Osgoode Hall
Osgoode Hall is a courthouse Toronto located in Canada.
130 Queen Street West (at University) Toronto ON M5H 2N5 Canada
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Did you know Osgoode Hall was built in 1829 and was named in honour of the province's first chief justice, William Osgoode? Come visit us during Doors Open on May 25-26th, 2013.
This Toronto landmark building where you'll learn a lot of things about the city 's legal activity. Don't miss the Osgoode Hall Dining Room when you're here. Amazing garden views as well .
Such a lovely place to sit in the grass and take a break in your busy day.
Gorgeous architecture ! You have to do the tour (daily at 1:15pm).
Check out the lower barristers' lounge if you can, it's pretty neat.
Around the hall is a park with open green spaces, benches , gardens , and city wildlife . Nice for relaxing.
Check out the summer tours starting in July! Soooooo informative and beautiful.
Great place for focused study.
A great place to sit and eat your lunch !
Tienen que visitar su biblioteca !
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Caf downstairs has $4 breakfast and $7-8 lunches. Restaurant on 2nd floor open from 12-2 everyday with a large menu to chose from, prices vary. - Richard James
Category Community and Government » Government Building » Courthouse
Place Canada » Ontario » Toronto