Category: Architecture

Architecture, History, Museums, Uncategorized

Nine Historic Sites in Toronto Free!

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Mackenzie Investments is offering FREE regular admission to nine Toronto History Museums until November 30, 2017.  What a way to celebrate!  Here are the sites: Colborne Lodge “Explore 19th-century innovation and creativity, city building, science, technology and design as exemplified by John Howard at Colborne Lodge.  The site was built in 1837 and is located at the south end of High … Continue reading Nine Historic Sites in Toronto Free!

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Architecture, Food, History, Uncategorized

Cabbagetown Awaits You

See Architecture and History, Charming Shops and Cafes for All Tastes See the largest collection of Victorian era architecture in North America here in central Toronto. Use this “Map & Tips On Where To Start” which also has a comprehensive list of notable former Cabbagetown people and a self guided walking tour of streets with their homes.  Also visit the historic Riverdale Farm, always free, open 9am to 5pm … Continue reading Cabbagetown Awaits You

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Architecture, Art, History, Museums, Uncategorized

Get to Really Know Toronto

Walk and Learn ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) walks are lead by knowledgeable guides who know the city’s neighborhoods, history, architecture, arts and cemeteries!  People of all ages including children are welcome.  Whether you live in Toronto or a visiting these tours are sure to provide you with interesting insights and facts about this great city Where:  all start and end points are accessible by public transportation … Continue reading Get to Really Know Toronto

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