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Spanish Banks

Spanish Banks Beach

Spanish Banks is a public beach park on Vancouver's west side, situated along English Bay.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

Trinity Bellwoods Park

Trinity Bellwoods Park is a large public green space in Toronto’s west end, between Queen Street West and Dundas Street West.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Vanier Park

Vanier Park is a waterfront public park on the south shore of English Bay in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood. Its peninsula setting opens views across the water toward downtown, the North Shore mountains, and the bay.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

Toronto Eaton Centre

CF Toronto Eaton Centre

The Toronto Eaton Centre is a major shopping mall and office complex in downtown Toronto. It serves as a central retail hub and a landmark within the city's PATH underground pedestrian network.

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• Market
• Toronto

Metropolitan United Church

Metropolitan United Church is a large historic place of worship in downtown Toronto. Its Gothic Revival character and prominent central location make it an architectural landmark as well as a living religious institution.

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• Place of worship
• Toronto

Colborne Lodge

Colborne Lodge is a historic house museum within Toronto’s High Park. Built in 1836, it was the home of John George Howard, an architect and engineer who shaped the city’s early development.

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• Historic monument
• Toronto

Todmorden Mills

Todmorden Mills is a heritage site located in the Don Valley of Toronto, Ontario. It preserves the industrial and village history of the area, which was once a significant milling centre along the Don River.

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• Historic monument
• Toronto

Digital Orca

Digital Orca is a public sculpture by Canadian artist Douglas Coupland beside the Vancouver Convention Centre waterfront. Its orca form is built from cubic, pixel-like shapes, giving the work a digital appearance against Coal Harbour’s natural setting.

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• Art and culture venue
• Vancouver

RBC Amphitheatre

Budweiser Stage, locally known as RBC Amphitheatre, is a large outdoor amphitheatre situated on the Exhibition Place grounds in Toronto, Canada. The venue hosts major concerts and live entertainment events, operated under the Live Nation network.

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• Art and culture venue
• Toronto

Berczy Park

Berczy Park is a compact public park in Toronto’s Old Town, close to Front Street, Scott Street, St. Lawrence Market, and the historic commercial streets around them.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Corktown Commons

Corktown Common

Corktown Common is a large public park in Toronto’s West Don Lands. It combines recreation, habitat, and flood protection for the lower Don River area.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Pacific Spirit Regional Park

Pacific Spirit Regional Park is a large forested regional park located beside the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver. Managed by Metro Vancouver, it preserves significant coastal forest habitat on the city's western edge.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

Place des Canotiers

Place des Canotiers is a public plaza situated in Quebec City's Old Port area, positioned at river level beneath the elevated historic district of Old Quebec.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Quai Paquet

Quai Paquet is a redeveloped public plaza and ferry terminal located in Lévis, directly across the Saint Lawrence River from Québec City.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Toronto Music Garden

Toronto Music Garden is a waterfront public garden on Lake Ontario, designed with cellist Yo-Yo Ma to interpret Johann Sebastian Bach’s First Cello Suite through landscape architecture.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Inukshuk

The English Bay Inukshuk is a stone waterfront landmark on Vancouver’s shoreline. An inukshuk is a human-made stone marker associated with Inuit and other Arctic peoples.

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• Art and culture venue
• Vancouver

Vancouver Playhouse

The Vancouver Playhouse is a civic performing-arts theatre located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. Operated by the City of Vancouver through its parks, recreation, and culture division, it serves as a smaller companion venue to the adjacent Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

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• Art and culture venue
• Vancouver

Underground City

RESO, commonly called Montreal's Underground City, is an extensive network of interconnected indoor pedestrian passages beneath downtown Montreal. It links shopping centres, metro stations, office buildings, hotels, and other facilities across multiple levels.

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• Market
• Montreal

Harbourfront Centre

Harbourfront Centre is Toronto's principal waterfront arts and festival venue. It occupies a significant stretch of the city's Lake Ontario shoreline and serves as a major cultural hub for performing arts, visual arts, and community programming.

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• Historic monument
• Toronto

Society for Arts and Technology

Société des arts technologiques (SAT)

The Society for Arts and Technology, known locally as Société des arts technologiques, is a digital-arts institution in Montreal. It operates as a centre for experimental media, supporting creation, production, and presentation in emerging technological art forms.

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• Art and culture venue
• Montreal

Théâtre Petit Champlain

Théâtre du Petit Champlain

Théâtre Petit Champlain is a compact performing arts venue in Quebec City's historic Lower Town. It functions as a French-language music and theatre room, serving as a cultural landmark within the Petit Champlain district.

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• Art and culture venue
• Quebec City

Vancouver Lookout

Harbour Centre Lookout Tower

Vancouver Lookout is an elevated observation deck at Harbour Centre in downtown Vancouver. A glass elevator carries visitors up to a circular viewing level with views in every direction.

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• Viewpoint
• Vancouver

Manoir Montmorency

Manoir Montmorency is a historic manor above Montmorency Falls in the Québec City region. Its position on the heights gives the building a clear relationship with the waterfall and the surrounding landscape.

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• Restaurant or café
• Quebec City

Brockton Point Totem Poles

Brockton Point Totem Poles is a cultural landmark located within Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia. The display features multiple totem poles representing Indigenous art and heritage from various First Nations of the Pacific Northwest.

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• Historic monument
• Vancouver

Gastown Steam Clock

The Gastown Steam Clock is a public landmark on a sidewalk in Vancouver’s historic Gastown district.

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• Historic monument
• Vancouver

Atwater Market

Marché Atwater

Atwater Market is an Art Deco public market located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Situated along the Lachine Canal, it serves as a significant commercial and cultural destination within the city.

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• Market
• Montreal

Lonsdale Quay Market

Lonsdale Quay Market is a public market located at the Lonsdale Quay SeaBus terminal in North Vancouver, British Columbia. It occupies a waterfront position with views of Burrard Inlet and the Vancouver skyline across the water.

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• Market
• Vancouver

Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art

The Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art is a downtown Vancouver institution dedicated to contemporary Indigenous art of the Northwest Coast.

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• Art and culture venue
• Vancouver

Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy

Base de plein air de Sainte-Foy is an outdoor recreation centre in Quebec City’s Sainte-Foy district. Its setting brings nature-based activity into the city, with a lake, surrounding grounds, trails, and equipment rental forming the core of the visit.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Auditorium)

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Queen Elizabeth Theatre is a civic performing arts venue in Vancouver, operated by the city. It serves as a major destination for opera, ballet, and touring theatrical productions.

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• Art and culture venue
• Vancouver

St-Viateur Bagel

St-Viateur Bagel is a Mile End bakery associated with Montreal's distinctive wood-fired bagel tradition. It is a working production bakery and retail stop, suited to travelers who want to see and taste one of the city's best-known culinary signatures.

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• Market
• Montreal

Steam Whistle Brewing

Steam Whistle Brewing is a visitor brewery in Toronto’s historic John Street Roundhouse at 255 Bremner Boulevard. The brewery occupies a former Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive repair facility, so the visit combines local beer culture with a distinctive railway setting.

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• Market
• Toronto

Chapelle des Ursulines

Chapelle des Ursulines is a historic chapel in Old Québec shaped by the Ursuline presence, religious use, sacred art, music, architecture, and decoration.

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• Place of worship
• Quebec City

Chinatown Millennium Gate

Chinatown Millennium Gate is a ceremonial landmark at the western entrance to Vancouver Chinatown. Its traditional Chinese architectural forms make it an immediate visual marker for the historic neighbourhood.

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• Historic monument
• Vancouver

CRAB Park at Portside

CRAB Park at Portside is a compact harbour park on Vancouver’s downtown waterfront. Its name comes from Create a Real Available Beach, reflecting community efforts to create public access beside an industrial shoreline.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

David Lam Park

David Lam Park is a public park in Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood, situated along the north shore of False Creek.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

Evergreen Brick Works

Evergreen Brick Works is a former brick-making complex in Toronto’s Don Valley, now a destination where industrial heritage, environmental learning, community activity, and the ravine landscape meet.

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• Historic monument
• Toronto

Fairmount Bagel

Fairmount Bagel is a historic bakery in Montreal's Mile End neighbourhood, established as one of the city's two essential institutions for Montreal-style bagels. These bagels are distinguished by being hand-rolled, boiled in honey-sweetened water, and baked in wood-fired ovens.

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• Market
• Montreal

Guild Park and Gardens

Guild Park and Gardens is a public park in the Scarborough district of Toronto, Ontario. The park occupies the grounds of the former Guild Inn, a historic artists' colony and hotel that operated from the 1930s until 2001.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Jean-Talon Market

Marché Jean Talon

Jean-Talon Market, known locally as Marché Jean-Talon, is a year-round public market located in Montreal's Little Italy neighbourhood. It operates as one of the city's principal food markets under the administration of Marchés publics de Montréal.

• Notable
• Market
• Montreal

Joan of Arc Garden

Jardin Jeanne-d'Arc

Jardin Jeanne-d’Arc is a formal garden within the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City. Named for Joan of Arc, it combines seasonal flower displays with a statue of its namesake.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Koerner Hall

Koerner Hall is a concert venue within Toronto’s Royal Conservatory of Music. It hosts classical, jazz, chamber, and contemporary performances in an intimate hall designed around close audience-performer contact and carefully shaped acoustics.

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• Art and culture venue
• Toronto

Kondiaronk Belvedere

Belvédère Kondiaronk

Kondiaronk Belvedere is the best-known lookout on Mount Royal in Montreal. From this elevated viewpoint in Mount Royal Park, visitors see the downtown skyline and the St.

• Notable
• Viewpoint
• Montreal

Montmorency Falls

Chute Montmorency

Montmorency Falls, or chute Montmorency, is a major waterfall east of Québec City. The Montmorency River drops over a cliff into a basin below, creating a dramatic natural landmark close to the provincial capital.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Parc des Moulins

Parc des Moulins is a public park in Quebec City situated on the former grounds of the city's zoo. The site has been transformed into a broad garden space and family recreation area.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

Rouge National Urban Park

Rouge National Urban Park is Canada's first national urban park, established to protect natural, cultural, and agricultural landscapes within a major metropolitan area. It encompasses diverse ecosystems along the Rouge River watershed at Toronto's eastern edge, extending into neighbouring municipalities.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Rue du Trésor

Rue du Trésor is a narrow pedestrian lane in Old Québec, close to the Château Frontenac. It functions as an open-air gallery where artists display and sell their work directly to passers-by.

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• Market
• Quebec City

Sunnyside Beach

Sunnyside Beach is a west-end lakefront beach and boardwalk in Toronto, Ontario. It occupies a historic recreational area along the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, within the broader Sunnyside neighbourhood.

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• Nature site
• Toronto

Sunset Beach Park

Sunset Beach Park is a waterfront green space on Vancouver's West End shore beside False Creek. The park combines a sandy beach, grass, trees, and open views towards the downtown skyline and North Shore mountains.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver

Terrasse du Chevalier-de-Lévis

Terrasse du Chevalier-de-Lévis is an outdoor public terrace on the Lévis bluff, on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River opposite Québec City.

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• Nature site
• Quebec City

The Bentway

The Bentway is a public realm and arts space located beneath the elevated Gardiner Expressway in Toronto. It functions as a linear corridor connecting the historic Fort York district to the city's waterfront area.

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• Historic monument
• Toronto

Trout Lake

Trout Lake is a freshwater lake within John Hendry Park in east Vancouver. The lake and its surrounding green space form a relaxed public landscape with paths, a beach area, trees, picnic spaces, and views toward the mountains.

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• Nature site
• Vancouver