Exhibition Place: Lake Shore Boulevard near Ontario Drive

4 43.63°, -79.42°
About location

Old Toronto combines a lakeside setting with metropolitan density in a way that reflects its position on Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore. At Lake Shore Boulevard West and Ontario Drive, a major waterfront route runs beside Exhibition Place, the large events grounds that host the Canadian National Exhibition, an annual tradition dating to 1879. Ontario Place, created in 1971 as a provincially run cultural and recreational complex, occupies the lakefront nearby. The Martin Goodman Trail follows this stretch of shore, while Toronto’s high-rise downtown rises east of the grounds. This is a working urban edge where traffic corridors, public parkland and the lakeshore meet.

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