Walking Toronto: Downtown | Kensington Market & Chinatown | Evening | Spring 2024

Kensington Market is a bohemian neighbourhood filled with locals and tourists alike. The area is known for its indie shops, vintage boutiques, arts spaces, cafes, bars, international restaurants and more. Chinatown hosts a variety of Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Japanese restaurants, from classic dim sum, to fusion, to speciality coffee. It is also known for its eclectic shops and shopping malls.
This walk starts at the North end of the Market, on Augusta Ave, goes south to Baldwin Street, East on Baldwin to Kensington Ave, along Dundas Street to Spadina Ave, then South on Spadina to Sullivan Street, and then across to the West side of Spadina and then North to College Street.

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So much development that favourite areas are unrecognizable, yet semblance of the olde remains for posterity's sake .. !

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The skeleton of many areas is still there. But I am often shocked by how different things look, even from year to year.