This page shows the interactive map of stores that our team at MapleVia created for Toronto Premium Outlets, for help visitors find stores and navigate in the space without trouble. The results on the map show where every store is what makes planning trips easier.
To find a certain store, use the search bar in the upper left corner of the map, it allows fast finding. Simply type the name of the store, and it will appear right away. You can also scroll through the categories to browse the available options.
For a more detailed view of the map, move the cursor over it and scroll to zoom. In the bottom right part find buttons to zoom, zoom out or switch to full screen for a clearer picture. Because Toronto Premium Outlets form a single level area, all stores show on one floor plan.
How To Use This Toronto Premium Outlets Directory Map
Click on any marker of a store, and you will get more info about that place.
Toronto Premium Outlets are an outlet shopping centre, sitting in Halton Hills, Ontario, Canada. Although the name suggests otherwise, it is not really in Toronto. The centre sits beside Highway 401, which makes access by car easy.
On the other hand, from the centre of Toronto by public transit, the way to it takes around two hours. So driving by car stays the most practical way.
This was the first outlet centre that opened in Canada. It marked also the first collection of outlet stores of that brand in the country. The opening happened in the summer more then a decade ago, and since then it grew a lot.
The place is a joint project between Simon Property Group and SmartCentres REIT, which makes it one of three such Simon Premium Outlets in Canada.
The design of the space is open to the sky, so there is no dome or closed roof above the shopping zones. That creates an outdoor feel for the whole area, that is nice during good weather, but remember about rain or cold winter.
Here operate many stores. The centre has brands like Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Polo Ralph Lauren, Burberry, AllSaints, Rudsak, Nike and Banana Republic, plus many more. The discounts usually go from around a quarter to more than half off normal prices.
Even so, during big sales like Black Friday, some stores sometimes change labels or hide lower price signs, so watch for that to avoid surprises.
The area around the outlet stays fairly empty. Not a lot of other things happen near, so it really is meant only for shopping. Depending on your view, that can be a plus or a downside.
On the positive side, the centre does offer food spots, so a pause for a meal during shopping does not create troubles.
Getting into the parking can create a bit of stress during busy hours. Especially during weekend sale events, the traffic grows a lot. So arriving in the morning on those days is worth the effort.
Toronto Premium Outlets rank among the top shopping spots in Halton Hills. From Toronto it is only a short journey, same as from cities like London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Niagara or even Buffalo across the border. That reach pulls customers from the whole region.
Some compare it to Vaughan Mills, another famous shopping area closer to the city. Both have their fans and offer different vibes.
The centre follows set hours during weekdays and weekends, though Saturday and Sunday have some differences. During holidays the times adjust, so check before for special days, it always helps. There is also a phone number for the main office for asking questions ahead oftime.
Near the outlet find hotels and places to stay for those that plan a longer rest. It suits visitors from other cities that want to shop comfortably without rushing back.
This interactive map of stores was accurate during its creation, but because stores change sometimes, we will update it. Save this page to easily return and check the info before your next trip.
