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The PATH is a mostly underground pedestrian walkway network in downtown Toronto that spans more than 30 kilometres of restaurants, shopping, services and entertainment.
- History of The Path
- Navigating The Path
- Eating & Drinking
- Shopping and Services
- Entertainment and Attractions
The beginning of the PATH goes all the way back to 1900. This is when the T Eaton Co. joined its main store at 178 Yonge St. to its bargain annex by tunnels. Slowly but surely, more tunnels were added and by 1917, five tunnels were available in the downtown core. It wasn’t until the 1970s however that the PATH had a real growth spurt, when a tunnel...
The PATH doesn’t follow the city grid, which can make for some confusion, especially for those who aren’t familiar with the downtown area. Getting around the PATH can be difficult at times and often feels like trying to make your way through a maze, but it can be done. There are more than 125 entrances to the PATH on street level, six of which are ...
Hungry in the PATH? Not to worry. There are numerous places to get something to eat or drink in both casual and more upscale settings. There are many options for coffee, quick meals and snacks, healthy and vegetarian food, fine dining, and spots to get a beer or glass of wine. Head to Sam James Coffee Bar for some of the best coffee in the city, fi...
No matter what you’re in need of—be it gifts, groceries, a spa treatment, or a new pair of shoes—you can find it in the PATH. You can also find health services here in the form of dental clinics, pharmacies, gyms and doctor’s offices. Personal care and grooming services come in the form of spas, hair salons, and barber shops. If you’re looking for ...
PATH provides covered access to many of Toronto’s major tourist attractions and downtown hotels. Use the PATH to find your way into the Hockey Hall of Fame, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Air Canada Centre, CF Toronto Eaton Centre, Rogers Centre and the CN Tower. In terms of hotels, the PATH gets you access to some of the best places to rest your hea...
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Welcome to the PATH — Toronto’s Downtown Underground Pedestrian Walkway linking 30 kilometres of underground shopping, services and entertainment.
The PATH in Toronto is a 28 kilometre network of underground walkways lined with shopping, services and entertainment. It also provides a way for pedestrians to move around downtown Toronto and link to public transit without dealing with traffic and weather.
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Nov 9, 2021 · In this video, I walked around Toronto’s Downtown Pedestrian Walkway from Adelaide to Union Station. The PATH spans more than 30 Km of restaurants, shopping, services and entertainment, which...
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Feb 19, 2018 · Explore the PATH, a 30km long underground pathway in downtown Toronto. Download the Path Map, and find out how to interpret the signboards and color codes.
Discover the hidden wonders of Toronto’s underground city with the PATH walking tour. This immersive experience takes you on a journey through a sprawling network of shops, restaurants, and walkways, all while providing a refuge from the city’s harsh winters.
