Queen's Park Legislative Assembly of Ontario ✔

"Beautiful building with stunning architecture all around the outside and on the inside. They offer free tours every 30 minutes if you'd like to see the inside of the building (at 3pm they have a 1 hour tour that covers both the inside and outside of the building but the 30 minute tour only covers the inside) and learn more about the history of this gorgeous space. I was lucky enough to have a private tour of the inside (simply because there was no one else who showed up), the beauty still had me in awe every step of the way. Loved how much respect they have shown to our First Nations persons of Canada. A spectacular visit and for those who love architecture and history, it's a great way to spend your time."

"This elegant structure has a great majestic look and also a historic landmark in Toronto. Situated at downtown core and surrounded by the University of Toronto's many other iconic structures. The exterior stoned structure of the building is very impressive, so as the lawns and gardens around it - very well kept. They also offer free tour inside the building, provided you have government issued IDs. This hub of Ontario Government activity is worth a visit."

"On my visit to Queen’s Park, the grand seat of Ontario’s Legislative Assembly, I was immediately struck by the building’s stately presence—its Romanesque Revival architecture standing proudly amid the urban rush of downtown Toronto. The rich, warm sandstone, quarried from Credit Valley, exuded both history and authority, as if whispering the stories of the many debates and decisions that have shaped the province within its walls."