Nice for pictures with skyscrapers and the CN tower. For the Holidays there is a huge Christmas tree as well
You can jump to another building using the Underground Pass
Love this place - contemporary, busy, you find there anything you need from banking to shopping and medical assistance.
Very interesting place under ground, in the downtown area, I love that you can travel quite a few blocks underground looking at a pot of different stores. Also a lot of good high end stuff there, but with that and ware it is most things are pricey.
If you're not used to the Path (underground pathway running from Union station, through TDCentre, 1st Canadian Place up to Eaton Centre), it can be both confusing and imtimidating. Don't worry, just keep asking for directions as you go and you'll see some great stores along the way. TD Centre has a few favorites... McEwans for quality groceries and amazing prepared food; Purdy's when you just have to have quality chocolate (all Canadian), L'Occitane for shea butter-based quality body products from France (good for sensitive skin); Papyrus for quality cards, gift wrap and fun little gift ideas; Danier for good quality leather bags and jackets. Make the effort...good shopping here!
Beautiful place to relax and eat lunch in the busy city, lots of seating area and grassy lawn are to sit by
This is part of the concourse path. It can be a little confusing the first time, but with the help of many maps and directories available around, you will manage. Also people are always friendly and willing to help. This is a beautiful place with lot of options
Part of Toronto's famous underground Path, the TD, plus all connected banks, businesses, restaurants, is way cool. Easy to explore, especially if there's inclement weather.
Td Centre is inspirational and incredible at the same time among the other powerful thoughtful structures of towers around the king west area will awesome experience by far! The building just delivers on all levels customer service excellence, professionalism and business acumen is number one in the city of toronto!! Love it!! King west all day!! Everyday awesome area
Zoo like please don't make me shop underground like this
Historic architecture and modern shopping underground. Connected to everything.
Part of Toronto s PATH system. Lots of choice of restaurants etc.
Had a salad at healthy salad place in underground mall. I'm sure it was healthy but gave me gas and cost $13.60 .
The heart of capitalism. Great experience to see lots of people suite up going to work. Busy busy
Quiet place to walk around or relax and take some photos on a weekend or holiday when the hustle and bustle of 9 to 5ers aren't 'busying' up the area. Great to get around downtown in the shelter of the coucourse when it's raining or just way too hot outside.
Busy doesn't even come close to describing this place. It makes up for it by having a great mix of shops that everyone can find some within their budget. Clean, organized and we'll laid out.
Toronto is a very modern city and you have to dedicate eternal walks to appreciate its wealth of buildings.
The path is very busy and very confusing. A lot of business people and beautiful stores. Once I found my bearings it was great.
Beautiful building with attention offered to every detail.
WARNING: THE WIDOWS HERE ARE NOT STRONG DO NOT SLAM AGAINST THE WINDOWS YOU WILL DIE
It's a mall. In an office complex. Overpriced goods and mediocre service.
A superb place in the business heart of downtown Toronto for corporations such as 01 Communique's Ironcap presentation and the hopes and dreams of entrepreneurs
If you go to Toronto this place is a must, I rent a room in the area, because it is a good place to walk
A view of the Financial District buildings including TD Trust Tower in the middle. (Tallest building completed in Toronto in the 1990s) -The Financial District is the central business district of Downtown Toronto, Ontario. -It is the most densely built-up area of Toronto, home to banking companies, corporate headquarters, high-powered legal and accounting firms, insurance companies and stockbrokers. -The bank towers and much else in Toronto's core are connected by a system of underground walkways, known as PATH, which is lined with retail establishments making the area one of Toronto's most important shopping districts. -It is estimated 100,000 commuters enter and leave the financial district each working day.
Well, if you wander off course after your day to day banking / currency exchange pit stop - and descend to the PATH, between King and St Andrew Station you will be mesmerized ... Longo's, Teavana, GMC nutrition, Pistils Flowers, McCafe, Winners .. and many more are awaiting you, and you will lose track of time. So take your time getting lost in this lush, exciting maze.
I use it a lot because of the shoppers and another shop. But it's a bit dingy. And the disabled route takes you through a car park!
I went to hero burger here. I quite like coming here instead of McDonald's and other fast foods.
Parking prices here are OUTRAGEOUS. The underground is also confusing and not user friendly.
Went here around sunset to get some photos of the CN Tower, ended up running into another photographer and had a great chat. Can't beat that view ether!
Underground shopping with the basic stores. Geared more towards the downtown worker. Busy at rush hour time.
The sign on bay st. Just south of king Is soo wrong, 222 is almost on wellington
I am glad I don't have personal account with them but my work has. I found with my personal experience through my work, employees are careless and have no sense of responsibility. Once I went to TD branch to set up change fund through telephone banking, the teller said they don't have that service and directed me to Scotia bank across the street. I had to make phone calls through their main line to get some one to resolve it. I had requested year ago to add CRA as payee , the careless account manager did not complete the paperwork properly. Despite telling him that did not work ? he ignored my request, rather than trying to resolve or take responsibility. I had to complain to a different dept. To get it done...the list goes on.
Excellent amenities. Everything close by on the path system. Friendly and helpful security on site.
Great service bought orange juice and coconut and orange cake. The cake was really good have to go back and try the breakfast sandwich They have a variety of teas My FREIND had the coffee and sweet Danish The atmosphere was a bit nosy as I was in a mall setting the seating was comfortable I was near the kitchen I will visit again The price are great.
Amazing place and very much approachable from TTC. There is Movenpick, Hockey Hall of frame and many more. Quite and peaceful.
I would call it a mall. It is a section of the PATH that has a handful of shops and a food court.
