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8.6Capitol Building •111 Wellesley St W (at Queen's Park Crescent), Toronto
Alerrandro C. • September 28, 2017Although it's short, the tour is very interesting. You may see some MPP working.
Brent • January 19, 2013My daughter has really taken an interest in learning piano. It's all due to the amazing teachers and great kids program
SaAb I. • May 7, 2017Finally get to visit after the restoration! Beautiful architecture, the basement is now functional, the pews are all cushioned & the solemnity of the place was kept!
Sanjeev S. • June 10, 2016I've adopted 3 cats from there and have been a volunteer for the last 2 and half years. Adopt, dont shop.
Luiz Z. • September 1, 2013Everything I ate and drank here is just delicious. They have a real wood fire pizza oven so all pizzas are fantastic. And the drink suggestions are great.
John M. • March 13, 2010If you are ever lucky enough to be around during doors open toronto then check out the bell tower at this spot. Not for aged or faint of heart. Some climbing involved.
Justin T. • August 27, 2010Around the hall is a park with open green spaces, benches, gardens, and city wildlife. Nice for relaxing.
8.3University •100 McCaul St (at Dundas St W), Torontokiyemba i. • January 24, 2017Urban with a hipster touch to it. Students are always stylish. All sorts of weird but cool outfits are being pulled off by these art & design students. It's amazing. Perfect school.
Andra Z. • September 15, 2016Amazing architecture. Loved the contrast between old and new (the glass building next to the City Hall)
Lucie K. • December 26, 2014Very nice church and the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass was very interesting even for us atheists.
Doors Open Toronto • May 24, 2013At night, illuminated glass panels glow separately or in unison with a possible 16.7 million different colour combinations on the top of the building. Come visit at Doors Open: May 25-26th, 2013.
Heather M. • August 8, 2021Scenic views, lovely rooms, beautiful historic hotel right in the heart of the city. Easy walking distance to so many great restaurants and must see sites.
Fatih K. • January 27, 2016Very friendly people (in general) with good and attentive service quality
7.6Church •427 Bloor Street West, Toronto
Stanley K. • April 12, 2014Bring some wipes if you plan to use the chairs and tables. Homeless people hangout here too and leave their lingering odours and uncleanliness.
Barbara B. • May 22, 2016Now the bedroom have a new face and the breakfast is amazing, really!😍!! The best part: have wifi too
?Community Center •495 Sherbourne St. (at Wellesley St. E), Toronto
?Structure •270 Gerrard St. E (at Berkeley St), Toronto
Aline H. • January 13, 2012A great community center for kids and adults to leant music or art. Come say hi!
?Auditorium •81 St. Mary St (University of Toronto), Toronto
fab a. • June 12, 2011
CACHCA: Canada's Community Health Centres • August 6, 2011An amazing Community Health Centre in the east end of Toronto. Did you know that Regent Park is the first site for the now-famous "Pathways to Education" program? Learn more at http://www.regentparkch
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