Even if you rank shopping with the flu, you may be charmed, possibly dazzled, by this impressive environment, Toronto's top tourist attraction. The 3-million-square-ft building extends along the west side of Yonge Street all the way from Queen Street up to Dundas Street (with subway stops at each end). From its graceful glass roof, arching 127 ft above the lowest of the mall levels, to Michael Snow's exquisite flock of fiberglass Canada geese floating poetically in the open space of the Galleria, to the glass-enclosed elevators, porthole windows, and nearly two dozen long and graceful escalators, there are plenty of good reasons to visit Eaton Centre. Safe, well-lighted parking garages with spaces for some 1,800 cars are sprinkled around Eaton Centre.