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Exploring Toronto Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world. In fact, more than half of its people originated from other countries. The mesh of culture is imminent not only in the city’s food and fashion but also in its architecture. Toronto’s architecture has been described as a big mixed of styles and periods. It is a city of high rise buildings. In fact, defining its skyline is the CN Tower. When you happen to be in Toronto, your trip would not be complete without gazing its architectural wonders such as the following: 1. Center Block The modern gothic designed Center Block is built in 1927. It houses the Senate, Houses of Common and the offices of high ranking public officials including the prime minister of Canada. 2. Chateau Frontenac Chateau Frontenac is reminiscent of renaissance-era castles and cathedrals. It is a luxurious resort hotel constructed in 1893. You can’t help but be amazed of its thick foliage and brick facades. It once housed prominent and celebrated guests such as Franklin Roosevelt, Queen Elizabeth II, King George VI and Winston Churchill. 3. CN Tower CN’s Tower is one of Toronto’s tourist destination spots. If you want to experience fine dining while slowly gazing a 360 degree view of Toronto, then this is where you want to be. 4. Roger’s Centre Formerly known as Skydome, Roger’s Center is the venue for sport and entertainment enthusiasts. Its fully-functional retractable roof is a proof of its innovative design. 5. Calgary’s Plus 15 Walkways Calgary is constructed mainly to decongest traffic and shelter pedestrian during winters. Today, its architectural wonder is undeniable because of the functionality and sheer area it covers. 6. Montreal’s Olympic Stadium This stadium is built for the 1976 Summer Olympics. Constructions and labor problems have not deterred the showcase of its inventive and novel design. In fact, the inclined tower attached to the stadium is still considered the tallest. 7. Canadian Museum of Civilization The Canadian Museum of civilization has been commended for the use of imaginative curved walls and abstract structures which represent Canada’s diverse environments. The museum displays an expensive collection of aboriginal artifacts and rare photographs and memorabilia of some of the country’s most influential residents. 8. Halifax citadel Halifax Citadel is formerly a military complex classically-designed to provide long-range of defense against assaults from land and sea. Having designated as a national historic site by Canada’s government, this naval port is open to casual visitors. If you happen to visit Toronto, you will need more than a day to discover these architectural wonders. Surely, you need a place that is conveniently located in these sites. Toronto Suites furnished apartments are situated in the city’s most convenient locations. This is a great place to stay while exploring Toronto. |
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