Home to five trendy cafes, 22 art galleries, 17 performing arts companies, seven restaurants and 18 boutique stores, the historic Distillery District of Toronto is now a pedestrian-only village set amidst a Victorian-style architectural background. Devoted primarily to promoting arts and culture, this area caters to professionals looking to clink some after-work drinks or find that perfect made-for-you necklace.

Here a few reasons to make the Distillery District a stop on your itinerary.

Early to Rise – Balzac’s Cafe

If you are looking for your morning java, try waking up to Balzac’s Café located by Mill and Cherry Street. The progressive café is best known for its relaxed atmosphere, its soy and Chai options and its outdoor patio that offers a great view of the CN Tower.
www.balzacscoffee.com

_______________________________________________________________________________________ Read the rest of this entry »

The Toronto Tourism board welcomes IABC to their wonderful city.