Thompson Landry Gallery: A Temple of Quebec Art in Toronto's Distillery District

Getting There

• Walking

  From the center of the Distillery District, Thompson Landry Gallery is easily accessible on foot. The gallery is located at 32 Distillery Lane. Walking from the main entrance at Parliament Street, proceed along Distillery Lane, where you'll find the gallery on your left. The Distillery District is pedestrian-friendly, but the historic streets are cobblestone and can be uneven.

• Public Transport

  To reach the Thompson Landry Gallery via public transport, take the TTC to Union Station. From Union Station, you can take the 121 Front-Esplanade bus to the Distillery District. Alight at the Distillery Loop stop. From there, it's a short walk north to Distillery Lane. TTC single fares are $3.35. Veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces can ride for free on GO Transit, including free transfers between the TTC and GO Transit.

• Taxi/Ride-Share

  Arriving by taxi or ride-share, simply provide '32 Distillery Lane, Toronto' as your destination. The driver will drop you off near the entrance to the Distillery District, from where you can easily walk to the gallery. A short taxi ride from downtown Toronto (e.g., Union Station) typically costs between $10 and $15.

• Driving

  If driving to Thompson Landry Gallery, enter the Distillery District via Parliament Street or Cherry Street. Note that there is no designated parking area within the Distillery District, but there are several Green P parking lots nearby. Green P parking lots cost $2.50 per half hour on weekends, and the daily rate is $20.00. Parking is also available at 70 Distillery Lane (underground), accessible from Cherry Street. You can pay for parking through the Green P or Flowbird app. Expect parking lots to fill up quickly during peak times.