Distillery District

我们住的地方距离酿酒厂步行距离即可到达，很高兴我们来这里。整个下午都在品尝啤酒、清酒还有其他不同的烈酒，同时在这里，不同的地方还有美味的食物。我们参观过的所有地方，都有非常友好的工作人员。这里的装饰也很漂亮，有很多绝佳的拍照机会。整个环境和氛围都很棒。强烈推荐来这里悠闲散步！

来多伦多的古酿酒厂区逛逛圣诞集市吧❗古酿酒厂区The Distillery Historic District，很不起眼的名字，因为原本是上个世纪以啤酒著称的酿酒厂，现在成了一个加拿大国家历史遗迹，是北美保存最好的一处维多利亚时代的工业区，以艺术、文化和娱乐闻名，变成了像田子坊、南锣鼓巷一样的网红打卡地哦推荐指数：古酿酒厂区由10条步行街组成，遍布零售精品店、餐厅和画廊。由于这里的建筑风格独特，风格别致，很多人甚至选择这里作为婚礼及婚纱摄影的地方。被《卫报》国际版评为世界十大最酷购物区之一（额，这个我个人不太同意酷我没感觉出来，但贵是深有体会）古酿酒厂区最受欢迎的就是圣诞市场了，从11月中旬一直持续到12月底哦，快来感受加拿大的Christmas Market吧❗❗❗详细地址：交通攻略：公交172路到达Mill St at Parliament St站下车⏰营业时间：全天门票：免费（不知道圣诞集市期间是否收门票，我去的时候集市都装修好了但没开张）预计游玩时间：2-3小时实用tips1⃣️看到图那只像三角怪一样的雕塑么？旁边有家cafe不好意思名字没记住因为肚子饿就近坐下去点了份brunch，我选的是croque madame，就是全麦面包加荷包蛋加培根再配蔬菜沙拉，平平无奇的样子（那蛋煎的也是随性）可是好❗吃❗到❗哭❗一大盘子全部干掉❗最惊艳是那有瓜子仁的全麦面包又香又脆又有嚼劲爆肝推荐❗❗❗2⃣️小店里卖的衣服也好小玩意也好小饰物也好，我觉得看看就行了，价格真的是不友好小店一件不知名的羽绒服近七百加币还没算上税，我不会去mall买加拿大鹅么不好意思俗了俗了，是我没品位还有很普通的hand made的小吊坠，都是五六十加币的那种……我们屌丝还是观赏为主吧

很适合情侣过来玩，而且里面拍照非常好看，特别是这一股非常古朴的墙砖，随便一拍就是一张大片，而且里面的构造也很新颖，有时间可以过来看看。

The old winemaking district was transformed into an art and cultural recreation area that sells tickets but donates them to charity. The old winery has more than 40 Victorian-era industrial complexes, art galleries, theatres and specialty coffee shops.

The ancient brewery area in Toronto was originally a Toronto brewery, a famous beer distillery, but now it has become a creative cultural area, a bit similar to our Shanghai Xintiandi and Tianzifang. There are many bars and many creative shops here. Every afternoon and evening, it is very lively and is a great place to experience Toronto nightlife.

The Old Brewery was founded in 1832 by Gooderham and Worts. In the 1860s, it was the largest brewery in the world at that time. It was acquired in 2001 and opened in 2003 after renovation, making it the largest cultural and artistic center in Toronto. It is also a national heritage preserve of Canada, one of the best preserved Victorian industrial areas in North America. Gallery, exhibition hall, art studio, clothing store, craft shop, cafe, bar, etc. are everywhere.

The retro red brick wall, formerly a Toronto distillery district, is now open to the public as a literary district with many bars.