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Primera clasificación Atractivos en Toronto

Radio De Búsqueda (millas)

Moldeados por los elementos durante miles de millones de años, los acantilados de Scarborough, o "Scarborough Bluffs" como se los conoce en inglés, se alzan sobre las costas del Lago Ontario en la parte este de Toronto. Las laderas escarpadas del acantilado es una de las características más singulares de la costa y se alzan unos 90 metros del suelo. Son varios los parques que cubren los 15 kilómetros de los Acantilados de Scarborough que trazan los límites con el lago y si bien la mayoría se encuentra en las cimas, algunos ofrecen senderos angostos por los que podrán llegar a la playa de la base. La vista desde lo alto es absolutamente increíble y son pocos los que pueden negar la belleza de una perspectiva más baja con la cara de roca que se alza sobre las aguas apacibles.

Spadina Museum

Hogar de la familia Austin por más de un siglo, Spadina House ahora funciona como un museo, y lo maneja la división de Servicios Culturales de la Ciudad de Toronto. Se han hecho algunas reformas, pero el ambiente original de la mansión de 55 habitaciones ha sido maravillosamente conservado, dando a los visitantes una visión de la época en la que la inmigración aumentaba y el periodismo sensacionalista tuvo sus inicios (1918-1939). Las salas también están disponibles para alquiler. Los guías turísticos se asegurarán de que la experiencia sea completamente informativa y educativa, sin dejar de ser divertida.

Textile Museum of Canada

Único en su tipo en Canadá, el Museo Textil se inauguró en 1975, y cuenta con una colección internacional de edredones, ropa, alfombras y objetos ceremoniales. La colección se mostró por primera vez en una pequeña zona de Mirvish Village, y se encuentra ahora en un espacio de 25000 pies cuadrados. Las exhibiciones incluyen artes textiles procedentes de lugares como China, Japón, África, el Sureste Asiático y Asia Central, América del Sur y Central, Europa y el Pacífico, así como Canadá y los EE.UU.

Christopher Cutts Gallery

The Christopher Cutts Gallery displays artworks of the cream of the crowd in the world of fine art, not only from Canada, but also the United States and Europe. Displaying works of acclaimed artists and emerging talent, this gallery has hosted exhibitions of the work of Murray Favro, Sherri Hay, Gordon Lebredt, Cristina Lama, Sorel Etrog and many others. In spite of this, the gallery is a bit of a hidden gem that few know about.

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Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art

The Toronto Dominion Bank has been collecting artwork from Canada's Inuit people from the Arctic region since the mid-1960s. That collection has grown considerably over time and is now housed in its own gallery in the Aetna Tower of the Toronto Dominion Centre, which opened in 1987. The permanent collection now consists of hundreds of pieces, encompassing artistic styles from all over Canada's vast Arctic territory. There are an estimated 10,000 visitors each year and admission is free.

Open Studio

The Open Studio is an art initiative that aims at the promotion of new talent, especially those involved in fine art prints. Their gallery is more like a studio space and warehouse for these artists, with the entire space bathed in natural light, making the artwork look even more stunning than it already is. Group tours of the entire facility are available, however one must call ahead and make a reservation for these tours. Several workshops and classes are also held at the studio from time to time.

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Christopher Cutts Gallery

21 Morrow, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M6R 2H9

Toronto Dominion Gallery of Inuit Art

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79 Wellington Street West, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M5K 1B1

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Open Studio

401 Richmond Street West, Suite 104, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M5V 3A8

Leslie Street Spit

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3 Leslie Street, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M5A 3K8

Leslie Street Spit is a man-made wilderness that will make it hard for you to believe that you're still in the city. Located in Toronto, Ontario, this headland was built as an outer harbor for ships docking in from the Great Lakes, but it was never used. So it is now used as a recreation spot and features a beautiful hiking and biking trail lined with trees and flowers. The park also presents one with a great bird-watching opportunity as the area is the breeding ground for several species of birds such as the Black-crowned Night-heron and the Caspian tern. Throughout the trail, one can enjoy stunning views of the Toronto skyline at one side and the Lake Superior at the other.

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Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum

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1700 Bathurst Street, Beth Tzedec Congregation, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M5P 3K3

Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum houses one of the most extensive collections of Judaica art in North America. It was founded in 1965, and has since collected artifacts relating to Jewish culture. Today, the museum houses Torah ornaments, Hanukah lamps and many other articles of interest. Tours of the museum are available, and cultural activities also take place in the museum from time to time.

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Geary Lane

360 Geary Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canadá, M6H 2C7

Geary Lane is a bi-level film studio as well as a versatile space. Set in an old recording studio, it is spread across 278.71 square meters (3000 square feet) and can be transformed according to the event held. It is used for photography, workshops, theater, screenings, film productions, fundraisers, exhibits and concerts.