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DirectoryThere are many shops and restaurants downtown St. Thomas. Spend a day here exploring the local culture. Use the directory as your guide to find what you need.
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Farmers MarketHorton Farmers’ Market is a best-in-class market destination that promotes civic pride, local culture and supports the regional economy by providing access to high quality food producers, craftspeople and artisans.
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HeritageThe city was first settled in 1810 and Talbot Street was the main street connecting St. Thomas with the smaller town of Millersburg. As a result, it's is a long main street with many interesting buildings to see.
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Historic PlaquesA walk down Talbot Street will showcase a variety of historic plaques and banners on significant downtown locations. Keep your eyes peeled for these as you explore!
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Local CuisineStarting at the West End of Talbot Street and heading East to the CASO Station, there are many dining options to suit your needs. Explore the locally run options that range from burgers to Thai.
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MuralsThe St. Thomas Railway murals are part of a larger project featuring 11 murals on historical themes painted on the walls of various downtown buildings beginning in the mid 1990’s.
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MuseumsDowntown is host to a variety of exciting museums to visit. From art, to history, to built heritage and the military, there are many options for you to choose.
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ParkettesRelax in one of downtown's lush parkettes as your wander up and down Talbot Street. With 3 kilometres of beautifully painted murals, historic buildings, and 300+ restaurants and shops, you may need a break!
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ShopsDowntown St. Thomas is the city's retail core boasting a wide array of shopping options from antique to specialty shops to boutiques.
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