Old City Hall, A Renaissance Gem Amidst Modernity

60 Queen St W
The architectural style is very powerful
4.1
Architecture

Introduction

The Toronto City Hall was located here from 1899 to 1965, and this building is the third generation of the Toronto City Hall. This building was the largest municipal building in North America when it was completed and presented a Renaissance style. Today, it faces off against the new City Hall.

Must-go rating

Must go
13%
Worth going
80%
Generally
7%

Transportation

7%
Self-driving
There is a parking lot
13%
Bus transportation
40%
Subway/Train
7%
Taxi/Uber
33%
Translation: Others
Address
60 Queen St W
Phone 416-327-5614
Website http://www.toronto.ca/old_cityhall

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