You do need to have photo ID and get permission from the police to get in and visit the door. The building inside is impressive but on the tour you can only visit a few of the rooms. You can take pictures and use flash.
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Again, a really cool building if you're into architecture and want to be able to go through, walking the grounds and hanging out with a coffee is pretty nice too
We were like many who could not initially gain access as we had no photo ID so had to come back later. Tours are free so you cannot complain and last about half an hour. You are restricted on where yo...
We had a free guided tour and it was very interesting to find out a lot of facts about how Toronto came about and how the Provincial government works. Short visit but very informative. The statues dot...
You do need to have photo ID and get permission from the police to get in and visit the door. The building inside is impressive but on the tour you can only visit a few of the rooms. You can take pictures and use flash.
When I went to Toronto for the first time, I saw this magnificent building from a distance when I walked on university street, but it was not until my third time I went to Toronto to check in and I learned its name.
The Provincial Assembly Building is majestic and magnificent. The east and west wings of the building have different architectural styles. The east wing is a European architectural style, while the Italian marble and dinosaur fossils on the stone pillars on the west wing are more eye-catching. The interior decoration of the Provincial Assembly Building is antique, with various distinctive sculptures and murals, showing the infinite charm of the building. There are also many historical relics and historical documents on display in the building.
Legislative Assembly of Ontorio is located on Universty Str. Adjacent to the University of Toronto, next to Queen's Park. It is a very characteristic building. It can be visited for free, but you must bring your ID to the front desk to register. There is a special person to explain and visit the place for free It is the conference hall on the second floor of the building in front, it is worth a visit [view] [fun] [price ratio]
The entire building of the Ontario Parliament House is ancient, imposing, grand, with a tea-colored look organically integrated with the surrounding green landscape. The building has a different style in its east-west wings. The eastern wing is European style, the western wing is more conspicuous with Italian marble and dinosaur fossils on stone pillars. The interior of the building is quaintly decorated, with various distinctive carvings and frescoes that show the infinity of the building. There are many historical relics and documents on display in the building for visitors to visit.