A walk exploring some unique arts and culture landmarks in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood.
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From here south, the Yonge Street Strip, as it was known at times, had some of Toronto’s earliest ta…

Look up at the colourful mural by German artist Justus Becker on the side of this city-owned parking…

This house at 21 and 23 Park Road was the site of the Advanced School of Contemporary Music set up b…

The Toronto Public Library’s flagship reference branch is the brain of Toronto. Take a walk inside b…

The Masonic Temple here at 888 Yonge Street opened in 1918 and has had a long and versatile life. It…

Town Hall Square park is a nod to the former village of Yorkville and its original Town Hall, once l…

The 1960s Yorkville scene is one of Toronto’s most storied periods. Before the posh boutiques and ho…

This 700-ton granite outcrop in the Village of Yorkville Park has become a landmark, a place to meet…

Imagine it’s 1963 in Toronto. The city is still largely a Victorian landscape, New City Hall is not …

Yonge and Queen’s Park is a cultural nexus. The Royal Ontario Museum and its rather prominent “cryst…
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