It's Toronto - May/June 2017
It's Toronto - May/June 2017
It's Toronto - May/June 2017
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ITINERARY<br />
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DAY ONE<br />
Kick off the day with breakfast at The<br />
Senator Restaurant, located at 249<br />
Victoria Street in downtown <strong>Toronto</strong>.<br />
Accessible by TTC subway (Dundas<br />
Station), The Senator dates back to<br />
1929 and is one of the city’s first restaurants.<br />
This 1940s-style diner is an<br />
institution in downtown <strong>Toronto</strong> – go<br />
early on weekends to avoid the line!<br />
Men’s Casual, Social, Business Clothing,<br />
Accessories & Footwear<br />
Tailoring & Bespoke Services<br />
Barbershop<br />
Voted <strong>Toronto</strong>’s Top Menswear Store<br />
2006–<strong>2017</strong> by Now Magazine Readers<br />
Gotstyle Menswear<br />
62 Bathurst St.<br />
Gotstyle Distillery<br />
21 Trinity St.<br />
416-260-9696<br />
info@gotstyle.com | gotstyle.com<br />
From there, it’s a short walk to<br />
the <strong>Toronto</strong> Eaton Centre at Yonge<br />
and Dundas Streets for some of the<br />
best shopping in the city. Don’t know<br />
where to start? There’s an app for that!<br />
Download the <strong>Toronto</strong> Eaton Centre<br />
app and navigate your way through more<br />
than 250 fine shops, eateries and services.<br />
Located in the heart of downtown,<br />
this is the city’s premier urban shopping<br />
destination.<br />
Next, hop on the subway and head<br />
south to King Station. Continue walking<br />
south to 30 Yonge Street, where you<br />
can pay your respects to the Stanley<br />
Cup at the Hockey Hall of Fame.<br />
The $18-per-person entry fee is a bargain<br />
considering the Hall offers 65,000<br />
square feet filled with the finest collection<br />
of hockey artifacts from around the<br />
world. There are also multimedia stations,<br />
theatres, games to test your hockey<br />
skills and the one and only Stanley Cup!<br />
The Hockey Hall of Fame has also developed<br />
a personalized tour app that lets<br />
you customize your visit.<br />
After being on your feet for most of<br />
the day, chances are good that you will<br />
be ready for some upscale R&R. Retrace<br />
your steps to King Station and head<br />
north once again to Dundas Street.<br />
Walk north on Yonge and turn left<br />
(west) on Elm Street. Your destination<br />
is a real treat: the popular Elmwood<br />
Spa at 18 Elm Street. This historic fivestorey<br />
brick building is a quiet refuge<br />
from the hustle and bustle of the downtown<br />
core. With four spacious floors of<br />
treatment rooms, a juice bar, water therapies<br />
and more, prepare to be renewed!<br />
26 • It’s <strong>Toronto</strong>
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