St. Lawrence Market is one of Toronto’s most well-known landmarks and a go-to spot for great food and local culture. The market is filled with a wide variety of vendors offering fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and foods from around the world. The atmosphere is always lively, making it a fun place to walk through, explore different stalls, and try something new. St. Lawrence Market offers an authentic experience and a true taste of the city.
St. Lawrence Market has been a central part of Toronto’s history for over two centuries. Dating back to the early 1800s, the market began as a gathering place where local farmers and merchants sold their goods to the growing town of York. Over time, it became a key hub for trade, community, and daily life in the city. The market buildings have evolved through several reconstructions, reflecting Toronto’s growth while preserving its historic character. Today, St. Lawrence Market remains a symbol of the city’s heritage, connecting modern Toronto with its past through food, tradition, and community.
1:00PM: Take the Line 1 Southbound subway to King Station
1:20PM: Exit King Station and walk east on King Street East for 290m
1:30PM: Turn right onto Church Street and head south for 180m
1:40PM: Turn left onto Front St E head east for 160m
1:55PM: Arrive at St. Lawrence Market and inform about meeting spot
2:00PM-4:00PM: Students have free time to explore St. Lawrence Market
4PM: Gather at meeting spot and heat back to King Station
4:30PM: Dismiss group at King Station
Take the Line 1 Southbound subway to King Station
Exit King Station and walk east on King Street East for 290m
Turn right onto Church Street and head south for 180m
Turn left onto Front St E head east for 160m
Arrive at St. Lawrence Market