Suggestions for Monument near Entertainment District, Toronto

Shiraz • July 5, 2014I liked it & i didnt liked it. Liked it as its a monumental place and glass floor. Didnt like it coz the view is blocked with grills, pay extra to go on topmost section and inconvenience of parking.

Gabriel S. • November 29, 2019This stretch along King Street West/John to King Street West/Simcoe and then to Simcoe/Wellington Street West honours outstanding Canadians.

MoniQue • July 4, 2012The scenery is amazing! Take a moment to take it all in.

Gabriel S. • January 19, 2020The glass floor isn't actually that big, but it was the world's first, opening in 1994

Jennifer W. • December 1, 2011When the weather is decent, it's a good spot to catch the game on the big screen

Jaime M. • August 31, 2010It's much nicer to walk on the grass than the dirt paths... But watch for the doggie doo doo

Tyson H. • June 1, 2013Thursday farmers market in the summer - the back bacon sandwich is worth the HUGE lineup!

Jill R. • June 10, 2010Come chill out in the atrium. Couches to relax, tv's to watch and the soaring open ceiling. Calm in the busy downtown core.

Naveen A. • November 24, 2011La Prep makes yummy soups and salads - butternut squash bisque pretty good

Rob A. • August 25, 2013Stop by to look at the sculpture "Campsite Founding".

Gregory D. • July 2, 2017Amazing! Everybody should include this experience in their Bucket List. Worth every penny

Paul • February 10, 2010Great visit to the condo store. Will be sharing it with my clients at UniqueToronto.com. FYI I can offer #airmiles when u buy an Empire condo thru me.

Ian L. • August 23, 2012The Food Emporium cafe at the downstairs of this office building has the beat Chinese steam table lunch I've had in recent memory

Steven I. • September 13, 2014Definitely the best massage in the city. If you want a deep pressure massage this is the place to go.