my 300th review :)i was fortunate to be one of the first people on the grounds for the doors open last year to see this beautiful facility, suppling 47% of toronto’s drinking water, this facility has been dubbed «the palace of purification» and is a huge marvel to see. this bi-level facility features quite…
You can love it, or you can hate it (okay, maybe you can semi love and hate it too), and personally, I LOVE THIS PLACE. I personally prefer it over Dundas Square because of the variety in events that take place here, though Dundas Square has beautiful animal figurines and display screens that reminds you of…
I don’t give out 5 stars lightly… And having never seen a baseball game (apart from on the TV back in the UK) this was a must see.From the impressive exterior we went in to be greeted by an equally impressive stadium inside, the facilities are heads and shoulders above the standard we receive in the UK, almost…
great place to hang out, catch a free concert, watch some ball hockey, pick up concert tickets, take a city tour, see a protest, watch a free movie.indeed, something for everyone at the square, considered the center of Toronto,truly is the heart and soul of Toronto
If you come all the way to Toronto, I suppose you have to visit the CN Tower… so we did. And I’m glad even though the 40 +12 CAD for the skypod/per person elevator ride is rather hefty. TIP — you can go to the CN Tower website and purchase your tickets at a small discount if you do so 24 hours prior to…
a wonderful memorial to all those who suffered, a park that is tucked away by the massive grain silo’s of an old malting factory is a nice place to escape the city
