The Distillery Historic District

I had such a magical time at the Distillery District Christmas Village! ✨ The entire area feels like stepping into a real-life holiday movie, twinkling lights everywhere, festive music, beautiful decor, and that cozy Christmas energy that just lifts your spirit. Every corner has something charming, from the vendors to the food to the unique little shops. The atmosphere was lively but still warm and inviting, and it honestly put me right into the holiday mood. Whether you're going with friends, family, or even on your own, it's such a beautiful way to kick off the season. I’m so glad I went — it truly reminded me of the joy and magic of Christmas. Highly recommend! 🎄❤️

We came here because this was on everyone top things to do in Toronto, and its OK i guess. I thought the St Lawrence Market was way cooler. This place was clean, very quiet, ( we went on a weekday in the middle of the day) cute shops and some restaurants. We went to a few of the shops and they were nice, but didn't try any restaurants, besides going inside an eaterly store and having a croissant (which were excellent). It was a good was to waste an hour walking around, but i wouldn't come back here if i was visiting again.

An absolutely necessary stop on your trip to Toronto. We were able to walk here from St Lawrence market which wasn’t a difficult walk at all through some parks. I think we did not realize how big this district was, because we planned on staying probably around an hour, but we were probably there for 3+ hours on a Friday afternoon. Lots of cute stores and art galleries. Great food to check out as well, as well as live music and games in the summer. Definitely check it out!

A great place for both tourists and local. Beautiful all around, any time of year. There are many cute boutiques as well as restaurants with patios. I like walking there on a sunny weekend morning, when there is not much crowd. It is also magical during Christmas season. Historical architecture along with beautiful decorations make the place feel unique and worth coming back.

Got off the hop on hop off bus here and did a quick stroll. Beautiful, quaint location with a lot of history, shopping, and eateries. Would be great to spend more time here. Very enjoyable place and well worth a visit. I understand that there are tours, brewery and distillery tastings. Unfortunately we did not have time.

Amazing place to hang out with a piece of old and new architecture. Really loved the vibe of the place which is filled with amazing restaurants, pubs, activities and live music. This place has something for everyone. My pub crawl to different restaurants for food and drinks was amazing. Really recommend for tourists to visit this place for its old charm and so many offerings.

This is a must visit place and has to be part of the tourist experience while visiting Toronto. This is a historic area that has been reinstated as a chic spot with a lot of cafes, breweries, and shops and is very popular among both locals and foreign tourists. There are plenty of photo opportunities available in the area. There are plenty of food, snacks, and ice cream options with modern cafes and bakeries. The area is accessible by public transit as well as cars. There is a parking lot right behind the district which is busy and slightly expensive but very convenient.

Free to visit. This place is beautiful and very historic. Amazing to walk around in. Think of it as an outdoor shopping mall. Many restaurants, dessert shops and souvenirs stores. At times there are events here for the public. Can get very busy in the summertime. Parking can be difficult to find. Buses and trams stop nearby. Many bicycle racks on the outside.