Ancient breweries transformed into art districts, a guide to ancient breweries in Toronto.

The Toronto Distillery is one of the best preserved Victorian industrial sites in North America. Originally built in 1832, it was transformed into a distinctive area integrating art, culture and leisure after it ceased production, with various galleries, artist studios, boutiques, restaurants and cafes. 🌟Highlights: [ClassicArch] Historical buildings: The area where the old brewery is located has the best-preserved Victorian industrial buildings in North America. After arriving by subway, you can stroll among them and appreciate these historical buildings. [Clink] Beer culture: There are many bars and beer workshops near the old brewery. The beer here has a mellow taste and a wide variety. You can taste authentic Canadian beer. [Gift] Specialty shops and artistic atmosphere: There are various specialty shops, galleries and art studios around, where you can buy unique handicrafts and artworks and experience a strong artistic atmosphere. [Tableware] Food experience: In addition to beer, there are many restaurants offering local delicacies such as barbecue, burgers, maple pancakes, etc. 📍Detailed address: The Distillery Historic District in Toronto, Canada: 55 Mill St, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4, Canada. This was the former site of the Gooderham & Worts distillery. 🚉Transportation strategy: The area has convenient transportation. You can take bus No. 172 and get off at Mill St at Parliament St. 🕙Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 10:00-19:00, Friday to Saturday 10:00-20:00, Sunday 11:00-19:00.