Location ID: #4750
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Built in 1987, the Novotel Toronto Centre is a downtown Toronto hotel in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood. European style arches line the front of the hotel. Lobby with marble staircase. Large restaurant with a separate entrance. Mezzanine, lounge, ...
Location ID: #3713
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Heritage building. Built in 1909. 8 floors. 56 room boutique hotel. Small lobby, marble floor, wood & marble front desk, small lounge. Restaurant. Small rooms, white and chocolate colour. Double or singe beds only with small bathrooms.
Location ID: #18835
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Eclectic 10 storey hotel in Downtown Toronto with black brick exterior. Available 24/7. Very accessible to TTC. Outdoor patio. Many downtown attractions within walking distance. Hotel itself features Constantine - a Mediterranean restaurant with ...
Location ID: #19118
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Originally built in the 1850's to power street lights in Hamilton. A large renovation in 2020 has expanded the building into a 10,000 square feet community centre with offices, studios, multipurpose rooms, meeting rooms, and a versatile event space ...
Location ID: #14351
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Opened in 2014, the Delta Toronto Hotel is a luxury hotel featuring modern interior design, large outdoor terrace, stunning views of Lake Ontario and the iconic Toronto skyline. 46 floors with 541 guest rooms. The hotel also features meeting rooms, ...
Location ID: #20203
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Really Living Centre is a 25,000 square feet state-of-the-art community centre building. Featuring a 4,060 square feet gymnasium with indoor rock wall, a 376-seat auditorium, meeting rooms, a children's wing with individual classrooms, cafe area ...
Location ID: #9991
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Open Wednesday mornings from 7am - noon, Hagersville Farmers market has been a cornerstone of the community for well over a century. Historical records indicate the market opened on September 21, 1892 and quickly became an important gathering place ...
Location ID: #10314435
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Bamboo Tattoo Studio features a mix of neo-gothic and gothic-luxe style for its interior, with black marble floors, sculptural skull iconography, gold metal detailing, and deep charcoal textures. Across the studio, there are clinical tattoo stations ...
Location ID: #19460
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4000 square foot sports bar, lounge and golf simulator in Parkdale. Indoor golf courses. The colored lights can be customized or turned off completely, and the white walls in between the private booths can be retracted into the walls if needed. ...
Location ID: #10311085
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Canada's first dog friendly restaurant. Munchies Coffee House and Barkery offers a variety of coffee options, waffles, sandwiches and bagels. It can be accessed 24/7 and is close to highways, with ample free parking.
Location ID: #9831
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The Edinburgh Square Heritage and Cultural Centre represents a cornerstone of history in Haldimand County and is an active reference archive and educational centre to this day. Built in 1857 by noted architect John Turner, the building was the ...
Location ID: #6528
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Western Fair District encompasses 80 acres in downtown London and is home to annual Western Fair. Fall agricultural fair includes rides, midway, exhibits, and marketplace. The Agriplex event complex is a 160,000 sq ft indoor space and houses 3 ...
Location ID: #5010
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Conservation park located on bluff at south. Picnic areas, some with rain/sun structures. Pavilions. Willows, maples, small rolling hills in some areas. Open fields. Lookout with lake view. Rusted steel pedestrian bridge spans over Petticoat Creek ...
Location ID: #2133
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Conservation area operated by TRCA just North of Toronto. Steep sided Humber River Valley & tall trees. Wooded trails & stream. Mainly picnic areas with picnic sites, picnic shelters & washroom facilities. Snack bar. Bocce Courts & Soccer Field.
Location ID: #1684
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Conservation area with 1,200 acres. Surrounding wooded areas with trails & hiking areas. Camp grounds. The lake near the splash pad and pool has been filled in. Some picnic areas still reflect that there was a lake like "Lakeview". Hardwood trees. ...
Location ID: #2016
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Includes hall with 350 seats and kitchen facilities, wheel chair accessible. Harness racing track 7/8 mile. 2 ball diamond infields. Exhibition buildings 3,4 and 5 are similar with cement floors and no heating. Covered stalls for animal judging. ...
Location ID: #2810
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Set on 15 acres, facility includes restaurant, fitness club, 2 ballrooms, extensive landscaped gardens, outdoor reception space, an indoor and outdoor pool. 374 guestrooms with balconies in two towers. 40,000 square feet of meeting space. An ...
Location ID: #6780
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Tribute Communities Centre is a sports and entertainment venue located in downtown Oshawa. The hockey arena is home to OHL Oshawa Generals. Opened Nov. 2006 and formerly called the General Motors Centre, it has a seating capacity of about 5,750. ...
Location ID: #14652
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Downtown area of Preston in Cambridge, Ontario including King Street. Preston boasts an eclectic mix of historic and newer architecture, interspersed with open and functional community space. Park with bandshell gazebo, cenotaph, and picnic area. ...
Location ID: #3620
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Located on Speed River, now part of the City of Cambridge. Core is period stone buildings. Former factories and condo building along river. Period stone row housing and church nearby. Old factories and industrial areas. Mill on river. Carnegie ...
Location ID: #2283
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City consists of 3 smaller communities: Hespeler, Galt and Preston. Main street in Galt is Water Street, running along the Grand River. There are 3 main bridges crossing the Grand River in the downtown core; 2 are cement structures. A large ...
Location ID: #8365
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Part of the Idea Exchange, the Queen's Square Public Library and Cambridge Galleries are housed in a 2-storey brick building with a parking lot at the back. Building originally opened in 1977 and underwent significant renovations in 1993. Space is ...
Location ID: #11832
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Renovations completed 2007. This two storey, red brick, 1922 Carnegie Library is situated beside the old Town Hall in the village of Hespeler. The renovations included enclosing the library in a glass box and removing all interior elements of the ...
Location ID: #11754
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The 19th century fire hall, built in 1898, has been renovated to accommodate a main floor museum/gift shop. The second floor, formerly the living quarters, is now the Fire Safety Education Centre, Library and Archives. The library and archives holds ...