Toronto · 11 places · Picked by Ravine
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1916 Carnegie library · Roncesvalles
“A 1916 Carnegie library in red brick, with an arched entrance on Roncesvalles.”
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Contemporary art museum · Junction Triangle
“Contemporary art over five floors of a 1919 factory tower in the Junction Triangle.”
Perfume workshop, gallery and coffee bar · Queen West
“A coffee bar, small gallery and perfume-making studio in a lane off Queen West.”
Historic house museum · Casa Loma
“Sir Henry Pellatt's 1914 castle on the hill, with towers, stables and a tunnel.”
Historic site · Fort York
“War of 1812 barracks and blockhouses, the oldest buildings in the city, free to visit.”
Museum of art, culture and natural history · Yorkville
“Dinosaurs, world cultures and Libeskind's Crystal on the corner of Bloor and Queen's Park.”
Art museum · Chinatown
“Gehry's glass-and-timber gallery with the country's deepest Canadian collection.”
Contemporary art gallery · Harbourfront
“Free contemporary art in a 1920s power station on the lake, smokestack and all.”
Modernist landmark · Downtown
“Mies van der Rohe's black steel towers and granite plaza, with free Inuit art inside.”
Victorian conservatory · Downtown
“The 1910 Palm House and its glasshouses, free and warm every day of the year.”
Historic district · Distillery
“Victorian brick distillery buildings on car-free cobbled lanes, now galleries and shops.”
