Princes' Gates
Princes' Gates is a monument Toronto located in Canada.
Princes' Blvd. (at Strachan Ave.) Toronto ON Canada
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This is an icon in Toronto. It's been maintained and still looks great. A definite photo op.
Come here with your cycle and relax in the adjacent Coronation park with nice views of the lake .
Lots of fun for all ages! Try to go on a weekday when it's less crowded . If you want to go on rides in the evenings, highly recommend an Express pass.
I absolutely love coming here unfortunately the prices are rediculous they should have better deals for bigger families
The Princes' Gates, designed by the architectural firm of Chapman & Oxley, were opened in 1927 by H.R.H. Edward, Prince of Wales and his brother, Prince George.
Look up "how to beat carnival games" before you come and impress your date #winning
With even less onsite parking if you're not there by 10:30 am, you're gonna have a bad time.
Dutch frites + spicy mayo
Everything(games) is set to be failed lol
Beautiful triumphal arch.
Welcome to historical Princes' Gate. Head West to BMO Field if you're coming to a Toronto FC match. Follow all the red jerseys!
Important landmark in Toronto.
Serves as a secondary entrance to The EX.
ice cream waffles ftw
Having a blast
Princes' Gates. As in Prince, Masculine.
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You should try donut burger for an odd food experience!! - Işın Ünlü
Fun relaxed vibe. No bad seat in the house. - Russell Holley
Lots of neat items. A great day. Lots of fun. Bring cash and a bottle of water. - PALR
Amazing architecture. Loved the contrast between old and new (the glass building next to the City Hall) - Andra Zapartan
This historic house in downtown Toronto is a great example of Georgian architecture and is the only remaining brick residence of the Town of York. Lots of historical artifacts are in store here. - DHR.com
Amazing view and don't forget to stop by here if it's your first in Toronto! - Vanessa Leuterio
The Mac n Cheesery is delicious! Varieties of mac n cheese and grilled cheese! - Stephanie Huitema
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Monument
Place Canada » Ontario » Toronto