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This oval-shaped park (1876, E.J. Lennox) is the setting for Ontario's Parliament and a few government buildings. To the west and east sprawls the University of Toronto, perhaps best known for its medical school where, in 1920, Frederick Banting and Charles Best succeeded in isolating insulin. To the south are the headquarters of Ontario Hydro (1975, Kenneth R. Cooper) which is heated by energy produced by artificial lighting, equipment and people.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green GuideQueen's Park, Toronto M7A 1A2
- The Green Guide546 m - 111 Queen's Park, Toronto M5S 2C7
- The Green Guide556 m - 100 Queens Park, Toronto M5S 2C6
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Where to sleepnearby
- From CA$446Windsor Arms HotelMICHELIN Guide613 m - 18 Saint Thomas Street, Toronto M5S 3E7
- From CA$94Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Downtown672 m - 475 Yonge Street, Toronto M4Y 1X7
- From CA$76Sonder The Wellesley680 m - 29 Wellesley Street, Toronto M4Y 1G7
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Where to eatnearby
- Amal$$$MICHELIN 2023628 m - 131 Bloor St. W, Toronto M5S 1R1
- Enigma Yorkville$$$$MICHELIN 2023651 m - 23 St. Thomas St., Toronto M5S 3E7
- 156 Cumberland$$$MICHELIN 2023752 m - 156 Cumberland St., Toronto M5R 1A8
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