Check out the display of artifacts from the archaeological excavation of the first Toronto General Hospital. It's on the 4th floor in the lobby of the Film Library.
Analogue lives! Try out this form of Photography....and watch the Daily GEM of it to help explain. Post a comment when you see the Famous Lomo-Wall!
You HAVE to experience this retro lounge. It's huge with dance floor, Pool Tables, Lounge area and bar. if you don't go you will be missing out :)
La Bicicletta rates high on the index, carrying the finest selection of road bikes and apparel in the city. Leggi tutto.
Check out the gargoyles. Then cross the street to buy 'street meat' from the sausage vendors in front of City Hall. Try the Italian Hot sausage.
Kidspark is fun and educational. Their demonstration on electric static that makes your hair stand is awesome
Rent a bike from the Bicycle Rental place near the beach area. It's the best way to tour the island
Heading to a Leafs game? Follow all the people in blue & white jerseys. You're just minutes away from Air Canada Centre. Enjoy the game!
Just down the street from the Air Canada Centre, the Stanley Cup rests at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Check it out at the corner of Yonge & Front!
Come in and cool off. Bowl a few games. 5 pin or 10 pin. Rock-It Bowl Friday and Saturday nights @ 9pm.
The original one-room school was established in 1848 by Enoch Turner (1792-1866), a wealthy brewer and philanthropist.
Originally named Lambton Lodge, the house was built for George Brown, a successful businessman, his wife Anne and their three children.
If you want to see how rural Ontario looked like during the early/mid 19th century, this is the place. This historic site of buildings and artifacts is where you'll learn about Ontario's early days.
The Gibraltar Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on the Toronto Islands in Toronto, Ontario. Completed in 1808, it is the oldest existing lighthouse on the Great Lakes.
The Toronto Harbour Commission (THC) Building is a six storey building erected in 1917 in Toronto by Alfred Chapman
Built in 1907, the Royal Alex is the oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America
The Toronto Stock Exchange was formed in 1852. It merged with the Standard Stock and Mining Exchange in 1934
Its construction was announced in 1929, and the building was started and completed in 1931. It opened November 12, 1931
TIFF Best bets: Most glamorous roof in town with pool but only if you’re a guest or a star. You may see Ryan Gosling here while you sip at the Lobby bar, open till 4 a.m. Leggi tutto.
TIFF Best bets: Fauxbo de luxe, the lightning rod for global hipsters. Roof is for moonies. Bar open till 4 a.m., last reservation for dinner 10:30 p.m. Leggi tutto.
