Streetcar Tour of Gerrard Street East: Explore East-End Toronto’s History & Culture
Take the “Red Rocket” to three historic neighbourhoods—Cabbagetown, East...
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South Asian culture abounds in this vibrant neighbourhood, where hole-in-the-wall “chaat houses” (serving traditional Indian street food) co-exist with trendy new brewpubs and art galleries. The jewel-in-crown of the area is the Gerrard India Bazaar, the biggest South Asian market in North America, packed with jewellery, furnishings, spices and silks.
BOUNDARIES: On Gerrard Street East, between Coxwell Avenue and Greenwood Avenue.
PUBLIC TRANSIT (TTC): Take the 22 bus southbound from Coxwell subway station.
Take the “Red Rocket” to three historic neighbourhoods—Cabbagetown, East...
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