Delta Meadowvale Hotel Toronto travel guide

Now the address for more than fifty of Canada�s Fortune 500 companies, Mississauga has humble beginnings as a collection of centuries-old, village communities, which came together only in 1974 to form one of Canada�s fastest-growing cities. Originally named for the Ojibway tribe that settled in the area in the 1600s, Mississauga has become a lively metropolis stretching northward from the shores of Lake Ontario with seemingly endless options for business and leisurely pursuits. Tee off on either the Legends or Masters championship courses at Lionhead Golf and Country Club, or head to Hershey Centre to watch hometown favourites, the Mississauga Ice Dogs, in action. For a dose of shopping therapy, try Square One, Ontario�s largest mall with more than 350 stores or the specialty shops and boutiques of Clarkson Village. For a taste of the exotic head for the Mississauga Chinese Centre or Golden Square Centre. Whether visual or performing, the arts are front and centre at the Living Arts Centre, a dramatic structure of glass, steel and exposed concrete by architect Eberhard Zeidler, the visionary behind Toronto�s Ontario Place and the Toronto Eaton Centre. Take a moment to admire the three-storey stained glass installation, Dance of Venus, by artist Stuart Reid. Stay at the Delta Meadowvale Resort and Conference Centre, located in the heart of Meadowvale Business Park, when you visit next. Tantalize your taste buds with deliciously prepared fare from Regatta Grille. Work up a sweat at Club Meadowvale, one of the city�s finest racquet and fitness facilities, and relax with a massage from our expert on-site professionals. Whether you seek a romantic interlude, a family adventure or just some quiet time, our special packages promise an unforgettable experience.

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