Atrium & Walkway that looks so stunningly different each season. Located at 181 Bay St. A must see unique Toronto architectural structure. Hockey Hall of Fame is inside this building you mint miss this site on your visit. Normally with ample of foot traffic day in and out and they tend to make interesting artistic “Wow” decors every season. During pandemic it is still accessible. It’s a private property and yes, you are allowed to photograph as much as you want with any sorts of camera you have but only hand held. They don’t allow tripod that is when security happen to do their rounds and find you with a tripod. They are nice and will just advise to do hand held. This is where low light fast photography lenses help. One thing for sure, it will worth your visit. Hope this review helps and please do drop a like 👍🏻. Enjoy

I absolutely love this stunning Galleria. The vaulted ceiling is meant to resemble towering maple trees on a country road. It's a beautiful example of how old architecture is married with the new. This space is stunning in the daylight when the sun streams through, and at night when it's lit up.

Gorgeous location with amazing structural design that is so ambiently different in day time and night time. Sometimes they also host different type of art and exhibits pending on what is happening here. The floor lit tiles are really nice to see at night. There's always some photography happening here! It's breathtaking the way the structure forms a forest-like/canopy corridor. Very photogenic here with lots of tourist and photographers.

A must place when you visit the city of Toronto. It is not a place with things to do but a place is perfect for sitting and having a coffee. The floor with lit glass blocks is really awesome making a warm atmosphere. The roof structure is gorgeous with play of light.

very beautiful building with various art installations and free entrance

The galleria is located inside Brookfield Place buildings and connected to the PATH underground network and the subway. 6 stores Passage with beautiful glass roof, galleria houses shops, restaurants, the historic Bank's old building, Hockey Hall of Fame museum and gift shop.

My favourite indoor place in toronto

Beautiful Christmas deco

Phone photography is allowed all day long. If you have a camera however, be aware that to use it, you’d have to go at off hours. Either early morning or after 6pm. Security was kind in passing that information along.

Beautiful architecture. You can take awesome pics or just hang out and have coffee.

Stunning atrium that you can just walk into and look at. No need to buy anything or spend any money. Pretty quiet on a weekend.

its amazing to see! a lot of people in suits and office workers since its financial district, a really big food court that looked very fancy plus the hockey all of fame that is very fun to visit too!

Although almost everyone has posted this space on social media, it is still a great place to practice your photography skills, get creative, and have fun. One of the few true landmarks in the city built as part of a commercial development.

Its a beautiful structural marvel that we can witness in Toronto. It definitely make our heart a good feeling. The best time to visit it will be in the evening just before sunset, because it will give the chance to see the designs in normal lighting and after with the greens lights. The night view is marvellous, u can also find PATH dining underground.

Great to explore the area. You must see it

Excellent architecture and a unique setting for a sporting event.

Designed by Calatrava, definitely worth visiting when in downtown.

Amazing work of the architect Santiago Calatrava..beautiful sculptural structures...was an experience visiting this place

Beautiful building. We went for the hockey Hall of Fame. Disappointed to see all the stores closed in the mall .. but that is covid for you.