Albert Britnell Bookshop . Tragically, this institution closed March 1999 after more than 100 years in business. The Metro Toronto area has dozens of warehouse outlets for all manner of things, including hardware and audiovisual equipment. But perhaps the best-known factory outlet is just outside Toronto. Established in 1899, it offers suede, sheepskin and wool goods.
Location includes licensed bar and souvenir shop.
Get off the subway at Yonge and Dundas, and you ll find yourself in Toronto s most popular tourist attraction and shopping center, modeled after the Galleria in Milan. Hazelton Lanes Shopping Centre lies in the heart of downtown Toronto in the fashionable Yorkville district. More than 80 shops and services, including men s and women s wear, home furnishings specialty shops, a s kating rink and restaurants. 55 Avenue Rd. Queen s Quay Terminal sits on Toronto s waterfront, with a procession of shops and restaurants, as well as a skating rink, art gallery, dance club and other cultural and recreational activities.