people were there because of covid. But its beautiful, it shows you the old, historic, magnificent and advanced Toronto. The big distilleries and high roof shops, bricked paths, din lights.. Felt I went back to 1900s.

Beautiful. A heaven in the middle of the busy city. Even in the midst of this pandemic they have so beautifully created an ambience for this Christmas season.

Pretty cool (and cold in fall/winter) place...

Its a compact market but the view, scenic beauty, architecture of the structures, shops, decorations was breath taking. I can spend a day there. Due to COVID there isn't the market but there is decorations which is so beautiful. I like the place.

I love this place

Very nice especially when it's a Christmas

Their Christmas lights are quite nice and free too.

Awesome place, I felt like it was Christmas Town. Maybe Santa will be there soon. I hope

One of the best place specially during Christmas month. A lot of thing which u won’t find anywhere in the city and a lot of places to eat and great place

Its a good place to go with friends!

Good place, very quite

It's always so nice to walk around at this season enjoying the views and taking lots of pics with your friends or family. Grab a hot chocolate and keep warm and remember to keep safe . I suggest to WEAR YOUR MASK because even it's an open area there are a bunch of people some days and remember we have to keep safe .. !!

Beautiful! Love the Christmas decorations. Lots of places open where you can safely get things (like a hot chocolate) through a window!

Great place to visit in the city. Beautiful historic buildings and vibrant night life. Must see if you are visiting the Six!

Love this place 🎄❤️

Feels like being transported to an old European village with it's narrow, quaint streets. You can find unique shoes at John Fluevog's, local art exhibits, and yes, pastries. Carollers create the perfect Christmas mood and there is a gigantic Christmas tree. Go visit, you'll be glad you did!

Much less to see this year. Hope for a return next!

Food take out is available! Enjoyed the Christmas tree display.

Was a fun time during the Christmas Market

Always love visiting the district during the holiday season especially when all the holdiay decorations are out. Brings on the Christmas fun even more. Great restaurants in the distillery it self. There are a lot of small businesses open so its an amazing way to support them. Do visit earlier on as it does get crowded later in the month. Excellent spot for a romantic date with your significant other or even a great spot to spend some family time. Not much for kids to do there tho. Parking can be a challenge but not a surprise as it is downtown Toronto.

Quite a gorgeous place for a walk. Visited both before and after the start of second lockdown order. The dimmed mood of the square during the 2020 winter holiday was romantic. With less foot traffic made it feel less hectic while those who can open their doors gave this place a small town feel. When the decorations were alight for Christmas was very festive and drew a large photographic crowd towards the historic Distillery. Looking through the few accessible public areas and through windows of close-door businesses, the area is full of history and the sense of pride of it's past and maintaining the facade of the century old architecture. There isn't much beauty well aged in this city, the few that keep it have good company with The Distillery.

It's very pretty but I went on family day during covid so everything was closed. Still there were lovely sculptures and a nice ambience.

Lots to see!

Very nice place to relax peaceful. I also used to work there to layout the streets there loved it lots well go there again 💜 💗 💖 💕

Lots of traffic!

Love the history.

Beautiful place

Seen many fancy handcraft shop, but at this pandemic moment, none are open to public

Beautifully lit up for Christmas,lots of great vendors for shopping and food,we also got spiced rum egg nog,it was nice that they had heaters set up everywhere incase your cold

On of our go to spots for a walk and a snack with the family. No cars so easier/safer experience with our toddler. Also one of the more unique places in the city. Sausage roll from Brickstreet bakery is a must try.

Love it! Love it! Love it!

(Translated by Google) Charming and picturesque place (Original) Lugar encantador y pintoresco

Amazing place to take pictures or just go for a scenic/historic walk. The big heart add on is great

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately due to covid, most of the businesses were closed (Original) Desafortunadamente por covid estaba cerrado la mayoria de negocios

Distillery is an amazing chill spot which a historic scenery.

A very nice place for a walk. Sometime they lock it down. I wish they didnt.

Always a fun place to take the family when the lockdown's over

Great to walk around and explore

Don’t miss out on the Christmas market held here every year!

I love Fluevog shoes!

My Girl Showed Me Her Spot , And I Must Admit I Loved It Very Much ...

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It’s not a really good place Not so many imagines and exhibitions :)) But it’s free

One of the best spots in the city! All about energy:)

Fabulous place to walk around and explore. Many heritage buildings that have been preserved. Interesting and eclectic shops.

A corner near the Gardner and DVP. Always wondered what was in the district so I went for a walk. It was a great place to spend an afternoon; mind you middle of Winter and the lockdown means many things were closed. Will have to go back in warmer days when things open up again.

Very good customer service

This might be the best thing to see and enjoy downtown Toronto!

Nice place to walk around, but extremely cold in the winter and mostly shut down for covid. Great place in the summer!

It was a great place to walk around! Unfortunately much of it is closed because of COVID. I can only imagine how much fun it would be opened!

Historical place of cultural and commercial development of Toronto, rare bottles of spirits, original machinery and many many artisan shops. Always beautiful decoration and attractive place for lovers ❤️

Its a place for people who love to eat and drinks. There are Lots of bars and restaurants there and you have plenty of choices.

like a small indoor mall ... different restaurants... theres a mexican one is good though...

Always a great spot to go, love walking down the cobble stone pathways. Great restaurants and coffee selection places to choose from.

cool area

the heart and soul of Toronto is evident every time you walk through the distillery district and feel the very essence of what Toronto was and what it has become.

Reminds me of Halifax (Nova Scotia) with it's Historic Charm and good retail. A must stop is Soma great for the chocolate lovers!!

Great place to enjoy a stroll and check out shops

This place can be quite magical, especially with their festivals, themed events, and activities that drive traffic to this area every season. The parking is fine actually once you realize they have Lots all around and even underneath. I would suggest looking it up beforehand. Great place for a date and taking pictures for the gram.

Cold day during covid-19. Nothing much open. Actually good time to visit. Not crowded.

What's not to like if this tourist area has received a designation as a world heritage site? There are plenty of venues surrounding a backdrop of cobblestone streets and 19th century buildings. The real bonus unlike many Toronto Ontario attractions is that it's pedestrian-only! Pick a restaurant or bar and start enjoying the surroundings or just venture here to sample the many staged performances (pre and post COVID-19) lockdowns. Toronto P street parking availability is good if your are one of the fortunate vehicle owners to find a spot.

Loved it here. So much to take in. Alot of restaurants to choose from. Alot of outdoor dining.

Just love walking through the area. Good food and the best public washrooms

Brought my girlfriend there and she really liked it, it’s definitely a recommended spot for a date! Personally I like those old brick buildings so it’s worth a visit!

This place is an open market that has lots of restaurants, bars and boutiques. It is the go to place on any day. The fact that it's free to enter makes it easier to visit all year long. The Christmas market they do very nice and crowded to a limit where we had to wait in line for over 30 minutes just to get a Belgian waffles. And in summer with a sunny day you'll find every single shop has tables and chairs outside(patios) and is packed. Highly recommend

A wonderful place to wander & browse. Unique shops & art galleries, restaurants & something for everyone.

The Distillery is an amazing and eclectic selection of boutiques, galleries and food. There is literally something for everyone. Love how there's always something different to see at different times of year, but of course the Christmas Market is the most exciting. Glad to see it is happening this year!

Such a cute little place. So many shops and cute restaurants here! Loved walking around and taking it all in. A beautiful experience.

A lovely district that once housed a large whiskey distillery with pedestrian-only walking areas along cobblestone streets for tourists and visitors around to browse. Very lovely area to browse and if you want to check out any art galleries, outdoor sculptures and boutique shops. There's also several restaurants and bars as well to dine at while you're in the area. It's always a nice site to view the artifacts from the distillery areas like the bottling & canning operations, malting exhibit and etc for the history of the Gooderham & Worts Distillery. There's also several meaningful art pieces throughout the site like IT (Big Spider), Symbolic Peace (Peace Sign), Love Locks (locks on a LOVE word), and etc. It's definitely pretty photogenic and attracts a lot of people to visit. Also note, they also host The Toronto Christmas Market as well. The 504A King streetcars end here at the Distillery Loop now so it's even more convenient to get to on the east side of The Distillery District.

Love this place, wish I were able to visit during Christmas time! Definitely a good spot to visit if you're from out of town.

Always a good stop at Christmas time and anytime! Do check out the shops and have some hot chocolate a great coffee, or grab a drink. Definitely a great spot to take some fun photos. Lots more art here than you may think, it's a nice added bonus. John Fluevog shoe shop is one like no other.

We booked a guided tour and it was fun and informative. The place was full with vendors selling this or that! And so much to taste we have to go again!

Gorgeous place in the city all times of the year. The Christmas market is great but I recommend going on a weekday during the day if you don't like crowds and lines.

Visited the Christmas Bazar for the 1st time and loved it. Vaccine certificates and ID were checked at the entrance. There were long lines and most were wearing masks. A variety of food stalls, live music and wonderfully decorated stores add to the festive ambience and the Christmas Tree looks amazing. A man went down on his knees to propose, right next to the tree :) An evening well spent. Definitely worth visiting.

Its historic for its business in Distillery. The festive night life comes alive with glittering lights, food stalls and restaurants, shopping and a large well lit Christmas Tree 🌲 Go with your friends or family or with kids, good time to spend an evening. Follow COVID protocol, mask up. They require Vax proof at entrance along with I'd card.

Went during Christmas market time, there were lines to get in and they were checking vaccination status, which was great because I was concerned about the large crowd. It was nice knowing that everyone was vaccinated. Highly recommend everyone visit if they have a chance, and enjoy some of the drinks that are being served. The apple cider with whiskey was especially nice on a cold day.

Visited the distillery district for the winter market and had a great time checking out all the shops and galleries. Before 4pm, I was able to enter without a ticket, and while it was busy, everything was still very easy to navigate. I only had to wait in line at two stores to comply with capacity limits. This was a great choice for my first visit to Toronto.

I just went to the Christmas Market at the Distillery District and it was such a lovely evening. The tickets are about $9 per person and the place is covid regulated at the entrance. The whole space is flat and with no stairs around so it’s got easy access for handicaps as well. The Christmas market also happens to be dog friendly so be ready to bring your pooch if you want to. There’s plenty of food options that go from cheap like tacos, doughnuts, schnitzel and whatnot to fancier dine-in experiences at one of the restaurants around, there’s French, Mexican and seafood options. And of course there’s lots of hot cocoa to warm up during the visit. Lastly, you can purchase a lock for $10 and hang it in the “LOVE” sign right in the middle of the distillery, it’s so cute!

It's a super touristy spot but as a local, I love it here! Whether it's taking my dog for a stroll or doing a little shopping. The restaurants here are also amazing!

When I was browsing pictures of this area in Google, it looked exciting. In fact - it was pretty, but nothing wow. Nice area to spend a time with family, even though we had a horrible experience in a restaurant which I have already shared my feedback about. My advise - visit this area before New Year and during evening time - it becomes really lovely when it's dark.

Awesome place to walk around Have a lot of food options; tacos especially or French. A couple coffee and drink places Have small shops, washrooms are clean and easily found. Parking is Green P Year round a great area to go to, obviously during Christmas it's even better

Historic site in Toronto. Very easy to reach as the TTC (Public Transportation)stops right in front of the entrance. Visiting by night is a must, as the decorations and lights are on full display. There's a lot of craft shops, food stores, pubs, and several places to eat. The outdoor decoration during winter is beautiful. An absolute must if you visit Toronto.

Do you know the coolest thing about getting to know the Distillery? Is being able to accompany her at various times of the year! As soon as I arrived in Toronto it was one of the first places I visited in winter. Even with cold and snow, the space has an unforgettable charm. Lots of lights, lots of local shops, bars and restaurants. An environment that fits all family and friends. The space is huge and surrounded by a lot of art and people full of sympathy and education. It is very worth visiting and tasting a local serve, a local ice cream and a local beer. There are some parking lots nearby, but it's also very easy to reach by bus and metro. Good accessibility for people with disabilities, with spacious and well-maintained spaces!

What an amazing place. To incorporate the history of distillery with the new shops and restaurants was a wonderful concept. The pictures and artifacts are an extra touch. I also did the Spirits of the Distillery Ghost Tour. The guide added even more history associated with the distillery district.

We visited in the evening, and only a few restaurants were open in the district, but most of them were closing, or their kitchen was already closed. We weren't able to eat there for that reason but walked around and saw the place, the historic buildings and the many cute little shops around there. Will be back during the day to experience the whole thing. The lock art in the distillery district is amazing, makes us think of Brooklyn Bridge, and made us whish we had our own lock to put there. We will be coming back earlier in the day and with our own engraved lock like so many cool ones we saw there.

A great spot to celebrate life with family friends or total strangers... It's vibrant, cheerful and lively!!! Great food, awesome vibes and a safe atmosphere. What more do you want, I guess parking??? There is ample paid parking right next to the distillery entrance. "Love thy District"

With a laid back vibe, this placed surprised me the moment I stepped there. It is so well done that it became one of my favorite areas in Toronto. There are many cozy boutiques, art galleries, breweries and coffee shops. During the summer there is an open air cinema where they play international movies. You can easily spend here half a day or a nice evening with friends.

A charming slice of Toronto's history... Though not extensive in size, its compact and pedestrian-friendly layout offers a unique blend of the past and present, making every step you take an immersive experience. Housed within beautifully restored Victorian Industrial architecture, you'll find an eclectic mix of artisan boutiques, galleries, and trendy dining spots. Its cobblestone streets and heritage buildings are a testament to Toronto's rich history. The Distillery District may be small in scale, but it's bursting at the seams with culture, creativity, and a distinct character that's not to be missed.

Must visit! Don’t miss it out😎 very cool and stylish place with lots of things to experience. Try to catch it both during the day and at night. It’s an amazing place

Visiting the Distillery District in Toronto during Christmas time is like stepping into a holiday wonderland. It's one of the coolest places to get into the Christmas spirit. First off, the whole place is decked out with holiday lights. They're literally everywhere - wrapped around trees, lining the streets, and draped over buildings. As soon as it gets dark, the whole area sparkles and it's like you're walking in a Christmas postcard. The Distillery District also hosts a huge Christmas Market. It's filled with stalls where you can buy all sorts of neat gifts, from handmade crafts to unique food items. You might even find some cool stuff you'd never see in regular stores. One of the best things is the food and drink. There are tons of options, including traditional holiday treats and hot drinks. Make sure to try the hot chocolate - it's perfect for a chilly evening. And let's not forget about the giant Christmas tree. It's covered in lights and ornaments, and it's one of the best places to snap a holiday picture. In short, if you're in Toronto during Christmas time, the Distillery District is a must-visit. The lights, the market, the food - it all comes together to create a super festive atmosphere. It's a great way to get into the holiday spirit.

Nice place with shops, galleries, bars, ice cream, coffee, etc. Shops close around 6 pm, and a few bars will stay open til night. During summer there are festivals with music, movies, etc. But make sure to look at schedules as some might need tickets/ reservation

Love the lively vibes of this place every time I visit. Lots of cafés and bakeries for breakfast and brunches, distilleries and restaurants for brunch and lunches as well as dinners. Half an hour walk to CN tower, Roger's center, and Ripley's aquarium or a 15 min drive or bicycle ride. It's gorgeous at night. I highly recommend a visit to this place

Toronto's Distillery Historic District is a seamless fusion of past and present. Its preserved industrial architecture hosts contemporary galleries, boutiques, and eateries, creating a dynamic cultural hub. Walking its cobblestone streets feels like a step back in time, yet the energy and vibrancy are unmistakably modern. It's a must-visit destination where Toronto's history meets its thriving urban spirit.

A nice walk from the financial district, probably 30”. During the day it’s nice night time transform in a beautiful busy place. Restaurant, cafes, ice cream, shops and even 2 cinemas with confortable chairs.

I enjoyed walking around the district, looking at the historical pictures, and reading the history. The live music added to the atmosphere of the district. We did not have the time to explore the shops, but we noticed the wide variety of them.

Beautiful historic area with great bars, restaurants, and retail. My only regret is that we only went one night. The Oyster Bar was my fave. Talk to Alejandro for his recommendation on their best oysters, he is the best!

An area of ​​character, charm, history and a delightful atmosphere that makes the mind fly back and forth in time. The area is filled with cafes, restaurants and galleries. I enjoyed the amazing design where old meets new.

The whole experience is beautiful. Just walking around there makes you feel like you're on a movie set. The shops are great. Cool workshops and things you can do like iris Gallerie and yummi the candle making place. Spend a day here. It's awesome.

Where to go on a sunny fall day for a nice stroll... and have a cup of coffee in a Historic place? I went down to the distillery district located at Mill street. Big Historic district, cobblestone streets, lots of shops...

This is one of my favorite tourist spots in downtown Toronto. I have visited it twice to take nice photos and videos for my project, Prayer Toronto. It is a very cinematic and visually appealing place.

29/Oct/2023: felt like a fall day - we went for a friend's birthday. The service was great. They really attempt to be as authentic Mexican as possible. The food is VERY expensive. ~$8 for a taco. Does the food taste amazing? The food IS good but not $27 amazing. The service is fast and efficient. The restaurant was a bit too warm for our liking which influenced our decision in leaving early. Overall, good restaurant. Lots of artistic Mexican art. Would recommend. P.S.: we didn't wait as we had a reservation

Usually when I'm here, I'm working. Film hub! Was really nice to walk around with friends and explore. I feel more benches or seating would be good. Had to stand eating our snacks. Good vibe, clean shops.

A historical tourist attraction featuring local brew pubs, eateries and shops, beautifully restored heritage distillery buildings and warehouses for modern living and attractions. Nice place to visit for learning a bit of Toronto's history, especially at their many seasonal festivals including Christmas holiday festivities.

Absolutely loved the Distillery District Christmas Market, especially during this festive season! The lights, galleries, food, and drinks create a fantastic atmosphere. Highly recommend for a wonderful time with family and friends. I can't wait to come back! Truly a great place. 🎄✨ #DistilleryChristmasMagic

Check the website for free entry dates and time, we went on a weekday in the evening and it was beautiful, it was a free entry. We could not meet Santa but the carols and the elves, the pancakes, was amazing. It's beautifully decorated, the Christmas tree and other decorations, it was worth the time

What a great place, especially for this time of year! the lights, the galleries, food, and drinks. What a great atmosphere definitely recommend for family and friends. I would love to come back....Again, what a great place

Such a great experience, especially this time of year. We went during “Christmas Season” and the shops, art galleries, food spots, everything was just so perfect. Great opportunities for photos, definitely a must see if you’re in the area.

Our next family Toronto adventure take us to The Distillery Historic District with a category of 4.6 and more than 19,893 reviews, this is incredible insane in christmas time. What was the largest and oldest whiskey textile factory in Canada is now one of the most visited destinations by tourists. Between restaurants, souvenir shops and art galleries, visitors enjoy every visit to this place. The Christmas Village is like a dream, you can feel the sensation of North Pole and people can here to celebrate this time of the year in family or with friends. Food, drinks, games, Santa with the elfs and more activities for the whole family. High recommend if you visiting Toronto.

The ambiance is very lively and colorful. We went during the weekdays, so it is not that crowded, plus it is free aside from parking, of course. There are a lot of small stalls and hand made product which you can buy but a bit pricey. But, hey. Support small business. Otherwise, any season you can visit Distillery because they have different event each season.