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1. Art Gallery of Ontario
Chinatown | Museum/GalleryThe AGO is hard to miss: the monumental glass and titanium facade designed by Toronto native son Frank Gehry hovering over the main building...Read More
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2. CN Tower
Harbourfront | Observatory/PlanetariumThe tallest freestanding tower in the Western Hemisphere, this landmark stretches 1,815 feet and 5 inches high and marks Toronto with its distinctive...Read More
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3. St. Lawrence Market
Old Town | Store/Shop/MallBoth a lovely landmark and an excellent place to sample Canadian bacon, this market was originally built in 1844 as the first true Toronto city...Read More
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4. Bata Shoe Museum
The Annex | Museum/GalleryCreated by Sonja Bata, wife of the founder of the Bata Shoe Company, this shoe museum holds a permanent collection of 10,000 varieties of foot...Read More
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5. Black Creek Pioneer Village
North York | Museum VillageLess than a half-hour drive from downtown is a rural, mid-19th-century living-history-museum village that makes you feel as though you've gone...Read More
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6. Campbell House
Queen West | Museum/GalleryThe Georgian mansion of Sir William Campbell, the sixth chief justice of Upper Canada, is now one of Toronto's best house museums. Built in...Read More
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7. Canada's Wonderland
Amusement Park/Water ParkYogi Bear, Fred Flintstone, and Scooby Doo are part of Canada's first theme park, filled with more than 200 games, rides, restaurants, and shops...Read More
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8. Casa Loma
The Annex | House/Mansion/VillaA European-style castle, Casa Loma was commissioned by Sir Henry Pellatt, a soldier and financier. This grand display of extravagance has 98...Read More
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9. City Hall
Queen West | Government BuildingToronto's modern city hall resulted from a 1958 international competition to which some 520 architects from 42 countries submitted designs....Read More
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10. Design Exchange
Financial District | Museum/GalleryA delightful example of streamlined moderne design (a later and more austere version of art deco), this building is clad in polished pink granite...Read More
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11. Dundas Square
Dundas Square Area | Plaza/Square/PiazzaA public square surrounded by oversize billboards and explosive light displays, Toronto's answer to New York's Times Square is becoming one...Read More
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12. Eaton Centre
Dundas Square Area | Store/Shop/MallThe 3-million-square-foot Eaton Centre shopping mall has been both praised and vilified since it was built in the 1970s, but it remains incredibly...Read More
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13. Escape to Shangri-La
Entertainment District | Restaurant–SightIn the Shangri-La's Lobby Lounge, where guests check in, a band performs, a fireplace soothes, and silk-clad waitresses seemingly float from...Read More
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14. Flatiron Building
Old Town | Building/Architectural SiteOne of several wedge-shape buildings scattered all over North America, Toronto's Flatiron occupies the triangular block between Wellington,...Read More
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15. Fort York
Harbourfront | Military SiteThe most historic site in Toronto is a must for anyone interested in the city's origins. Toronto was founded in 1793 when the British built...Read More
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16. George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art
Yorkville | Museum/GalleryThis collection of rare ceramics includes 17th-century English delftware and 18th-century yellow European porcelain; its pre-Columbian collection...Read More
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17. Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront | Store/Shop/MallStretching from just west of York Street to Spadina Avenue, this culture-and-recreation center is a match for San Francisco's Pier 39 and Baltimore...Read More
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18. Hart House
Queen's Park | Educational InstitutionA neo-Gothic student center built in 1911–19, Hart House represents the single largest gift to the University of Toronto. Vincent Massey, a...Read More
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19. High Park
Bloor West Village | Park/PlaygroundOne of North America's loveliest parks, High Park (at one time the privately owned countryside "farm" of John George Howard, Toronto's first...Read More
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20. Hockey Hall of Fame and Museum
Financial District | Museum/GalleryEven if you're not a hockey fan, it's worth a trip here to see this shrine to Canada's favorite sport. Exhibits include the original 1893 Stanley...Read More
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