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1. Aga Khan Museum
North YorkMore than 1,000 pieces of Islamic art from the collection of the family of renowned philanthropist and religious leader Aga Khan are the focus of...Read More
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2. St. Lawrence Market
Old TownSt. Lawrence Market is an iconic and historical city landmark, renowned as one of the world’s greatest food markets. Since the market’s construction in the...Read More
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3. Flatiron Building
Old TownOne of several wedge-shape buildings scattered around North America, Toronto's Flatiron occupies the triangular block between Wellington, Scott, and Front Streets. It was erected in...Read More
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4. Fort York
HarbourfrontThis historic site is a must for anyone interested in the city's origins. Toronto was founded in 1793 when the British built Fort York to...Read More
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5. Hart House
Queen's ParkLooking for all the world like a setting from one of the Harry Potter novels, this neo-Gothic student center opened its doors in 1919. Originally...Read More
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6. Ontario Legislative Building
Queen's ParkThis 1893 Romanesque revival building is often referred to simply as "Queen's Park," after the surrounding grounds. The detail-rich exterior is made of pink Ontario...Read More
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7. St. James Cathedral
Old TownBank towers dwarf it now, but this Anglican church with noble Gothic spires has the tallest steeple in Canada. Its illuminated clock once guided ships...Read More
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8. St. Lawrence Hall
Old TownBuilt in 1850 on the site of the area's first public meeting space, St. Lawrence Hall is Renaissance revival architecture at its finest. The hall...Read More
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9. Toronto's First Post Office
Old TownThis small working post office dates from 1833 and still functions with quill pens, ink pots, and sealing wax—you can use the old-fashioned equipment to...Read More
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10. Mackenzie House
Dundas Square AreaOnce home to journalist William Lyon Mackenzie, Toronto's first mayor (elected in 1834) and designer of the city's coat of arms, this Greek Revival row...Read More
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