The St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood offers a variety of historical sites, landmarks and present day attractions. Enjoy the sights that helped shape the face of Toronto.

		The Cathedral Church of St. James 65 Church Street | 416-364-7865 | stjamescathedral.on.ca The present St. James Cathedral was opened in 1853. The tower (1865) and the spire (1874) rise 305 feet above the street and house a peal of 12 change ringing bells, the only such ring of 12 in North America. Today, St. James is the cathedral for the Anglican Diocese of Toronto.
		Flatiron (Gooderham) Building 49 Wellington Street East This historical building was completed in 1892. The wedge-shaped steel framed building (resembling an old-fashioned iron) is one of the most photographed buildings in Toronto.
		Hockey Hall of Fame BCE Place 30 Yonge Street | 416-360-7735 | hhof.com An entertaining and interactive celebration of the best of hockey and the home of the Stanley Cup.
		Le Royal Meridien King Edward Hotel 37 Kings Street East | 416-863-3131 | toronto.lemeridien.com The "King Eddie", was Toronto's first luxury hotel when it opened in 1903. Over the years the King Edward's guests have included royalty, world leaders, movie and pop stars including the Beatles.
		St. Lawrence Hall 159 King Street East | 416-861-1793 | www.stlawrencemarket.com/hall/hall.html Built in 1850 the Hall was the city's public meeting place. Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, sang there and Tom Thumb packed the house.
		The St. Lawrence Farmer's Market (North) North St. Lawrence Market, 92 Front Street East | 416-392-7130 | www.stlawrencemarket.com/shopping/north.html The tradition of a Saturday Farmers' Market began in Toronto on this site in 1803. Throughout the year, over 50 (and in summer, even more) Ontario growers and producers bring their seasonal produce to the Saturday Market.
		The Sunday antique Market (North) North St. Lawrence Market, 92 Front Street East | www.stlawrencemarket.com/shopping/north.html On Sundays, the Sunday Antique Market takes over the space in and around the North Market. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., you can browse for free the selection of collectibles provided by over 80 antique dealers.
		The St. Lawrence Market (South) 92 Front Street East | 416-392-7120 | stlawrencemarket.com "One of the top 25 markets in the World" - Food and Wine Magazine. This 200-year-old market offers a vast array of fresh foods and retail outlets. Join us for the farmer’s market, held in the North market building on Saturday mornings, where regional farmers sell their fresh produce.
		The St. Lawrence Market Gallery 2nd Floor, South St. Lawrence Market, 92 Front Street East | 416-392-7604 | www.stlawrencemarket.com/gallery/index.html The Market Gallery features changing exhibitions on Toronto's art and history, and is located on the second floor of the historic South St. Lawrence Market.
		The Kitchen At The Market West Mezzanine, South St. Lawrence Market, 92 Front Street East | 416-392-7604 | www.stlawrencemarket.com/about/news.html Food and History Shows, Saturdays at 10 am and 2 pm. Each show features a 15-20 minute talk by Bruce Bell, the Market Historian, or Bill Genova, tour guide, on the history of the Market buildings and Old Town Toronto. Following that, Market vendors or notable food experts present demonstrations, samplings and/or discussions on food. The food portion of the show lasts 20-30 minutes and changes each week.
		The Sculpture Garden 115 King Street East Contemporary seasonal outdoor artwork.
		Victorian Gardens In St. James Park east of the Cathedral.

Sites of Interest in the Surrounding Area

Air Canada Centre
40 Bay Street | 416-815-5500 | theaircanadacentre.com

Campbell House
160 Queen W. | 416-597-0227 | campbellhousemuseum.ca

Canadian Opera Company
227 Front Street East | 416-306-2307 | coc.ca

Canstage Berkeley Street Theatre
26 Berekeley Street | canstage.com

City Hall
www.city.toronto.on.ca/ourcity/cityhall.htm

CN Tower
cntower.ca

The Distillery District
55 Mill St. | 416- 364-1177 | thedistillerydistrict.com

Enoch Turner Schoolhouse
106 Trinity Street | 416-863-0010 | enochturnerschoolhouse.ca

Fort York
100 Garrison Road | 416-392-6907 | fortyork.ca

Lorraine Kisma Theatre for Young People
lktyp.ca

Mackenzie House
82 bond Street | 416-392-6915 | www.toronto.ca/culture/mackenzie_house.htm

Redpath Sugar Museum
95 Queen's Quay East | 416-366-3561

Roy Thompson Hall
60 Simcoe Street | Administrative 416-593-4822, Box Office 416-872-4255 | roythomson.com

Skydome
Guest Services & General Information 416-341-3034 | skydome.com

Toronto's First Post Office
260 Adelaide E. | 416-865-1833 | townofyork.com

Union Station
140 Bay St. (west-side of Bay St. at Front St.) | 416-869-3200, Toll Free 1-888-438-6646, TTY 1-800-387-3652 | www.gotransit.com/publicroot/station/station.asp?station=USTN