Stretching downtown from Bloor Street to Dupont Street on the south and north sides, and from Bathurst Street to Avenue Road west to east, the Annex is one of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods. With its proximity to the University of Toronto campus, as well as a large number of Victorian homes, the area's residents include a mix of students as well as the wealthy and famous. Shopping options in the Annex reflect this diversity. Honest Ed's is a huge discount store and Toronto landmark at the corner of Bathurst and Bloor streets. You won't be able to miss its sign, lit up with 23,000 light bulbs. Visit Trove to find unique pieces of jewelry, or comb through the shelves at the many neighbourhood bookstores including Book City and BMV Books. For pricey but unique one-of-a-kind furnishings, Commute Home is a must-visit. And foodies and chefs should spend some time at Nella Cucina, supplier of high-end kitchen equipment for more than 50 years.