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View of the Flatiron building from 1876 to 2006
Downtown Toronto's famous FlatIron building shows the stark contrast between the Old Town area and the modern Financial district that is directly behind it. It is very different from the way it was in 1876.
DOWNTOWN TORONTO
OLD TOWN AREA
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The original center of Toronto, the area known as 'OldTownTO' has over 1,000 historic buildings and is the home of the original Town of York, Corktown, the famed Distillery District, and the St Lawrence Market, which has been in continuous operation for more than 200 years. Situated on the east side of downtown, the Old Town Toronto area contains fine hotels surrounded by shops in Victorian-era buildings. Excellent restaurants include a wide variety of cultural choice that ranges from outdoor patios and fine steakhouses to lively pubs and family bistros. Hundreds of stores include the famed Design Strip, containing the largest concentration of independant furniture shops in Toronto. Entertainment includes world-famous stage and theatre, opera, walking tours, live music, and annual street festivals. Shop, dine, and be entertained in this exciting area of Toronto, which has been serving the best in hospitality since 1793.

This site allows for you to shop the Old Town neighbourhood online. Click on any button above to instantly view a summary of featured hotels, restaurants, stores and services. Click the Business Search button (above) to access featured businesses through the advanced Business Selector, or click on the Business Directory button to look for any type of business. Once you have found what you are looking for, just view the detailed Mmicrosite® by clicking on its link. Individual sites can contain many features, allowing you to e-mail the business, make an appointment, request a room reservation, or even book a table for dinner. Or just give the business a call - phone and fax numbers are listed for each business along with complete addresses, maps and directions. Visit the Old Town area of Downtown Toronto here online, and then come and walk through this historic heart of Toronto - the place to stay, dine, shop, and be entertained!
A Detailed Map of Downtown Toronto's Old Town Neighbourhood




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Stagioni Mens Wear
Hotel Victoria
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Bulloch Tailors
SaleMark Realty
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OSole Salon & Spa
Pace Mens Collection
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Downtown Fireplace
Acqua Ristorante
Mirto Restaurant
The Optic Zone
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On the eastern border of the downtown financial district, the Old Town area begins at Yonge Street. The Gardiner Expressway connects to Yonge Street and to Jarvis Street, and the Don Valley Parkway exits into the heart of the Downtown Toronto Old Town area through the Richmond Street offramp. Old Town lies on the Yonge Street subway and can be accessed from the Queen and King Street subway stations. The main Go Transit and the Union train station is a two minute walk west of the Old Town neighbourhood.


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Here are just a few of the local businesses that are Mmicrosite® Members in this area. Click on any logo to view a summary page. From there you can go to their specific business Mmicrosite®, which can include maps, business hours, menus, price lists, and even reservation or ticket services.


BECOME A BUSINESS MEMBER OR SPONSOR:
All businesses within the greater Old Town area are entitled and invited to have a Mmicrosite® and a business listing on this community website. A Mmicrosite® can be used as a website with its own dot com address, or as a gateway to an existing business website. Annual memberships and renewals may only be purchased directly from either Mmicrosite.Com or through A2N Technologies by calling 416-203-0560.


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