TORONTO ATTRACTIONS
| 01 Hockey Hall of Fame Dedicated to the history of ice hockey. Experience over 57,000 square feet of interactivity, hands on games, theatres, the Stanley Cup as well as a collection of hockey artifacts.
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02 Toronto Island Park
A chain of three small islands just offshore from the City of Toronto, which are interconnected by footbridges. Forested pathways and sandy beaches make it an ideal place to escape from the city. The main attraction for families is Centre Island, for its small amusement park. You can get fine views of the city's skyline from the islands.
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| 03 Casa Loma The former estate of Sir Henry Pellatt, a prominent Toronto financier, industrialist and military man. A visit to the castle includes a self-guided digital audio tour and a documentary film that tells Sir Henry Pellatt's life story.
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| 04 Spadina House Museum Chronicles four generations of the wealthy Austin family and illustrates the evolution of styles from mid-Victorian to 1930s Colonial Revival.
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| 05 Mackenzie House Museum The last home of William Lyon Mackenzie - the first mayor of Toronto, a newspaper editor, and a leader of the 1837 Upper Canadian Rebellion. This Greek Revival row-house is now a museum.
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| 06 Campbell House Museum Built in 1822 by Judge William Campbell and his wife Hannah, Campbell House is the oldest remaining house from the original site of the Town of York.
The house is one of the few surviving examples of Georgian architecture left in Toronto. In 1972, the house was moved 1½ kilometres to its current location and fully restored!
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| 07 Fort York Fort York marks the beginning of modern day Toronto. In 1796 Lieutenant Governor John Graves moved the capital of Upper Canada to Fort York for defensive purposes. A community soon develped to the East of Fort York, calling itself York. York changed its name to Toronto on 6 Mar 1834, marking the historic birth of the City. Fort York is home to Canada's largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings.
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| 08 Ontario Science Centre Exhibitions cover astronomy, biology, physics, sociology, technology, etc., each organised to encourage visitors to get physically involved with the museum's installations.
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| 09 Ontario Place
A popular cultural, leisure and entertainment site that is mainly open only in the summer. The 96 acre complex contains a theme park, water park, Cinesphere and a theatre.
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