Legislative Assembly of Ontario

You can go for a free tour of the building. It was well maintained. Worth visiting

Very beautiful old building. Went on a guided tour which was free. Guide explained a lot and showed us around the old building. Fun trip for kids and .. Read more »adults. Tour was maybe a half hour.

Visited on Doors Open Toronto weekend and it impressive to see the history and architecture of the building. Can't wait to go back and explore more ne.. Read more »xt time it's open for free.

Free tour. Stunning architecture. Rich history.

On 28,29th of May, doors open, you can visit inside of parliament. Nice area to visit. Old building back to approximately 1900.

Great place to visit in Toronto. You can visit everyday for free. From September to December you are also allowed to watch the MPPs in the main hall.

I went into the building as a visitor ( there is a guided tour open for the public ; make sure to bring a piece of photo ID and you will get through t.. Read more »he security check before the tour ) It was a super informative tour and such a great experience to see the inside of this magnificent building.

A great place to experience the rich architecture. Serene and beautiful.

I got to see Queen Elizabeth II here on what was her very last visit to Canada. Her majesty was radiant as always and it was quite the thrill to be le.. Read more »ss than an arms length away!

Got a great tour here It's so nice and beautiful inside but unfortunately I wasn't allowed to take pictures

The Ontario Legislative Building (French: L'édifice de l'Assemblée législative de l'Ontario) is a structure in central Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It ho.. Read more »uses the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, and the viceregal suite of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and offices for members of the provincial parliament (MPPs). The building is surrounded by Queen's Park, sitting on that part south of Wellesley Street, which is the former site of King's College (later the University of Toronto), which was later leased from the university by the municipal government of Toronto for a "peppercorn" payment of CAD$1 per annum on a 999-year term.[1] The southern portion of the site was

Unfortunately, I was only able to see it from the outside, because the building was closed due to Labor day. I can say for sure that it looks great (a.. Read more »gain) from the outside and I can't wait to see it when I come back to Toronto.

Fantastic tour from Jordan! So lovely to hear from someone so enthusiastic and passionate!

One of the beautiful places to travel in Toronto downtown. The architecture is so amazing.

Near queens and museum subway —Views are nice —Photo friendly place —Nice place for picnic in downtown —Tim hortons and starbucks is also nearby ( goo.. Read more »gle restaurants)

Why I love the place so grand a sight, at least as my eyes make it so. At times it can't be a slice of something divine by tongues definition of taste.. Read more ». At times a slice nah a piece of legislation bordering upon beauty only found upon Art. It should almost stand to be, Every piece that leaves such as it is, from the efforts, believes, debates, speakers presiding all the while, creating so many Great Works. All the while the public, kept on repeating, you forgot, forgotten, overlooked, disregarded this right, that right, my rights. Tis now I not believe what your Act tells me, till now we all thought seperate, tis till now that was the norm. For the hopes of a new way, the hopes of all to reform from the one which is given so much. That the many seek to form, one within many, all into one, yet still one it shall have to be for the many found as they justly want to be. Right? ♥️Love always, everlasting♥️ I know truth as I see.

Great school visiting experience! I met a student from UfT in a random mall by coincidence. She took us to visit this school, which was very interesti.. Read more »ng.

We took the kids there on occasion The architecture is indeed impressive. Too bad there is much fear mongering going on inside though.

Built in the late 19th century, the building of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario is a hard one to ignore. I'm not necessarily fond of buildings tha.. Read more »t are built to impress and convey a message of power. This one has features that soften its imperialistic penchant, such as pink bricks, but its style is still unmistakably inspired by similar structures that were built around the same time in several Commonwealth countries.

? Wonder: 216 Years ? ? No one knows when it was built... As far as we know; it's just always been there

great place to walking around during Doors Open event

Great place, just next to University of Toronto, downtown. Well maintained building with beautiful architecture. They also have shop which sell histor.. Read more »ic stuff. Entry is free and one of the good place to take pictures.

Why I love the place so grand a sight, at least as my eyes make it so. At times it can't be a slice of something divine by tongues definition of taste.. Read more ». At times a slice nah a piece of legislation bordering upon beauty only found upon Art. It should almost stand to be, Every piece that leaves such as it is, from the efforts, believes, debates, speakers presiding all the while, creating so many Great Works. All the while the public, kept on repeating, you forgot, forgotten, overlooked, disregarded this right, that right, my rights. Tis now I not believe what your Act tells me, till know we all thought seperate, tis till now that was the norm. For the hopes of a new way, the hopes of all to reform from the one which is given so much. That the many seek to form, one within many, all into one, yet still one it shall have to be for the many found as they justly want to be. Right? ♥️Love always, everlasting♥️ I know truth as I see.

Such a beautiful and special place. Proud to be Canadian!!

Besides touring the beautiful building, be sure to check out the many monuments on site - which are described on plaques: Sir John A. Macdonald, Georg.. Read more »e Brown, Queen Victoria, Sir Oliver Mowat, the Ontario Veterans Memorial and others.

The amazing main entrance with the 3 archways in Roman style is in the background of the cover of the 1981 pioneering prog-rock album of Rush "Moving .. Read more »Pictures". 2 of three members of the band are sons of the city. Enjoy listening! R.I.P. Neal. Hope, that the jukebox in heaven is equipped with all albums of the band.