College Park, Toronto

Perched on the crossroads of Yonge Street and College Street is one of Toronto’s most luxurious shopping complexes, the College Park. With an elegant facade and rich decor, the complex reflects a grand art deco style of architecture. The building was designed by Ross and Macdonald, in association with Henry Sproatt.

Built in 1930 by the Eaton’s department store, one of Canada’s largest retailers, the College Park has been the hub of luxury, opulence and sophistication for a while now. A unique amalgamation of posh retail outlets and residential complex, the College Park comes across as a symbol of grandeur and class in the Torontonian society.

The distinct architecture of the building has led to College Park being a heritage landmark in the city. The vintage factor of the building clubbed with the high end shopping experience, makes College Park worth the visit. From shopping in well-known designer boutiques to buying exotic perfumes and fragrances, to exclusive furniture stores, this shopping complex has it all.

Even if you do not intend to buy anything, it is a nice place to put your window shopping skills to the test, and once you are done browsing through stores, sit back and enjoy some well-deserved snacks at some neat food kiosks, all at the College Park.