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Tips 1 - 8 of 8 Toronto Things to Do
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The Hockey Hall Fame is a tribute to all those who has played this great sport. In the hall make sure to check out the famous coveted cup in the sport. It's on the third level of the museum. I was in awe about how much information there is about hockey and its history. From pond hockey to arena hockey, it will defenitely give you a great idea of what hockey is and what it means to Canadians.
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Phone: 416-360-7765
Address: 30 Yonge Street
Directions: BCE Place
Website: http://www.hhof.com/index.htm
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This is a great view of the Falls, much better than the US side. You must take the Queen of the Mist ride all the way close to the Falls. To even get a closer look take the tour behind the Falls during summer or Fall. You'll be sure to be wet so make sure to pack a small towel from your hotel in your backpack. At night they have a light show for the falls. You can spend a day there and at night for adults head to the casino and numerous restaurants by the area.
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Directions: It is two hours south of the city of Toronto. Hotels usually have a day trip there or you can cross the border from Buffalo, NY. Bring your passport and another piece of identification.
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Wonderland is about 1 1/2 from the city of Toronto. If you love rollercoasters and waterparks this is defenitely a place to stop with kids. While small kids enjoy some of the rides they'll enjoy the waterpark. There are changing areas as well as lockers to keep your belongings. The fee for the park is a bit stiff, but it is worth the trip.
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Directions: Located north of Toronto off Highway 400, 10 minutes north of Highway 401. Exit Rutherford Rd. head north or south on Highway 400. Public Transit Wonderland Express "GO" Buses run regularly from Yorkdale and York Mills subway stations.
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Sir Henry Pellatt, the dreamer behind Toronto's famous landmark, Casa Loma, was born in Kingston, Ontario on January 6, 1859 to British parents. Ambitious from his youth, Sir Henry left his studies at Upper Canada College when he was seventeen to pursue a career in commerce in the family business. By the age of 23 he became a full partner in his father's stock brokerage firm, from that time on known as Pellatt and Pellatt. That year was also marked by his marriage to Mary Dodgeson, whom he met when he was twenty.
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Phone: (416) 923 - 1171
Address: 1 Austin Terrace
Website: http://www.casaloma.org
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The Royal Ontario museum is great for those who love history and learning about the culture. The ROM offers many different displays. When I was there they had an exibit of the Egypt. It was nice to see unfortunately it was last minute and forgot my camera=(=(
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Phone: 1 (800) 724-6420
Address: 100 Queen's Park
Directions: This on Bloor Street next to the University of Toronto. Museum is located at the "Museum" stop on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line
Website: http://www.rom.on.ca
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I had the pleasure to go to Nathan Philip Square during Winter Festival. It was a great sight to see. So many people just enjoying a good time. Ice Skating in the center of the square was wonderful. It is right in front of Toronto's Civic district.
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Address: 100 Queen Street West
Website: www.toronto.com
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I went to see Mama Mia! when I was in Toronto it was a show that you must not miss. The performance was great! It was great fun!
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Phone: 1800-461-3333
Address: 260 King Street West
Directions: Between Queen St. West, University, Gardiner expresway and Spadina Avenue Royal Alexandra Theatre
Website: http://www.mamma-mia-media.com
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rmdw Tue Nov 11, 2003 18:04 UTC Superb Toronto pages! And that photo of frozen Niagara Falls is amazing! | yen_2 Sun Nov 2, 2003 17:08 UTC Have you seen the "Mama Mia" show? I bet it was real fun?! Anyway, Im hoping to visit this amazing country..=) | genispp Fri Sep 12, 2003 16:58 UTC Beautiful page: I like your photo principal | AnjoLuci Mon Aug 11, 2003 16:48 UTC Lots of good tips. I can't wait to cross the board and visit Toronto. Thought about a road trip. Great pics! |
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