The Müuse Atlas / Canada / Ontario

Toronto

21 areas on the atlas.

Areas

CabbagetownFilming in Cabbagetown, Toronto. Victorian rowhouses in red and yellow brick line block after block, with iron fences and mature trees over the road.

ChinatownFilming in Chinatown, Toronto. Streetcars run down the centre of Spadina Avenue and the storefronts carry signs in Chinese and English.

City CentreFilming in Mississauga City Centre. Curved glass condo towers rise behind a large shopping mall, with the Civic Centre's clock tower nearby.

Distillery DistrictFilming in the Distillery District, Toronto. Victorian brick warehouses on cobbled lanes closed to cars, and the buildings Chicago used as Cook County Jail.

Financial DistrictFilming in the Financial District, Toronto. Black and gold bank towers rise over a granite plaza, and the streets between them go quiet on evenings and weekends.

GreektownFilming in Greektown, Toronto. Storefronts and restaurant patios line Danforth Avenue, with Greek Orthodox churches and a public square just off the strip.

Kensington MarketFilming in Kensington Market, Toronto. Small painted Victorian houses have been converted into shopfronts, with produce crates and racks of secondhand clothes set out on the sidewalk.

LeslievilleFilming in Leslieville, Toronto. Storefronts along Queen Street East run low and brick, backed by streets of small houses with front porches.

Liberty VillageFilming in Liberty Village, Toronto. Converted red brick factories sit beside glass condominium towers, with the old Toronto Carpet Factory's covered bridge still crossing the street.

Little ItalyFilming in Little Italy, Toronto. Two and three storey brick storefronts line College Street under striped awnings, cafes and trattorias at street level.

Nathan Phillips SquareFilming in Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto. A wide paved plaza between two curved concrete City Hall towers, with a reflecting pool that becomes a skating rink in winter.

ParkdaleFilming in Parkdale, Toronto. Large Victorian houses divided into rooming units stand on wide side streets above a mixed storefront strip on Queen Street West.

Port LandsFilming in the Port Lands, Toronto. A decommissioned power plant stands beside a working port on flat industrial land facing the lake.

Queen Street WestFilming on Queen Street West, Toronto. A long, straight commercial street of two and three storey brick buildings, storefronts below and streetcar wires strung overhead the whole way.

RosedaleFilming in Rosedale, Toronto. Victorian and Edwardian mansions behind hedges on ravine streets, and the modern house Star Trek: Discovery used as Sarek's home.

Scarborough BluffsFilming at the Scarborough Bluffs, Toronto. A wall of pale clay cliffs rises straight from the beach along Lake Ontario, with no buildings in the frame.

St. LawrenceFilming in St. Lawrence, Toronto. St. Lawrence Market spans two buildings on Front Street, with the wedge shaped Gooderham Building at the west end.

StreetsvilleFilming in Streetsville, Mississauga. Two-storey brick and stucco storefronts line a narrow village street beside the Credit River.

The BeachesFilming in The Beaches, Toronto. A boardwalk runs along Lake Ontario past the Art Deco R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. Queen Street East runs a block inland, lined with independent shops.

The JunctionFilming in the Junction, Toronto. Dundas Street West runs past unrenovated brick storefronts to the rail crossing that gives the neighbourhood its name.

YorkvilleFilming in Yorkville, Toronto. Small Victorian houses converted into shops sit right behind the city's downtown towers.