Ontaria Science Centre: The Ontario Science Center is a family oriented attraction with many interesting exhibits to entertain children. It occupies a site overlooking the Don Valley about ten Kilometers northeast of the city center. Designed by the virtuoso architect Raymond Moriyama this modern building was completed in 1969. Visitors to the center are brought face to face with the latest developments in technology telecommunications optics biology physice space travel and meteorology and much more all presented in an absorbing and imaginative way. The emphasis is very much on visitor participation with many interactive displays and widesprread use of suitably installed computing and other equipment. Address: 770 Don Mills Road, Toronto.
High Park: High Park is a huge green space with sunken gardens hanging basket gardens nature trails natural pounds and streams. The 165 acre country property originally owned by the Howards was deeded to the City of Toronto in 1873. This deed included the fact that the park was to remain for the free use benefit and enjoyment of the citizens of Toronto and it be called High Park. Animal paddocks swimming and wading pools playgrounds picnic areas and a scenic train tour are highlights. The grounds also include 19th century recreated gardens a Coach House and the Howards Tomb. Annually the Canadian age Company puts on a performance at the open air theater in Toronto's High Park during the monts of July and August known as Shakespeare in the Park.
Distillery District: Toranto's Distillery District is a restored historic area that has been turned into a trendy entertainment and shopping district. Visitors will find charming boutiques galleries artists sudios and restaurants. The Distillery District also hosts a variety of entertainment events and is home to numerous performing arts venues and schools. This is an interesting place to come during the day or evening.