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  • 401 Richmond Street

    Many of the city’s best artist-run galleries are here in this gorgeous old warehouse. Exhibit openings are often held Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons.

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  • Air Canada Centre

    Home to basketball’s Raptors and hockey’s Maple Leafs, the arena is in the old Toronto Postal Delivery Building. Carvings on the façade depict the history of communications.

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  • Commerce Court North

    The star of Toronto’s early skyscrapers, this massive 34-story Romanesque structure housing the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce was the tallest building in Canada when completed in 1931. Today it matches aesthetically, if not in height, its towering neighbors.

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  • Design Exchange

    This gallery showcases innovative Canadian postwar design (see Design Exchange).

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  • Exhibition Place

    Princes’ Gates herald the entrance to the Canadian National Exhibition’s fairgrounds, hosting major events such as the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.

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  • Fairmount Royal York
    Fairmount Royal York

    This grand château-style hotel (see Fairmont Royal York), once the largest in the British Commonwealth, was built in 1928 by the Canadian Pacific Railway.

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  • Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery

    Toronto’s premiere contemporary art public gallery.

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  • Steam Whistle Brewing
    Steam Whistle Brewing

    This railroad roundhouse now functions as a microbrewery. Tour the facilities, then sample the tasty results at the bar.

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  • Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art

    An outstanding collection of post-war Inuit sculpture (see Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art).

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  • Union Station

    Built by 1921 but not opened until 1927 due to legalities, this elegant train station features a frieze citing Canadian destinations (see Union Station).

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