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Nice place to skate. Food available.
Went there late evening, not the best vibes
Beautiful, atmospheric, and very distinctive landmark building.
There is a food festival when we go there so its a little crowded. Managed to took the Toronto Sign picture which is our main purpose. Short but a must visit when you are in Toronto.
Had an Amazing experience skating here last night. Lots of space to practice in and have some fun!! Would go there again! Iconic Toronto sign is really nice for pictures.
Very nice area with the iconic Toronto sign overlooking it. Arches and spouts for this 10in or so deep fountain. Oh .. please don't climb the arches and don't fall in! Lol
Iconic landscape and great must-visit tourist spot to get photos of Toronto. It's also a good meeting spot with friends and family. There's always something interesting and events hosted here at Nathan Phillips Square.
Located at Nathan Phillips Square (in front of City Hall), this versatile large water fountain remains as a fountain/pond during Spring, Summer and Fall. While in Winter, the fountain transforms into an outdoor Ice Rink for the public to enjoy. There are skates rentals on site but be prepared to line up and bring ID. This captivating setting is enjoyed all year long for people of all ages. Many seasonal activities and events are planned around this fountain and at Nathan Phillips Square so be sure to check the Festivals & Events Page on the City of Toronto's website.
Also to note, from the southwest corner of the fountain, you can take a photo of the iconic Toronto 3D Sign with the Toronto City Hall in the background. The fountain's arches are called "The Freedom Arches" that span over the pool/skating rink. At the base of the arches is a piece of the Berlin Wall. Conveniently accessible via Eaton Center along Bay Street (closest TTC Subway station would be Queen Station).
Located at Nathan Phillips Square (in front of City Hall), this versatile large water fountain remains as a fountain/pond during Spring, Summer and Fall. While in Winter, the fountain transforms into an outdoor Ice Rink for the public to enjoy. There are skates rentals on site but be prepared to line up and bring ID. This captivating setting is enjoyed all year long for people of all ages. Many seasonal activities and events are planned around this fountain and at Nathan Phillips Square so be sure to check the Festivals & Events Page on the City of Toronto's website.
Also to note, from the southwest corner of the fountain, you can take a photo of the iconic Toronto 3D Sign with the Toronto City Hall in the background. The fountain's arches are called "The Freedom Arches" that span over the pool/skating rink. At the base of the arches is a piece of the Berlin Wall. Conveniently accessible via Eaton Center along Bay Street (closest TTC Subway station would be Queen Station).
