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The Toronto Entertainment District is North America’s most diverse entertainment, culture and sports destination. With this in mind, we have created five areas that celebrate our past, present and future. Look for these icons as you discover the District. Here you will find preserved historic manufacturing warehouses converted into beautiful office lofts and artist studios. Today, this area is known for its vibrant nightlife, and as it evolves new condos continue to grow this area’s residential population. Home to world-renowned theatres, performing arts centres and the Toronto International Film Festival Headquarters, the theatre area has something for everyone. Make sure to check out the great dining options along this dynamic stretch of King Street. This area is known for its beautiful office towers, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and one of Canada’s major broadcast facilities. Here you will also find some of the world’s prestige hotel brands. We host five major league sports teams at their home venues, not to mention the destination for many world concert tours. Here you can find an array of cultural and family attractions year round. With the first passenger trains received and dispatched on August 11, 1927; today it is one of the busiest rail passenger transportation facilities in Canada. Union Station serves approximately a quarter of a million passengers each day! WAREHOUSE AREA THEATRE AREA COMMERCE AREA EVENTS AREA UNION STN AREA discover each area of the entertainment district The Toronto Entertainment District is a diverse mix of businesses, arts and cultural institutions, sports venues, restaurants and residential properties, making it one of the city’s most dynamic and vibrant neighbourhoods. Home to world-renowned theatres, performing arts centres, five major league sports teams and an array of cultural and family-friendly attractions, the Entertainment District is the place to be in the city, an urban environment with an astounding choice of activities and an exciting nightlife. You can have it all in the Entertainment District. For more information: Toronto Entertainment District BIA 416.926.1337 [email protected] *Photo Credit: Christopher Cypert **Photo Credit: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada ***Photo Credit: Jag Gundu, Courtesy of TIFF ****Photo Credit: Light Imaging *****Photo Credit: The original Broadway cast of Kinky Boots. Photo by Matthew Murphy visitor guide ***** * ** *** **** torontoed.com facebook.com/torontoed @toronto_ed

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The Toronto Entertainment District is North America’s most diverse entertainment, culture and sports destination. With this in mind, we have created five areas that celebrate our past, present and future. Look for these icons as you discover the District.

Here you will find preserved historic manufacturing warehouses converted into beautiful office lofts and artist studios. Today, this area is known for its vibrant nightlife, and as it evolves new condos continue to grow this area’s residential population.

Home to world-renowned theatres, performing arts centres and the Toronto International Film Festival Headquarters, the theatre area has something for everyone. Make sure to check out the great dining options alongthis dynamic stretch of King Street.

This area is known for its beautiful office towers, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and one of Canada’s major broadcast facilities. Here you will also find some of the world’s prestige hotel brands.

We host five major league sports teams at their home venues, not to mention the destination for many world concert tours. Here you can find an array of cultural and family attractions year round.

With the first passenger trains received and dispatched on August 11, 1927; today it is one of the busiest rail passenger transportation facilities in Canada. Union Station serves approximately a quarter of a million passengers each day!

WAREHOUSE AREA

THEATRE AREA

COMMERCE AREA

EVENTS AREA

UNION STN AREA

discover each area of the entertainment district

The Toronto Entertainment District is a diverse mix of businesses, arts and cultural institutions, sports venues, restaurants and residential properties, making it one of the city’s most dynamic and vibrant neighbourhoods.

Home to world-renowned theatres, performing arts centres, five major league sports teams and an array of cultural and family-friendly attractions, the Entertainment District is the place to be in the city, an urban environment with an astounding choice of activities and an exciting nightlife.

You can have it all in the Entertainment District.

For more information:

Toronto Entertainment District BIA 416.926.1337

[email protected]

*Photo Credit: Christopher Cypert **Photo Credit: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada ***Photo Credit: Jag Gundu, Courtesy of TIFF ****Photo Credit: Light Imaging *****Photo Credit: The original Broadway cast of Kinky Boots. Photo by Matthew Murphy

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Canada’s Walk of Fame canadaswalkoffame.com

28 CN Tower 301 Front St. W. cntower.ca

28 Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada 288 Bremner Blvd. ripleysaquariumofcanada.com

32 Steam Whistle Brewing 255 Bremner Blvd. steamwhistle.ca

32 Toronto Railway Heritage Centre 255 Bremner Blvd. trha.ca

HOTELS & ACCOMMODATIONS

6 Canadiana Backpackers Inn 42 Widmer St. canadianalodging.com

16 The Clarence Park 7 Clarence Square theclarencepark.com

29 Delta Toronto 75 Lower Simcoe St. deltahotels.com

23 Fairmont Royal York 100 Front St. W. fairmont.com/royalyork

9 Hilton Garden Inn 92 Peter St. hiltongardeninn.com hilton.com

14 Hôtel Le Germain 30 Mercer St. germaintoronto.com

30 Hôtel Le Germain Maple Leaf Square 75 Bremner Blvd. germainmapleleafsquare.com

10 Hyatt Regency Toronto 370 King St. W. hyattregency.com

25 InterContinental Toronto Centre 255 Front St. W. ichotelsgroup.com

20 Residence Inn Toronto Downtown/ Entertainment District 255 Wellington St. W. marriott.com

26 Renaissance Toronto Downtown 1 Blue Jays Way marriott.com

21 The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto 181 Wellington St. W. ritzcarlton.com/toronto

18 The Rosemont Residences 50 John St. rosemontresidences.ca

7 Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto 188 University Ave. shangri-la.com

19 SoHo Metropolitan Hotel and Residences 318 Wellington St. W. metropolitan.com

8 Templar Hotel 348 Adelaide St. W. templarhotel.com

THEATRE, ARTS & CULTURE

1 401 Richmond 401 Richmond St. W. 401richmond.net

4 Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts Canadian Opera Company & The National Ballet of Canada 145 Queen St. W. fourseasonscentre.ca

22 Glenn Gould Studio 250 Front St. W. cbc.ca/glenngould

12 Princess of Wales Theatre 300 King St. W. mirvish.com

15 Roy Thomson Hall Toronto Symphony Orchestra 60 Simcoe St. roythomson.com

13 Royal Alexandra Theatre 260 King St. W. mirvish.com

5 Scotiabank Theatre 259 Richmond St. W. cineplex.com

17 The Second City 51 Mercer St. secondcity.com

11 TIFF Bell Lightbox 350 King St. W. tiff.net

12 Toronto Antiques on King 284 King St. W. torontoantiquesonking.com

3 Yuk Yuk’s 224 Richmond St. W. yukyuks.com

MEDIA

2 Bell Media CTV, CTV2, The Marilyn Denis Show, The Social, BNN, CP24, MUCH, MTV, etalk, Space, E!, Comedy, Bravo, TMN, HBO, CHUM FM 104.5 299 Queen St. W. bellmedia.ca

22 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W. cbc.ca

10 Sportsnet 360 370 King St. W. sportsnet.ca

MEETINGS, EVENTS& SPORTS VENUES

31 Air Canada Centre & Maple Leaf Square Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors & Toronto Rock Lacrosse 40 Bay St. theaircanadacentre.com

24 Metro Toronto Convention Centre North Building 255 Front St. W. South Building 222 Bremner Blvd. mtccc.com

27 Rogers Centre Toronto Blue Jays & Toronto Argonauts 1 Blue Jays Way rogerscentre.com

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TTC Stations (ttc.ca)

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