Old Town
Discover the Charm of Old Town Toronto
Discover the history and charm of Toronto's First Post Office, a local history museum and gift shop celebrating Canada's postal heritage.
Toronto's First Post Office, a hidden gem in the heart of Old Toronto, invites tourists to explore its rich history and unique offerings. This local history museum not only showcases the evolution of postal services in Canada but also features a delightful gift shop filled with unique souvenirs. Visitors can immerse themselves in interactive exhibits and learn about the vital role that postal services played in shaping the community. A visit here is a perfect blend of education and nostalgia, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts and casual tourists alike.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Subway
If you're near the Yonge-Dundas Square area, head to the Dundas Subway Station (on the Yonge Line). Take the subway southbound towards Union Station. Get off at the Queen Station. Once you exit the station, walk east on Queen Street until you reach Church Street, then turn right (south) on Church Street. Continue walking until you reach Adelaide Street E, then turn left (east). The Toronto's First Post Office will be on your left at 260 Adelaide St E.
Streetcar
If you are near the St. Lawrence Market, you can catch the 504 King streetcar. Board the streetcar heading westbound and travel to the Church Street stop. Get off here and walk north on Church Street until you reach Adelaide Street E. Turn left (west) on Adelaide and the Toronto's First Post Office will be on your left at 260 Adelaide St E.
Walking
If you are in the vicinity of the Distillery District, you can walk directly to Toronto's First Post Office. Head northwest on Mill Street towards Parliament Street. Turn left onto Parliament Street and continue walking until you reach Adelaide Street E. Turn right (east) on Adelaide and you will find the Toronto's First Post Office at 260 Adelaide St E.
Bus
If you are close to the Toronto Eaton Centre, you can catch the 501 Queen bus. Board the bus heading eastbound and get off at the Church Street stop. After you get off, walk south on Church Street until you reach Adelaide Street E. Turn left (east) and you will find the Toronto's First Post Office at 260 Adelaide St E.
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