As part of our PATH series, we’re close to the intersection of Bay and Wellington across from the TD Bank Tower and we’re going underground through RBC’s 200 Bay Street location. And we’ll be exploring the section between Wellington and King.
What’s Down There, Anyway? And is it Safe?
Surprisingly, the underground PATH is full of retail shops, restaurants and more…all in a brightly lit, clean and spacious tunnel system. Each section of the PATH is protected through security systems and companies officiated by the towers themselves. For instance, this section is controlled by the RBC and TD group of towers.
Is it Wheelchair Accessible?
Most parts of our PATH system are accessible, with upgrades to ensure all sections will soon be 100% accessible. Click on our “Path” tab at the top of our website to see maps already available, with more to come.
Before we keep straight towards King Street, we’ll be taking you down one more level to explore the food court with many restaurants , clinics and dental centres.
As we head back to our original King Street destination, we’ll pass towards the Toronto-Dominion Centre, a complex consisting of TD’s 6 sky scrapers. Even more shops to explore. Like McEwan’s…a gourmet grocery inside a surprisingly large 6,500 square feet. If you choose to keep exploring you’ll head north towards Adelaide Street.
We’ve Reached the End
But we’re heading outside now and onto King Street. With the below video, you can get a good view of what the PATH exit looks like from street view. And you’re directly across from the TD group of towers…another fun area to explore!
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