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Part of the railway museum, the park offers restored train equipment & miniature steam train rides.
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This was a really interesting museum. If you are interested in locomotives and history, it's pretty amazing to think of what this was once used for. Also pretty cool to see the old rail cars and newer ones too. Have to say I appreciated the little gift shop too - prices that were not outrageous. Finally the little train ride was a good attraction too, not costly and seemed to interest kids and adults alike.
I’ve lived across the street from this park for over 10 years and it’s a great park. Lots of green space, picnic tables, a little park for kiddos, a brewery, and a couple restaurant options - and a train museum! They run a little train during the summer you can ride around - best way to see the whole park. Steam Whistle has an annual summer and winter beer festival that’s great. I have so many pics to share through my many years so I’ll try to keep it at a minimum:) - It’s my favorite park in the whole city :)
This park has a museum, playground, and a mini train ride. There are water fountains and a few benches.
Great place to chill out and so many good angles to take photos! I’m sure amateurs would love this place for some shot practices! Nice blend of the old and the new!
One of Toronto's best-known tourist attractions. Here there is fun and activities everywhere.
Playground for children with a replica of a small locomotive train, slide and seesaw. In the same square is the train museum, with several replicas of old Canadian trains, in addition to the small locomotive ride.
A brewery, some restaurants and it is next to the stadium, CNTower and the Aquarium.
Arriving at the site can be made by car, shuttle cars or public transport, through the union station on the yellow line of the metro. The square is very large and has well-maintained lawns and walking areas, making it possible for everyone to get around.
Playground for children with a replica of a small locomotive train, slide and seesaw. In the same square is the train museum, with several replicas of old Canadian trains, in addition to the small locomotive ride.
A brewery, some restaurants and it is next to the stadium, CNTower and the Aquarium.
Arriving at the site can be made by car, shuttle cars or public transport, through the union station on the yellow line of the metro. The square is very large and has well-maintained lawns and walking areas, making it possible for everyone to get around.
I love the place. If you are up to engines I think it's a must to visit this place where you can have a look of the different trains in the past. I recommend to try the Biergarten Restaurant in the place.
Excellent place for kids . I've been here twice, and both times have been amazing. Very friendly staff, efficient service. Nearby food truck Food was great.
Also a fun stop for grabbing a beer. Their tour is interesting. If you go, pull the whistle cord!
Fun place to enjoy with family
Also a fun stop for grabbing a beer. Their tour is interesting. If you go, pull the whistle cord!
Fun place to enjoy with family
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