Kensington Market is probably Toronto's most unique neighbourhood, and in some ways, the soul of the city. It's a jumble of cheese shops, vintage clothing stores, multicultural food restaurants, art galleries and street festivals in the heart of the city, just west of Chinatown.

Originally a working class neighbourhood of narrow, crowded houses that attracted various waves of immigrants, Kensington Market has always been known for diversity and multiculturalism. Over the years it evolved into a partially outdoor market with an eclectic mix of cafes, shops, stalls and attractions. Well worth exploring, and bring your camera: this is Toronto's most photographed place.