Enjoy the tour and feel the Romance.
THIS IS YORKVILLE A SNAPSHOT
A historic rural village founded by Joeseph Bloor, who's inhabitants served wealthy landowners and great houses of the escarpment, worked in market gardens along the street of Davenport, breweries, brickyards or tanneries or who traveled to work in the city of York. THIS IS YORKVILLE 1836
A historic rural village established at in a Golden time at the height of the British industrial revolution and apex of the British Empire. At time which saw enormous cultural, political, economic, industrial, scientific and class changes and prestige to the British monarchy. A time characterized by men who were gentlemen and woman were ladies, a time of chivalry and gallantry, simple life, common courtesy, values and faith. THIS IS YORKVILLE 1836
A historic rural village that was one of the original Toronto Victorian streetcar suburbs and a palette of 19th century lifeTHIS IS YORKVILLE 1853
A cultural center for actors, artists, galleries ,jazz, theatre culture including painter Albert Franck, Mazo de la Roche, Tom Thompson and the Group Of Seven
THIS IS YORKVILLE 1950
Bohemian cultural center and breeding ground for Canada's most noted musical talents including Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot. THIS IS YORKVILLE 1960
High end retail, art galleries, boutiques, antiques, popular bars cafe's and eateries THIS IS YORKVILLE 1980
A home to the most prestigious and popular luxury brands including Pravda, Gucci, MAC, Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton THIS IS YORKVILLE TODAY
The location for Toronto’s first five star hotel joining the largest concentration of luxury hotels in the city. Hotels include Four Seasons flagship, Park Hyatt and Windsor Arms THIS IS YORKVILLE 2007
A fusion of historic charm and modern seduction THIS IS YORKVILLE