Celebrating the Architectural Integrity and Historic Character of Cabbagetown

Honouring Cabbagetown’s Past, Inspiring Its Future

A Village Within A City

Welcome to Cabbagetown

One of Toronto’s most distinctive and cherished neighbourhoods, Cabbagetown is a vibrant historic community set within the heart of one of the world’s most multicultural cities.

Bounded by Wellesley Street East to the north, the Don Valley to the east, Sherbourne Street to the west, and both Gerrard Street East and Shuter Street to the south, Cabbagetown blends heritage charm with urban energy. Within these borders you’ll find tree-lined streets, beautifully preserved Victorian homes, welcoming parks, and a strong sense of community spirit that has defined the neighbourhood for generations.

While Toronto continues to grow and evolve, Cabbagetown remains rooted in its history. Its architecture tells the story of 19th-century development, while its residents reflect the diversity, creativity, and inclusiveness that shape modern Toronto.

Cabbagetown is more than a place on a map; it’s a living, breathing community where heritage and diversity meet.

Illustrated map by All Over the Map Studios

Since 1989, The Cabbagetown Preservation Association (CPA) has been dedicated to preserving and celebrating the architectural and cultural heritage that make Cabbagetown uniquely vibrant and historically rich. Through educational initiatives and advocacy efforts, we work to raise awareness of the area’s deep history, fostering an appreciation for both its social and built heritage. Our work isn’t just about preserving old homes—it’s about keeping our community’s spirit and stories alive.

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