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A landmark of modern architecture and civic engagement in the heart of Toronto, adjacent to the vibrant Nathan Phillips Square.

Located at 100 Queen Street West, Toronto City Hall is the seat of Toronto's municipal government and a landmark of modernist architecture. Designed by Viljo Revell and opened in 1965, it stands adjacent to Nathan Phillips Square, a public space known for its events and iconic Toronto sign.

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  • 100 Queen St W, Toronto, Old Toronto, Ontario, M5H 2N2, CA
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  • Visit Nathan Phillips Square in front of City Hall to see the iconic Toronto sign and enjoy seasonal events.
  • In winter, take advantage of the free ice-skating rink in Nathan Phillips Square.
  • Explore the public art installations in and around City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square.

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  • Public Transport

    From Union Station, take the Line 1 subway northbound to Osgoode Station. From there, it's a short walk east along Queen Street West to City Hall. Alternatively, from Union Station, the 501 Queen streetcar provides direct access along Queen Street West. TTC fares are approximately $3.30 CAD, and are accepted via Presto card, debit, or credit card.

  • Walking

    From Union Station, walk north on University Avenue for approximately 20 minutes until you reach Queen Street West. Turn left and walk west along Queen Street West, and you'll see City Hall on your right. This is a straightforward and scenic walk through the heart of downtown Toronto.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    From Union Station, a taxi or ride-share to City Hall will take approximately 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic. The estimated cost is $7-$10 CAD. Several taxi stands are located outside Union Station.

  • Parking

    If driving, parking is available at the Nathan Phillips Square Garage (Carpark 36) located at 110 Queen Street West. Hourly rates are approximately $4.50 CAD per half hour, with a daily maximum of $25 CAD (7am-6pm). Evening maximum (6pm-7am) is $9 CAD. Other nearby parking garages are available, with varying rates.

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Toronto City Hall, situated at 100 Queen Street West, is more than just a government building; it's an architectural icon and a central hub of civic life in Toronto. Designed by Finnish architect Viljo Revell, with structural engineering by Hannskarl Bandel, it officially opened on September 13, 1965, replacing the Old City Hall as the city's main municipal building.The building's design is distinctly modernist, featuring two curved towers of differing heights that embrace a central domed Council Chamber. The East Tower rises to 27 floors (99.7 meters), while the West Tower has 20 floors (79.6 meters). This unique design was chosen from over 500 submissions in an international competition.Adjacent to City Hall is Nathan Phillips Square, designed as part of the same competition. The square features a reflecting pool that transforms into an ice-skating rink in winter, the iconic Toronto sign, and public art installations. The square is a popular venue for festivals, concerts, and other public gatherings.Toronto City Hall is a designated heritage property, recognized under the Ontario Heritage Act for its historical and architectural significance. It stands as a testament to Toronto's growth and modernization in the mid-20th century, embodying the city's vibrant culture and civic pride.

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