The Distillery Historic District

The Distillery District is the largest collection of Victorian factory's sill intacted in the world 🌎 was as one time, the largest Distillery in the British common wealth. After being abandoned in the 1980s it was decided to revitalize the hole Distillery. Today it's a coalition of old mixed with new but most of the older buildings are still there. Many find dinning restaurants and craft breweries cobble stone roads, art galleries and many fine restored Victorian buildings. A great place to spend the day or get a coffee and walk around recommend 👌

Fun to go for a few hours and peruse. There are a few good restaurants but they are a bit pricey- but it is a tourist destination so what do you expect. Not a bad spot for cute photo shoots or just coffee and shopping with a friend.

We did over 6000 steps just here- lots to see! Can't wait to come back for Christmas.

It's pricey. Not going to sugar coat it for you. Things here are on the upper end of the scale. But you (usually) get what you pay for. Every shop feels like a cozy place. Every photo is worth sharing. You can tell that everyone who works there loves it. No wonder it draws such a crowd. Don't leave without getting a treat for the kids and one for the adults later 🍸

Vibrant community of small, quirky businesses & artists. Really interesting to prowl around & snoop in all of the shops as each one has something different. They change the decorations seasonally & there is always something new & fresh to look at. Good food places. Good stuff places. Good place.