Midtown Toronto has always been considered an ideal option when looking to be close to the downtown core. Midtown neighbourhoods are conveniently situated along the Yonge subway line. Rosedale, Moore Park and Forest Hill are all touted worldwide as some of Toronto’s finest neighbourhoods. Midtown is also known for vibrant shopping districts and highly regarded public and private schools. The geography of Midtown includes an abundance of ravine and parkland. Midtown Toronto was established in the late 1800s onwards and still features many grand homes of the era, as well as newer townhomes and boutique condominiums.
Midtown
- Casa Loma, built-in 1911 is the largest medieval castle in Canada, boasting a colourful history and stately grounds, it remains one of Toronto’s favourite attractions
- Yorkville is home to many of Toronto’s exclusive restaurants, hotels, art galleries, boutiques, cafes, specialty food shops, and local restaurants
- Summerhill, a close-knit neighbourhood of antique stores, fine dining and unique shops, features Canada’s largest liquors store (LCBO) housed within what was once Toronto’s main Railway Station
