Best places: Historical landmarks in Toronto, Canada

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Georgian-style tavern from the 1830s, now displaying period pieces & hosting a farmers' market.

👍👍 My husband and I could not have chosen a better venue to host our wedding in November 2021. The staff delivered first class service from start to finish. Our expectations were exceeded in every way. A heartfelt thank you to Nicole and her team for exceptional service and expertise. You made our d...

👍👍 Great Brewery. I used to love coming to this building when it was empty because it was so photogenic and you could even hang out on the roof. I was happy when I heard that they were renovating this place and love how it turned out. I had a photo exhibit in their old location where I showed photos fr...

1851 home built by one of Toronto's early surveyors, with tours, croquet & a community quilt group.

👍👍 very beautiful experience. Don't be fooled by the first tunnel if you're coming from Moccasin Trail. The first tunnel is plain grey which fooled me. The second one is the beautiful rainbow tunnel. Lovely trail, best to go on a bright sunny day for great pics.

Restored 19th-century buildings, including 2 residences & a brewery, plus a wildflower preserve.

👍👍 The cemetery starts at Yonge St. and extends to Bayview Ave. Not only is it home to large mausoleums and beautifully carved sculptures, but also it is a very beautiful and well-maintained garden that provides a splendid view in every season. It is a safe place to have your daily walk or cycling in...

👍 Really cool museum! Happy to see there is no fee for general admission. Open Wednesdays to Sundays now from 11- 4 I think. 2 buildings open for viewing when I went. No wait when I went on Sunday just around noon. Had a partial guided tour and got to wander around for the rest of it. Would be great i...

👍👍 Lovely garden, peaceful place to just chill and naval gaze :)

👍👍 First time in this area and I never ever knew the Air India 182 Memorial existed in this park. Sat and looked it all over for awhile and read the names on the wall. So many lost there lives in this world disaster. This is an amazing work of art left for the families and memories of those fallen

👍👍 Just got married here a few days ago. Service was so great, gave us so much info on the house and any other questions we had about getting married, changing our names etc. We went to get licensed and the lady there gave us two options, here and a court house, we took the cheapest option without kno...

👍👍 The archway welcomes people to the neighbourhood - Chinatown East - and is symbolic of the revitalization of this neighbourhood. The archway itself is a beautiful tribute to the men and women who worked on the railway. Notice the carvings on the 13-metre tall structure that pay tribute to the Chine...