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UNDERGROUND WALKWAYS
Below street level in downtown Toronto’s financial district is a 27-kilometre network of walkways known as PATH. It winds its way past a multitude of shops, restaurants and services. Walk from Union Station (Front and Bay streets) in the south to the Toronto Coach Terminal (Bay and Dundas streets) in the north and avoid occasional adverse weather. Roy Thomson Hall, the Toronto Eaton Centre and the Hockey Hall of Fame are just a few of the great stops along PATH. Don’t worry about getting lost: colour-coded signs lend direction.
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