Nothing is more spectacular than Fall in Ontario. It’s that special time of year when sweltering summer heat gives way to a crisper, more enjoyable climate and the region explodes into a brilliant display of red, orange and yellow foliage. A view so enchanting it inspires long romantic walks and encourages leaf-peepers to venture out into the countryside with their camera in tow. Many would argue that fall is when Ontario is at its glorious best, showcasing the finest of everything. If you’ve ever experienced this magical time, you would agree.







Look for this article in the new issue of Whatever Vaughan Magazine. 

Toronto’s restored Distiller District has undergone some exciting changes in recent years. Once home to the largest distillery in the British Empire, this pedestrian-only village in Toronto now features the region’s best-preserved collection of Victorian Industrial Architecture.

Devoted to promoting arts and culture, the Distillery District provides a charming backdrop for the local one of a kind restaurants, design stores and art galleries; many of which feature original high ceilings and exposed finishes. To ensure the area keeps its unique charm, chain stores and franchises are forbidden in the area. Now isn’t that a refreshing concept!

So the next time you’re visiting Toronto and want to get away from the usual city attractions, take a stroll through the Distillery District and explore a fascinating new area of Toronto.