The back story
-

Neighbourhood guide
Downtown and the Financial District
The towers of Bay Street, Union Station, City Hall and the PATH below.
Neighbourhood guide · Toronto
Union Station and the Royal York, the towers of Bay Street, City Hall and the PATH beneath.
Neighbourhood guide
The towers of Bay Street, Union Station, City Hall and the PATH below.
City Hall and the rink
The square before City Hall’s two curved towers, with the Toronto sign and a winter skating rink.
Home of the Stanley Cup
The Stanley Cup, the model rink and the game’s collection, in an old bank at Front and Yonge.
Catholic, on Bond Street
The Catholic cathedral of Toronto, east of Yonge Street.
At the Four Seasons Centre
Canada’s largest producer of opera, at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.
Five glasshouses
An indoor botanical garden of five greenhouses, with the Palm House at its heart.
Underground in winter
The underground walkway that links the towers, Union Station and the hotels.
High atop the TD Bank Tower
Canadian cooking high in the TD Bank Tower, with the city and the lake below.
A boutique coffee house
A boutique coffee house in a restored downtown building.
A 1929 tradition
Tea in Clockwork, at the grand railway hotel opposite Union Station.
Under the glass roof
The galleria under the glass roof on Yonge Street, with the flying geese.
Since 1929
The grand railway hotel opposite Union Station, a landmark since 1929.
Found a way through the PATH, or a lunch near Bay Street, worth sharing? Tell us here.