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Shopping
Toronto is a shopper's paradise. From the latest designer fashions to the most obscure records, the city's shops, boutiques and superstores have something for everyone. Don't worry if the weather tries to cut your day short, there's still another 27km of underground shopping to keep you going.
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Yonge Street
Starting from the lake, it would take you almost 2.4 million steps to reach the end of this road, but with so many great shops lining the street, you’d be sidetracked from the very first step. The street is home to downtown Toronto’s largest mall, the Eaton Centre, and countless shops specializing in everything from music and furniture, to spy paraphernalia and oxygen spas.
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Yorkville
Yorkville was once Canada’s counterculture capital. Hippies roamed the streets back in the sixties, sporting tie-dyed t-shirts . Today the upscale neighbourhood nonchalantly accepts its role as the unofficial destination of the stars during Toronto’s famous International Film Festival. The stars like to shop and Yorkville’s the perfect place to do it.
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Shopping Malls
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has a variety of bustling shopping malls to choose from, offering the latest fashions, big name brands and special events to keep the whole family entertained. From discount outlet centres to malls with amusement parks and entertaining shows, there’s a local mall to suit everyone’s tastes.
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St. Lawrence Market
Named by Food and Wine Magazine as one of the top 25 markets in the world, the St. Lawrence Market is a concentrated slice of Toronto. The classic meal here is peameal bacon – Canadian bacon for those south of the border – piled high on a freshly baked bun, but don’t miss the hundreds of other culinary specialties found here, from around the world.
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Kensington Market
If it grows, it’s likely for sale here. If someone makes it, this is the place to find it. Such is Kensington Market, a testament to Toronto’s diversity. This pedestrian-friendly favourite of Torontonians is a shopper’s dream. The streets are lined with bustling stores, large and small. You can buy everything from monkey-picked tea to bicycle parts.
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PATH Underground
Weather got you down? Then head underground where Toronto’s unique PATH system awaits. The PATH connects six major hotels, five subway stations and over 1,000 shops and services in a network of subterranean walkways. Over 100,000 people walk and shop here every day. With 371,600 square metres of retail space, it might be a while before you resurface.
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Antiquing in Toronto
It doesn’t take long to find an antique shop in Toronto. There are hundreds of stores dotted across the city, but there are several hotbeds that shouldn’t be missed.
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Queen Street
Shoppers face a difficult decision at the corner of Yonge and Queen streets. Turn east or west? Queen West has cool shoes, used guitars and urban fashions. West Queen West is cutting edge, and Parkdale has an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. Heading east you’ll find décor stores around Sherbourne Street, antiques in Leslieville and plenty of patios in The Beaches.
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A Bit of Everything
Toronto has numerous little pockets all over the city that make for exceptional shopping.
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