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Trinity-Bellwoods, Toronto — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Trinity-Bellwoods is an inner city neighbourhood of Toronto, bounded by Bathurst Street, College Street, Queen Street West and Dovercourt Road.
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Where to stay in Trinity-Bellwoods
How the choice of base plays out on the ground.
Four streets box it in. Bathurst Street and Dovercourt Road hold the two sides, College Street the top and Queen Street West the bottom, so a bed in Trinity-Bellwoods is never far from one of those four lines. Dundas Street West splits the difference.
Guests who want the Portuguese-Canadian shops take the Dundas stretch running toward Little Portugal, while anyone after the galleries should look to the Queen Street West end nearer the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada.
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The Queen Street West end
The southern boundary street of Trinity-Bellwoods, the side that puts the contemporary art museum closestFind hotels in The Queen Street West endStays wanting Portuguese-Canadian storefronts and the walk on toward Rua AçoresThe Dundas Street West stretch
The Dundas Street West run through the middle of the neighbourhood, continuing into Little Portugal. Lodging is scarce in this area; reserve in advance.Find hotels in The Dundas Street West stretchGuests who want the College Street corner and the shortest hop into central TorontoThe Bathurst Street edge
The eastern boundary of Trinity-Bellwoods, where Bathurst Street and College Street meet. Few places to stay nearby — book ahead.Find hotels in The Bathurst Street edgeHotel links are affiliate links: booking through them may earn us a commission, at no extra cost to you. It never affects how places are ranked. How this works
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Museums & Galleries
2- Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada
- Koffler Centre of the Arts
Churches & Religious Sites
3- St. Mary's Church Heritage
- St. Francis of Assisi Church
- St. Matthias Bellwoods
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About Trinity-Bellwoods
What are the main landmarks in Trinity-Bellwoods?
Art and parishes share the list. Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada and the Koffler Centre of the Arts give the neighbourhood two exhibition addresses, and the register adds three parish churches to them, so the built roll call runs from gallery floors to naves. One church carries the second half of the neighbourhood's name, St. Matthias Bellwoods, and it stands on the register beside the two galleries.
St. Mary's Church sits on the same list. St. Francis of Assisi Church closes the five names the record fixes to Trinity-Bellwoods, three of them parishes and two of them places to look at art.
What is the history of Trinity-Bellwoods?
Ask when Trinity-Bellwoods began and nothing in the file answers. What the record carries instead is a migration story, a large Portuguese and Brazilian community whose businesses line Dundas Street West and continue west into Little Portugal, where the same street is known as Rua Açores. The name is doubled.
Trinity and Bellwoods both survive in it, and the church of St. Matthias Bellwoods keeps the second half in use as a parish title inside the boundary set by Bathurst Street and Dovercourt Road.
Where is Trinity-Bellwoods?
Trinity-Bellwoods occupies inner city ground in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, between Bathurst Street, College Street, Queen Street West and Dovercourt Road.
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What is the best area to stay in Trinity-Bellwoods?
The Queen Street West end: Gallery days with the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada in reach. The Dundas Street West stretch: Stays wanting Portuguese-Canadian storefronts and the walk on toward Rua Açores. The Bathurst Street edge: Guests who want the College Street corner and the shortest hop into central Toronto.
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Updated October 2026