In spite of the fact that Christmas markets were first established in Germany, we have a similar and interesting one in Toronto. This event takes place once a year in the historically significant Distillery District. The pedestrian area’s cobblestone streets are the perfect location for a Christmas market due to their rustic appearance. The Toronto Christmas Market is your best option if you’re looking for something to do throughout the holiday season in the city of Toronto.

In 2017, the Toronto Christmas Market became known as the Distillery Winter Village after undergoing a name change. Even though it was a smaller version, the Toronto Christmas Market that took place the year before nonetheless gave me the impression that I was at the very first Toronto Christmas Market. You may go around and see the holiday decorations, musical performances, outdoor shopping chalets, food sellers, and your favorite distillery shops and restaurants. There are hundreds of outdoor booths, similar to those seen at many traditional Christmas markets, selling a variety of handmade handicrafts and mouthwatering specialties. I was able to find a great deal of vegan cuisine at the Distillery Winter Market, such as Beyond Meat bratwurst, vegan and gluten-free butter tarts, and Eva’s Original Chimney Cakes. Make sure you stop by Balzac’s for a cup of flavored latte or hot chocolate before you go.