Gooderham (Flatiron) Building

Toronto's iconic triangular Flatiron Building, a historic landmark in the downtown core, known for its unique architecture and photogenic wedge shape.

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• The striking red brick and terracotta facade with ornate detailing and a rounded corner
• The famous mural on the east side (by artist Derek Michael Besant) that creates an optical illusion of a train emerging from the wall
• The historic St. Lawrence Market just across the street, perfect for a food break
• The nearby Berczy Park with its whimsical dog fountain and views of the building
• A short walk to the Distillery District for cobblestone streets and galleries

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• The best photo spot is from the corner of Front and Wellington, capturing the full wedge shape. Also look up to see the ornate cornice.
• Don't miss the trompe-l'œil mural on the east side, it's a popular Instagram backdrop. Stand at the right angle to see the train effect.
• Grab a coffee from nearby cafes like Balzac's at the Distillery District or a pastry from St. Lawrence Market to enjoy while people-watching.
• The building is part of a self-guided walking tour of Old Town Toronto. Pick up a map from the St. Lawrence Market visitor center.

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Completed in 1892, the Gooderham Building was designed by architect David Roberts Jr. as the headquarters for the Gooderham & Worts distillery. Its wedge shape was dictated by the triangular lot at the intersection of Front, Wellington, and Church streets. It is one of the oldest surviving flatiron-style buildings in North America.