Discover Toronto’s vibrant and diverse Little Italy, tucked between Bathurst Street and Ossington Avenue and extending from Dundas to Harbord Street. This charming district boasts a rich history dating back to the 1920s and is easily accessible via car, bus, streetcar or subway. Today, you can soak up the history of Toronto’s Little Italy by walking along the streets lined with Victorian-era houses before playing a spirited match of bocce ball among friends. Food is a major draw here, and you can enjoy authentic Italian fare and other types of cuisine from local eateries and bars.