Overview

At the very heart of Toronto's financial district, the five monolithic skyscrapers that make up this centre house the largest concentration of businesses in the country. Designed by renowned modernist architect Mies van der Rohe in 1967, the Toronto Bank Tower, rising 56 stories, is the centerpiece building of the group. Within a half-kilometer radius can be found more than 60 restaurants, nightclubs and performance spaces. The centre is connected to the underground PATH system from each of the five buildings. It is also home to the Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art.