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  • Erika K
    1 contribution
    Bang for your Buck
    We highly recommend this! My husband and I shopped around the distillery district first during the Winter Festival. Really beautiful and lots of nice shops. Our tour was with David and he was very knowledgeable and did an excellent job! Everything was very interesting, and we were taken to areas we wouldn't have went to had we not done the tour. David was so kind and fun. Highly highly recommend !!! Worth your buck.
    Review of: Distillery Historic District
    Written November 23, 2023
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  • susvegara
    Madrid, Spain1,857 contributions
    Great street to explore
    City centre at its best. Lots of shops and restaurants, so easy to walk around and explore. It's a very nice area you will walk nearby lots of big sights like the council or Chinatown, just pace around.
    Review of: Queen Street
    Written September 10, 2023
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  • Bruno T.
    Toronto, Canada757 contributions
    Nice for a walk
    It is a beautiful place to walk or bike around. In winter time they have a lot of winter activities as well.
    Review of: Evergreen Brick Works
    Written June 10, 2023
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  • Kenscruisin
    Toronto, Canada29 contributions
    City of Toronto outdoor event, the last weekend of May every year
    Doors open Toronto takes place the last Saturday and Sunday of May every year.
    This event takes place all across Toronto and is free of charge other then your transportation cost and in some cases parking fees will apply. There are approximately 150 buildings open to the public. Several buildings participate yearly in this event while others come and go depending on the theme for the current year. Each year at the beginning of May a new list of buildings is posted on the doors open Toronto website. 2018 was themed around the theatre and the movie making industry in Toronto, everything from sound stages, lighting and camera corporations, production facilities, costume designers and rental agencies were all participating.
    Many heritage sites including churches, theatres, and government buildings open parts or all of there buildings to the public with some providing guided tours explaining history and architectural features the public may never have seen or known about. This event only happens one weekend each year rain or shine and it is a great way to learn about the city of toronto and its history
    Review of: Doors open Toronto
    Written May 27, 2018
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