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Historical Things to Do in Toronto

    • Distillery Historic District - Toronto

      • 1. Distillery Historic District

      • A cobblestone and brick arts and culture haven — with good food and great coffee!
        • Culture
        • St Lawrence/Distillery
      • Nile Expert Tip: On a summer evening, the Distillery patios are a great place to hang out and soak in Toronto's history.
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    • Hockey Hall of Fame - Toronto
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    • Fort York - Toronto

      • 3. Fort York

      • War of 1812 brought to life
        • Museums
        • Harbourfront
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    • Black Creek Pioneer Village - Toronto

      • 4. Black Creek Pioneer Village

      • A living museum of pioneer times with authentic buildings and costumed interpreters. Great for adults and kids alike.
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    • Toronto Attractions Passport™ - Toronto
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    • Massey Hall - Toronto

      • 6. Massey Hall

      • Historic music venue with some of the best acoustics in the city.
        • Culture
        • Downtown
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    • Bata Shoe Museum (The) - Toronto
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    • High Park - Toronto

      • 8. High Park

      • Urban sylvan oasis
        • Picnics, Parks & Gardens
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    • Royal Ontario Museum - Toronto

      • 9. Royal Ontario Museum

      • If you are coming to Toronto and looking for some cultural history of Canada, North America, and the...
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    • Eclectisaurus - Toronto

      • 10. Eclectisaurus

      • Art, Antiques & Brocante
        • Shopping
        • Cabbagetown
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  • Toronto is renowned as a fast-paced city, with thousands of restaurants, cafes, galleries, nightclubs, sports venues and concert halls lining the streets. But it's more than just an urban jungle. Toronto is a city for all seasons. In the summer, Toronto’s parks system, beaches and boardwalks satisfy naturalists, while a number of outdoor festivals appeal to almost every interest. When the weather turns frosty, stay warm in Toronto's underground PATH or by spending an afternoon in a cafe or museum.

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