Btrookfield Place - Very beautiful small centre that joining several buildings. There are restaurant, cafe, bank, food court...etc. Hockey Hall of Fame is also there.

Brookfield Place is a stunning architectural marvel in the heart of Toronto's financial district. The soaring glass atrium, elegant design, and open spaces create a visually striking and welcoming environment. The building houses a variety of high-end shops, dining options, and services, catering to the needs of professionals and visitors alike. The PATH connection is a convenient feature, providing easy access to the underground walkway system. The public spaces, such as the Allen Lambert Galleria, offer a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city. While the selection of shops and dining establishments is top-notch, it would be even more appealing with a greater variety of affordable options. Overall, Brookfield Place is an impressive destination that seamlessly blends commerce, culture, and aesthetics, making it a must-visit for locals and tourists. #ArchitecturalMarvel #ShoppingExcellence #BrookfieldPlace

While visiting the Hockey Hall of fame I strongly recommend that you look around the Brookfield place mall. The high glass ceiling is amazing. They have thousands of lights dancing high above and at night time it is spectacular. There is also special exhibits on display. I saw the Salvador Dali work and that too was fantastic. If you like my reviews, videos or photo just wish upon a star and watch it twinkle when you hit the like button

Architecture wise, it's a dream. Loved it. So many angels and eye catching details. So recommend it. Also there's a Tim hortons inside and a hockey shop. Really cool places.

Awesome place for gazing upwards as the arches vault into the sky… many fast-food restaurants in the lower level. Hockey Hall Of Fame is here. Tim Hortons, Roots are here along with many other shops. Minus: very quiet on weekends.

An office complex with several floors of office space, two towers (Bay Wellington Tower and TD Canada Trust with a galleria and Hockey Hall of Fame. The Allen Lambert Galleria is an atrium with intricate lattice work and branches that creates a sense of a forest canopy/tree-lined corridor that there's constantly photography happening. The Hockey Hall of Fame also anchors on the northwest corner of Yonge and Front street, which has an entrance in this location. There's also a Tim Hortons for a pit stop as well. A great waiting area to meet up with people as well!

Beautiful park! Looking forward to Pier 8 development. It is in process. Some maps included :) too bad we can’t swim there.

It's now time to enjoy cherry blossom. You must be quick.

It's one my best places in Toronto. Brookfield Place in Toronto epitomizes urban sophistication with its sleek architecture and vibrant atmosphere. The expansive atrium houses an array of upscale shops and diverse dining options, creating a dynamic and chic shopping experience. The stunning design, including the iconic Allen Lambert Galleria, adds to the allure of this financial district destination. With its blend of upscale retail and architectural brilliance, Brookfield Place stands as a modern urban oasis, inviting both business professionals and visitors to indulge in its cosmopolitan charm. I definitely recommend to everyone.

Brookfield Place in Toronto seamlessly blends architecture, upscale shopping, and dining in the heart of the Financial District. The soaring atrium, luxury shopping, and diverse dining options create a sophisticated urban oasis. Connected to the PATH, it's easily accessible, offering a seamless link to office towers and transit hubs. Impeccable service and a commitment to cleanliness enhance the overall experience. In summary, Brookfield Place celebrates architecture, culture, and urban living, setting a new standard for upscale experiences in Toronto. It is a must-visit for those seeking luxury and refinement in the city center.

Brookfield just before Covid-19!! Memories of relaxing in a beautifully decorated and safe space; with coffee shops and restaurants that thrived after the daily work scene. Not to mention great Pokémon Go stops to play for hours. Walked through today with everything boarded up or closed. The contrast was defeaning and an eye opener of the changes we must endure during this pandemic. However, it is still a cool place to walk through and revel.

Lovely Architecture modern office building with art exhibition, shops and food mall. Very classy and a cool vibe.

Nice modern building that is easy to get to from the subway. The hockey hall of fame is inside as well. The open feeling inside is a nice break downtown.

Main level is is beautiful with the old bank face inside and the playing of classical music is a nice touch also nice courtyard outside one of the nicest twin office towers in Toronto in my opinion

One of iconic office complex in downtown Toronto.Walking & easy access from TTC line 1 subway station Union. Located on Front street between Bay street & Yonge street. Brookfield Place formerly called BCE - Bell Canada Enterprises - Place. Very cleanest office building with Food Court & few retail establishments for Shopping too. Bay-Wellington Tower & TD Canada Trust Tower linked by Allen Lambert Galleria. Architecture design by Santiago Calatrava. One of the best Tourist attractions of Hockey Hall of Fame located in Brookfield Place. One of the best place to visit in Toronto.

One of the Best Office building in Toronto. Beautiful views and I love Christmas lights.

Always a beautiful building to pass by. Either it be for a meeting, going to a restaurant for some wine, food to dessert or passing through for Banking or other things, it's always a pleasure. Brookfield is one of my favourite investments and I love seeing how well this property is taken care of and Brookfield Place is always a go to & a true Gem.

Beautiful interior and architecture with clean floor and seating areas

Stunning building with the façade of original Wellington Street. A must see when visiting downtown. There is a hockey, Hall of Fame’s Tim Hortons (free) and a hockey Hall of Fame store (also free). Pre-Covid there used to be a huge Marche restaurant which is now gone.

This is super cool architecture building, the ceiling is magnificent.

Architectural beauty. A huge office complex in Toronto that carries both cultural, commercial and social status. It's not hard to find: enter through the Hockey Hall of Fame. On the lower level is a chain of self-service cafes, where you can choose from a selection of food, from diet to spicy Mexican, for a reasonable fee. A great place to take beautiful photos

Beautiful place and so many food options. Convenient location close to office, union Station and hotels. Loved my stay and visit here.

Super ambiance, music and the food is amazing. Nice Japanese and Peruvian fusion!! The only thing is the music was too loud! We couldn't even hear each other! My voice was gone the next morning :( other than that it was great

I have no idea what that place,star rating for google maps,better than last time I used it.

Very luxurious with high ceilings... things were closed on the day we strolled into the place but I am sure it will be bustling on a normal day

This place was deserted sure to the lockdown. Not a soul in sight, but it was a good place to lay there kids stretch their legs and run amok lol

What a beautiful building. The architecture & design inside was stunning. Lots of great restaurants/kiosks here. Great food choices. The bathrooms were also clean & everything was set up so you only need to wave your hand to open doors, turn on faucets, etc. We had to laugh at the hand dryers that actually said DRY while using them 😉

Really nice mall on the ground floor and basement level. Connected to the PATH system for easy access to the Eaton Centre and Union Station.

Great place and lots of patio eating area

This coffee shop is good if you need a place to rest before you head into the subway/work. It has a nice atmosphere but it's a bit loud due to the location as you can imagine.

Its pretty. ( I only walked through to get to TD...)

Beautiful building. Not sure exactly what it was but i aint complaining !

It is great to go shopping there for things u need

One must visit this place during Christmas and new year Such great decorations

Quiet!

Always clean and nicely decorated.

I love to visit this building for the photographic decor of the building. There is a beautiful essence that allows you to create a beautiful scene. This building is used for various productions. I love this as part of the Toronto Path as you can come up and have a quiet moment amongst the chaos of the city. Hockey Hall of Fame is located here and is great to visit. The events located here are great to attend - last one attended was a photo winners in a social justice.

Clean, secure, festive, accessible and a great place to work

Brookfield Place looking extra Christmasy!

Merry christmas stay safe

very nice building

Christmas Tree is beautiful

Can hardly wait until its back to normal

Awesome design

Nice market in downtown Toronto.

I saw the Canadian Hockey Hall of Fame.

Just happened to be looking for a washroom

I grab my morning coffee and breakfast from the area, it has all the shops and connected to most Downtown area so in the freezing winter it's easy to get to subway stations, pharmacies, grocery shops, restaurants, clothings and others.

Always a neat buidling. Acticure is amazing. They do art here. Great picture during Christmas time. Hockey hall of fame is there. And some parts of the building has great history. They say the hockey hall of fame is haunted. It use to be a bank, they had a fire and the daughter of the owner didn't make it. And she walk the halls on the second floor.

Amazing place

Always confusing to find where you're going and security isn't a ton of help

Beautiful building with a gorgeous interior. Has many well-known chain restaurants on the basement level, is home to a TD bank branch as well as a Brooks Brothers and of course the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Lots off chiuces

It seems rather quiet early in the morning. That's to be expected when I was there before many had arrived for work or fewer offices are opened yet.

Amazing lunch place during the many shut down

Wanna feel fancy? Step in!

Clean and more than you need ! Food fresh

Its too bad its not outdoors hockey hall fame

Not many places open in the food court. The shoe repair guy, physio place and clothing store are open. Help them out.

Very clean. And nice to look at.

Just the lobby is worth visiting. I like the architect inside.

Brookfield Place at 9:30 am was empty. COVID-19 sure has had a huge impact.

Longos - not much else to say!

(Translated by Google) It has excellent establishments to satisfy the dietary needs for different culinary tastes, added to the incredible architectural structure of Brookfield place. Without a doubt one of my favorite places. (Original) Tiene excelentes establecimientos para satisfacer las necesidades alimenticias para distintos gustos culinarios, sumado a la increíble estructura arquitectónica de Brookfield place. Sin duda uno de mis lugares favoritos.

Nice hockey hall of fame area too bad its indoors

I love this place a hell lot for the installations they do. It is soo mesmerizing

The shops were closed but doors still open. What a beautiful place

The building was very clean, and there was a lot of parking underground. A lot of good food options nearby, we we're here because we had to rent a car from Avis. A lot of seating outside for eating lunch with a friend or whatever you'd like.

Beautiful windows overhead, love the old bank building exterior saved on the interior.

Super Friendly staff, from front desk to Canada Post and Pharmacy at the back. Everyone is welcoming and helpful when looking for something new or dealing with my last minute shipping they're Awesome 👌

A really nice underground shopping complex, which has a variety of stores and a food court. It's a part of Toronto's PATH network, and also houses the Hockey Hall of Fame, as well as a preserved bank building.

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Stunning office tower. One of Toronto's finest.

All kinds of delicious food.

The food market has lots of healthy food. We shared a salad with lots of really fresh vegetables and a turkey and brie sandwich.

Fabulous. Great movie explaining the story. Love the castle and furniture. Spectacular

The Brookfield hall looms amazing! If you haven't been to it to visit or walk around it's definitely worth the visit.

One of my favourite buildings to visit during the holiday season. The lights and simple but elegant decorations are beautiful. The building is also connected to the Hockey Hall of Fame, which is a must see if you are a Hockey fan. There is also a beautiful display of Christmas trees outside in the front of the building on Front Street.

they have a very nice Christmas lighting

One of my favorite buildings in Toronto to visit during holiday seasons. Overall, a beautiful place and very insteresting Atrium

Great underground mall which contains a food court with several ethnic food restaurants, a market, at least two coffee shops, drugstore, numerous clothing shops as well as the Hockey Hall of Fame. A pleasant place to spend the afternoon.

Visiting from Vancouver, I found this place to be one of the most visually profound architectural buildings downtown. The white spires which hold up the glass canopy/roof are almost as spectacular as the grand trophy room of the hockey hall of fame attached to it. If you're in the GTA, be sure to stop by this building to take it all in.

Beautiful design structure and professional spot to sit and eat, work or study!

Beautiful exterior and an iconic building. Absolutely not a fan of the new food court re do. It looks.so freaking cheap.

Use to come here all the time in the food court before Covid happened. It’s nice to see the food courts gotten a bit of a facelift. You can never go wrong with checking out the classic spot when you first walk in and snapping a pic.

The most beautiful and well maintained business block. Staff at concierge is so welcoming and always ready to help. We often deliver flowers to different businesses. Please check out our website for fresh florals for all occessions. floralsbybushra.ca

Unique and modern interior architecture. Extremely clean and well looked after. Conveniently connected to the food court and THE PATH. There's also a legacy building onsite worth checking out.

The architecture is amazing! I had no need for any of the services on offer but the structure is the building was amazing and there are a lot of Insta-worthy pic moments and backdrops

Free to check out the interesting architecture inside. Lots of shops and restos downstairs and some on the main floor. Entrance to the Hockey Hall of Fame is here too!

Amazing place when you get in. Especially during winter time with the light decorations. Very relaxed atmosphere, despite being crowded sometimes. The "Spirit of Hockey"-store in a must visit for all Hockey fans and there's a Tim Hortons next to it.

This was a BEAUTIFUL place to enjoy AMAZING photography work. Every photo had a story and every story made me shed a few years. The level of talent that was there is awesome!

Great Mall, entrance to Hockey Hall of Fame great visit Delta hockey Academy female U 17 team from British Columbia

Such a cook place. The architecture was so cool. Mixing old buildings inside of the modern decor was a perfect blend!

Great on-site restaurants. It is mainly as office building. Access to the underground path very close to Union Station

Gorgeous lights display! Clean while walking around, went at night so it was a lot quieter.

Nice building, home of Hockey Hall of Fame at lower level. On main level there are a few displays of hockey items for free preview.

Love love love the interior of the building. A must visit when you are in downtown. This place has an old building of RBC Dominion Securities - a building instead another building which is one of the key features of this place. A huge food court with tons of cafes and food varieties. It is also connected to the PATH. So you can get to union station or Eaton centre from within. Also has a TD bank located and a high end sushi restaurant, Ki.

Interesting building . Park there for Hockey Hall of Fame . Take a picture where you park and where you enter because it's a big place

A Marvel of Architectural Beauty: Brookfield Place on Bay Brookfield Place on Bay is a captivating architectural gem that never fails to leave visitors in awe. The building's stunning design, particularly when the sun's rays grace its glass façade, creates a truly mesmerizing sight. The sheer beauty of Brookfield Place on Bay is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship and architectural brilliance. The sleek lines, elegant curves, and intricate details seamlessly blend modernity with timeless aesthetics. It stands as a testament to human creativity and ingenuity, captivating passersby and drawing them in with its allure. When the sunlight interacts with the glass exterior of Brookfield Place, magic unfolds. The play of light and shadow creates a symphony of colors, reflecting and refracting through the glass panes. The building seemingly comes alive as sunlight dances across its surface, casting vibrant hues that change throughout the day. It's a visual spectacle that delights the senses and evokes a sense of wonder. Beyond its exterior, Brookfield Place on Bay also houses a vibrant and dynamic interior. The spacious atrium boasts grandeur, featuring high ceilings, modern architecture, and carefully curated artwork. The combination of natural light pouring in and the interior design elements creates an ambiance of elegance and sophistication. Whether you're a visitor passing by or someone lucky enough to work or frequent the building, the beauty of Brookfield Place on Bay is a daily reminder of the power of architecture to inspire and uplift. It serves as a captivating landmark in the cityscape, drawing admiration from all who encounter it. In conclusion, Brookfield Place on Bay stands as a testament to the extraordinary blend of artistry and innovation in architecture. Its breathtaking design, particularly when illuminated by the sun, is a sight to behold. If you appreciate architectural beauty and find joy in the interplay of light and glass, a visit to Brookfield Place on Bay is an absolute must.

Such a fantastic mall. Eye catching architecture. Superb lights decorated.

Apparently management is so afraid of homeless people that they’ve decided to lock every public bathroom in Brookfield place before 8 PM on a Saturday. I and 2 families with kids spent 15 minutes searching and had to give up. Good thing the kids were too old for accidents, I guess.

Such an unusual space in between office buildings in the core of downtown. What a pity that there was no cofee shop or diner open on Saturday to sit, relax and admire this beauty.

This place is also known as the Hockey Hall of Fame located in downtown Toronto on Front St. Amazing exhibits throughout as well as some fun interactive sections as well. Make sure you take the time to take a photo with Lord Stanleys Cup and to spend time in the gift shop as they tend to have some amazing deals.

Absolutely Stunning 😍 beautiful structures inside. Relaxing waterfall fountain ⛲ Lots of tourists walking around taking pictures and videos. Beautiful place

Amazing experience and don’t be shy asking for a full tour! The guides are so nice and knowledgeable! They made the exhibition even more special!

Wow, an awesome mall. Lots of light and great stores. Near the Hockey Hall of Fame! There is a Tim Hortons there too.

I was amazed when I saw this architect It’s a beautiful place to check it out when you are in downtown Toronto.

Brookfield Place is a modern architectural marvel located in the heart of Toronto's Financial District. This iconic building complex combines office spaces, upscale shopping, dining, and cultural experiences under one stunning glass atrium roof. Its soaring interior, accented by marble and art installations, creates an impressive atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy a range of boutiques, restaurants, and even an impressive art collection, making Brookfield Place a dynamic destination where business, culture, and leisure seamlessly intersect.

The Exhibition has been very thoroughly prepared. The personnel was very helpful, they explained many details and aspects of the Exhibition.

I enjoyed the Salvador Dali show at Brookfield Place in Toronto. The venue was a close walk from Union Station. I did wish I knew of a better coffee shop other than the usual!

I went there for the World Photography exhibition that is touring around the world at the moment. It was something. I also loved the old building that they had inside. The architecture and little story was beautiful. I also liked the fact that it is connected to the Path ( underground path of tunnels one can use if it is too cold outside). I used it to go to Dundas Square and helped me to stay away from the chilly wind.

Beautiful architecture and the new Divina Dalí exhibit makes for a great outing. A bonus that the Hockey Hall of Fame is here as well.

Great place, hockey Hall of Fame in there. Beautiful atrium