✨HIDDEN GEMS✨ in Downtown Toronto's Yonge-Bay Corridor

Описание: ⬇️Lesser-known spots in Yonge-Bay corridor⬇️

Osgoode Hall
📍130 Queen St W
⏳ Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
💰FREE

Yes, it’s open to the public. You just have to go through the security check. But also, it feels more intended for the law students.

(That day I went in the afternoon. The library was filled with students but they were so quiet and focused. I didn’t want to cause any disturbance so I went in briefly and left without taking any videos or photos.)

I suggest you visit when they run summer tours in Jul & Aug (Mon - Fri at 1:15 p.m. each day except Jul 3 and Aug 7) or during Doors Open Toronto (May 25 & 26) for a better experience.

(Or maybe go earlier before everyone’s there or during the semester breaks.)

Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre (1913)
📍189 Yonge St
💰Guided tours: $20 (search “EWG Tour” for more)
But IMO the best way to visit, or EXPERIENCE, is to buy a ticket and watch a show.

Mackenzie House (1858)
📍82 Bond St
⏳ Wednesday to Sunday: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
💰FREE

Food rec:
World Food Market
📍335 Yonge St

(Better to visit in the summer cuz many of the vendors are close.)

Other historical spots:
Toronto Old City Hall (1899)
Massey Hall (1894)
Canadian bank of commerce (1905)
Former Toronto Dominion Bank (1906)

In case you’re new to Toronto, here are the mainstream spots:
Nathan Phillips Square
Eaton Centre
Yonge-Dundas Square
Toronto City Hall