Thanks for Walking with Me
It was a pleasure sharing Toronto's stories with you. Please leave me a review on your experience. On this page you'll find the list of artworks we saw today, a link to the city's public art map, and a list of my favourite local gems to continue your exploration of the city.
Art We Saw Today
Peace Garden
Turtle Sculpture
Spirit Canoe
Inuksuk
Three Sisters
Teaching Lodge
Two Row Wampum
Concourse Building mosaic
Synthetic Garden of Eden
Massassauga Lily
Allen Lambert Galleria, Brookfield Place
The Entire City Project
Pixel Matrix
Lake Light Threshold
Superior
Free Time
Search Light, Star Light, Spot Light
Year Installed
1966
1984
2024
2024
2024
2024
2024
2024
2019
2017
1990
1928
2011
2022
2016
1990
1990
1992
2009
2009
2012
2014
2023
2015
1998
Artist
Henry Moore
Ken Greenberg
Solomon King
Tannis Nielsen
Henry Angootinmarik
Raymond Skye
John Keeshig Maya-waasige
Gow Hastings/Two Row Architect
Zhang Huan
Jaume Plensa
Taqialuq Nuna, Philip and Simata Pitsiulak, George Pratt
J.E.H. MacDonald
James Turell
Nicholas Baier
Micah Lexier
Stacey Spiegel
Fastwurms (Kim Kozzi and Dai Skuse)
Santiago Calatrava
Michael Awad
David Rokeby and Michael Awad
James Carpenter
Douglas Coupland
Dean Drever
Vong Phaophanit and Claire Oboussier
John McEwen
Here are a few of my favourite spots in the city for you to continue to explore.
Toronto City Hall
Take in the trifecta of adjacent historical buildings of Old City Hall, City Hall and Osgoode Hall to experience our history and our political present
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Guild Park and the Scarborough Bluffs
Walk through a graveyard of preserved architectural features and the natural beauty of this sandy escarpment
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This former brick factory is now the home of a scenic nature preserve and trails, environmental education hub and farmers market and cafe
Kensington Market and Chinatown (West)
Explore the eclectic shops, vibrant street art, and global food stalls in this historic and multicultural neighborhood
Walk through the pedestrian-only cobblestone streets of this restored Victorian industrial area, filled with galleries and boutiques
Toronto's largest public park, featuring hiking trails, diverse vegetation, a lakefront, and the famous cherry blossoms
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A tranquil escape from the downtown core, offering stunning skyline views and parkland perfect for a post-tour bike ride.
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You haven't seen the city until you've visited its neighbourhoods and old villages. My favourites include Roncesvalles, Bloor West, Mount Pleasant, The Beaches, Leslieville and Riverdale
Explore the historic splendour of this castle in the city, complete with secret tunnels, towers, and beautiful gardens.
The Old Mill and Humber River Trail
Grab afternoon tea at the historic Old Mill then walk along a centuries old trading route down the Humber Trail to Lake Ontario
Canada's only urban national park offers incredible biodiversity and peaceful escapes just within city limits.
Biidaasige Park and Ookwemin Minising
A newer addition to the city's green space, perfect for relaxing and seeing how new developments integrate public art.
The Beaches and Boardwalk
Stroll along the historic waterfront boardwalk, enjoy the sandy shores, and explore the unique community shops in this serene eastern neighborhood.
Experience the world's last surviving Edwardian double-decker theater, featuring stunning handcrafted leaf-covered ceilings and opulent decor.
Step back in time at this living history museum, featuring restored 19th-century buildings and costumed interpreters showcasing rural Ontario life.