Toronto Culture and Sights

Harbourfront Centre on waterfront Queens Quay is a non-profit cultural facility dedicated to providing arts, culture, education, and recreation programs for Toronto's residents. Indoor and outdoor eve...

Toronto's share of massive Lake Ontario is home to the Toronto Islands. Connected to the mainland by ferries, this island chain has become a popular spot for residents and tourists to get away from it...

With 6 million exhibits the largest and best museum of the city: rich archaeological and paleontological collections, and Chinese and European art. Large exhibitions. Are a planetarium, and the Gardin...

Stretching from Queens Quay to Davenport Road, Bay Street is the heart of Toronto's bustling financial district. Four of Canada's major banks can be found at the intersection of Bay and King Streets, ...

In 1878, Sam Ching opened a laundromat on Adelaide Street. By 1910, there were over a thousand Chinese in Toronto. Today, Toronto's Chinatown has become of North America's biggest Chinese enclaves. Ba...

The Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto has been dedicated to honoring the history of ice hockey since 1943. Since its inception it's become a museum as well, featuring exhibits about players and teams as ...

Nathan Phillips Square is a city square located in front of Toronto City Hall. Visit to people watch or attend the numerous events hosted here, such as art displays, concerts, farmers' markets, and Wi...

By 2007, the art museum and is only partially accessible. Worth seeing the Henry Moore Sculpture Center. 317 Dundas Street W, Wed-Fri 10-21, Sat / Sun 10-17.30 clock, admission $ 8, www.ago.net

address: Ontario Science Center, Toronto, ON, Canada