Toronto, Italy
The Eaton Centre is the city's (and perhaps the country's) best known shopping centre and Toronto's most-visited tourist attraction. In large part, this is due to the mall's simply massive size, demonstrated by the eight-storey glass-roofed atrium running nearly its entire length between Dundas and
Queen Streets. The complex boasts more than 285 shops and services, including most of North America's most popular brands, and two food courts catering for every taste. The flock of fibreglass Canada geese suspended from the ceiling are a popular photo op. In 2014, the Eaton Centre acquired the large, elegant Hudson's Bay department store building on the south side of Queen Street, with portions of the building dating from 1895. A tunnel, a footbridge and a street level crosswalk connect the Hudson's Bay building to the rest of the Eaton Centre.
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