Toronto, Canada
Kensington Market
A vibrant and eclectic multicultural neighborhood designated as a National Historic Site of Canada. The market is famous for its independent shops, vintage clothing stores, street art, and a diverse array of international food stalls and restaurants.
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Kensington Market is in Toronto, Canada. Coordinates: 43.65452, -79.40146. Open in Google Maps
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