Toronto City Hall

The attractions in downtown Toronto are basically together. As long as the weather is good, it feels like a blockbuster to shoot casually 👍! I started from Queens Park and slowly walked south along Bay St., and I would pass the new municipal building and the old municipal building (the clock on the top of the building will ring) to Union Station. You can turn right to visit the Canadian Tower. There is also a Toronto train show next to it! Then continue south (preferably along Bay St) for more than 10 minutes to the beach (Harbour Front). there is a ferry, and you can see the plane landing 👍).

Futuristic Toronto City Hall is a landmark in Toronto, almost as famous as a tower. The City Hall is located at the top of Nathan Phillips Square, next to the Old Toronto City Hall Building. Having both buildings at the same time really highlights the contrast between the old and the new. The newer town hall has two towers that surround one tower, and on the central circular spaceship where the city council meets, it resembles a pod.

Toronto City Hall is located at the junction of Queen West and Belvedere in downtown Toronto, and because of space constraints, the Toronto City Council won the design of the new City Hall in 1956 and was built in 1965, and it is located next to the old City Hall. The building is half-arc-shaped. Relatively similar architectural style. In fact, I have seen it in China. I can’t remember it for a while. So it also presents two styles of history and modernity. There is no sense of violation. In addition, there is also a square at the entrance of the city hall. A very, very famous Toronto logo, huge font, gorgeous side colors, attracting a lot of tourists every day, is an absolute red punch point.

Such an amazing place to see. Must see-visit.

It's the city hall of Toronto, Canada. It's easy to find in the central part of Toronto

Night night view is not a joke 😘

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