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City Hall & Nathan Phillips Square
Completed in 1966, Toronto's fourth City Hall was one of the city's first modernist buildings. The then-mayor Nathan Phillips had held an international...
100 Queen Street W
Justina M Barnicke Art Gallery
Great Canadian art hangs in all corners of Hart House - in reading rooms, restaurants, even stairwells - but this is the official gallery, and though tiny,...
Hart House Lillian H Smith Public Library
A postmodern château with a dungeon-like basement and giant bronze griffins flanking the central doorway, this public library is a fanciful piece of...
239 College Street Toronto Eaton Centre
While Dundas Square contains some of Toronto's most important places of worship, the biggest shrine here is devoted to consumerism. The Eaton Centre opened...
1 Dundas Street W
Toronto-Dominion Centre
Mies van der Rohe's late modernist masterpiece is a close cousin to his famous Seagram Building in New York, but the black-steel and bronze glass towers are...
66 Wellington Street W