Corktown Commons and Distillery District
Visit historical Toronto in West Don Lands. Modernizing the waterfront and the city Tire out your dog by playing in Corktown Commons and walking the trails of this 18-acre park. Then visit the trendy Distillery Historic District with your calm dog. Suggested route Our walk was only about 3 km, but there is a lot to see. Parking We parked on Front Street near Bayview Ave. All the parking in this area is controlled by Green P. We paid the maximum, which was $9 for 3 hours. Garden of Future Follies It wasn't clear to me what this sculpture represented, so I looked it up. Garden of Future Follies is a rearrangement of fragments of existing monuments, sculptures, and architecture from across the city of Toronto by the artistic duo Hadley+Maxwell. if you know Toronto really well, it would be fun to connect these pieces to the originals. Corktown Commons Corktown was settled in the early 1800s by Irish immigrants fleeing the potato famine. The area now kno...