Canada’s favorite sport is celebrated in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The world’s most comprehensive collection of hockey memorabilia, including the Stanley Cup trophy, is on display here. Hockey Hall of Fame The Hall of Fame is partly housed in …
Adjectives fail when trying to describe the provocative Sharp Centre for design. It has been described by some architecture critics as audacious, adventurous and playful, while others pan it as ludicrous. Everyone who has laid an eye on the futuristic …
The Cathedral Church of St. James is an Anglican church built in the nineteenth century in the Neo-Gothic style. The church boasts one of the tallest steeples in Canada. It holds a peal with twelve change-ringing bells. History St. James …
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Inspired by the notes of a cello piece by Johann Sebastian Bach, Toronto’s Music Garden provides a great venue for intimate concerts and a lovely place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the waterfront. Building a Garden of Music …
The third of Toronto’s City Halls, the building now known as Old City Hall is a spectacular showcase of fine architecture and a tribute to the city’s rich history. Building the Third City Hall Old City Hall City Hall clock …
The fifth home of Ontario’s provincial parliament, the Ontario Legislative Building is an architectural delight for the eyes. The Building Ontarlo Legislative Building In 1792, the province of Upper Canada was created. In existence until 1841, it was a British …
The logo of Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada features the outline of a shark, and for good reason: the aquarium’s star attraction is a long tunnel through a huge tank which houses six species of sharks. Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada But …
Beneath the streets of the bustling city of Toronto is an underground world full of stores, restaurants, and other amenities that allow locals and visitors to shop, browse, dine, or just explore, without ever having to brave the outdoor elements. …
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The Church of the Holy Trinity is one of Toronto’s oldest and most picturesque buildings. The Neo-Gothic church lies tucked away behind modern high-rises and borders the small but beautiful Trinity Square. History Church of the Holy Trinity Interior Stained …
Home to the Ontario Legislative building, Queen’s Park is a pretty green oasis located in the center of sprawling Toronto. The park is dotted with tens of statues and memorials. Features of the Park King Edward VII statue Queen’s Park …
