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Copyrighted Material 16_575309 bindex.qxd 11/16/04 11:33 PM Page 266 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Air Tickets Direct, 36 Royal Ontario Museum Akropol, 137 (ROM), 2, 118, 128–129, The Algonquians, 183 168 A ARP, 27 Allan Gardens, 145 ROMwalks program, Abyssinia, 161 Allen’s, 216 150 Academy of Spherical Arts, The Alumni Gates, 165–166 University of Toronto Art 215 Alvand Food Mart, 161 Centre, 2, 6, 135, 166 Accents, 217 American Airlines, 34 Arts and crafts, 183 Access America, 24 American Airlines Vacations, The Art Shoppe, 191, 195 Accommodations, 55–75. 38 Arts on King, 183 See also Accommodations American Express, 15 Art Zone, 183 Index emergency number, 17 Ashbridge’s Bay Park, 150 best bets, 7–8 traveler’s checks, 16 Assaulted Women’s Help Downtown East, 64–68 American Foundation for the Line, 51 Downtown West, 56–63 Blind, 26 Asylum, 161, 198 The East End, 73 The Amsterdam, 216 AT&T Rogers Cup, 22, 156 family-friendly, 66 Amtrak, 37, 232 ATMs (automated teller Hamilton area, 255 Ancient Egypt Gallery, 129 machines), 15 help for finding, 56 Angus Glen Golf Club, 154 Atom Blaster, 124 Midtown West, 68–72 The Annex, 46 Atrium on Bay, 194 Muskoka region, 247–251 Antiques, 175–176 Atticus Books, 180 Niagara-on-the-Lake, The Archer, 126, 139 Audiovisual and electronic 235–237 Architectural highlights, goods, 180 for nonsmokers, 55–56 137–141 Auto racing, 155 Pearson International Area codes, 50 Avon Boat Rentals Airport, 73–75 The Argonauts, 155–156 (Stratford), 226 prices, 55 Aritzia, 187 Avon Theatre (Stratford), 224 Stratford, 227–229 Art galleries, 3, 176–180 surfing for, 30–31 Art Gallery of Ontario Uptown, 72–73 (AGO), 2, 6, 118, 125–126, B abysitters, 50 Addresses, finding, 44 147, 158 Ballenford Books on Admiralty Point Condomini- restaurants near, 132 Architecture, 180–181 ums, 163 Art in the Park (Stratford), Ballet, 210 African Lion Safari 227 B&J Trading, 135, 190 (Cambridge), 254 Artists’ Gardens, 124 Bank of Montreal, 170 Afterlife, 213 Art museums Bar 501, 218 AIDS & Sexual Health Art Gallery of Ontario Bar Italia & Billiards, 215 InfoLine, 51 (AGO), 2, 6, 118, Barnicke Gallery at Hart Air Canada, 1, 30, 34, 35 COPYRIGHTED125–126, 147, 158 MATERIALHouse, 2, 134, 168 Air Canada Centre, 6, 143, Gardiner Museum of The Barn/The Stables, 218 155, 156, 162 Ceramic Art, 2, 128, 169 Bars and lounges, 214–216. musical acts, 209 Henry Moore Sculpture See also Pubs and taverns Airfares, 29–30, 36–37 Centre, 126 gay and lesbian, 218 Airlines, 1, 34–35 Justina M. Barnicke Gallery hotel, 217 bankruptcy and, 37 at Hart House, 2, 134, what’s new, 2 Airport, Pearson Interna- 168 wine, 218 tional, 1, 40 Museum of Contemporary Baseball, 155 accommodations, 73–75 Canadian Art (MOCCA), Basketball, 155 Airport Express bus, 40 134 Bata Shoe Museum, 133 Airport security, 35–36 Bauhaus, 213 16_575309 bindex.qxd 11/16/04 11:33 PM Page 267 GENERAL INDEX 267 Bau-Xi, 158, 176, 178 Buddies in Bad Times Château des Charmes (near The Bay, 183 Theatre, 205 Niagara-on-the-Lake), 234 Bay-Bloor Radio, 180 Budget car rentals, 48 Children, families with Bay of Spirits Gallery, 178 Business hours, 50 hotels, 66 Bayview Village, 194 Bus tours, 148 information and resources, BCE Place, 170 Bus travel, 37, 48 27 The Beaches, 45, 136, 150 Butterfly Conservatory, 240 restaurants, 94 Beardmore Building, 170 Byzantium, 218 shopping Bed and Breakfast Canada, bookstore, 181 56 clothing, 185 Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs), 56 C aban, 191 home furnishings, 192 Stratford, 228–229 Cabbagetown, 46 toys, 197, 234 Beer Store, 52 Calendar of events, 19–23 sights and attractions, 146 Bell Canadian Open, 156 Cameron House, 217 Children’s Film Festival, 146 Belle Epoque, 175 Campbell House, 141 China (porcelain), 182 Bellevue Park, 161 Canada Blooms, 19 Chinatown, 45 Berlin, 213 Canada Day Celebrations, 21 shopping, 174 Bicycling, 151 Canada’s Sports Hall of sights and attractions, 135 tours, 150 Fame, 143–144 walking tour, 157–162 BiddingForTravel, 30 Canadian Aboriginal Chinese New Year, 19 The Big Carrot, 189 Festival, 23 Christopher Ondaatje South Billiards and pool, 215 Canadian Automobile Asian Gallery, 129 Birks, 192 Association (CAA), 38 Chudleigh’s, 147 The Bishop and the Belcher, Canadian Broadcasting ChumCity, 149 216 Centre, 149 Church Street, 46 Bishop White Gallery, 129 Canadian National Cigars and tobacco, 183 Black Creek Pioneer Village, Exhibition, 22 Cinemas and movie houses, 133–134, 147 Canadian Opera Company, 219–220 Bloor Street Viaduct, 127 208–209 Cinematheque Ontario, 220 Bloor Street West, shopping, Canadian Shield, 250 City Hall, 138, 139 175 Canadian Tire, 180 City of Toronto (website), 10 Blue Jays, 155 Canadian Warplane Heritage CityPass, 125 Season Opener, 20 Museum (Mount Hope), Citytv, 149 Blue Moon, 137 254 Classical music, 208–209 The Boathouse (Stratford), Canoeing, 151 Climate, 18 226 Canon Theatre, 201 Club and music scene, Boating (boat rentals), 151 CanStage, 205–206 210–214 Stratford, 226 Capezio, 196 Club Monaco, 186 Boat tours and cruises, Care-on-Call, 50 CN Tower, 126–127, 147 148–149 Caribana, 22, 24 restaurants near, 132 Gravenhurst, 246 Carlton Cinemas, 219 Cobalt, 214 Niagara-on-the-Lake, The Carlu, 207 Colborne Lodge, 141 234–235 Car rentals, 31, 48 College of Physicians and Stratford, 226 Car travel, 37–38, 48 Surgeons, 50 Bob Miller Book Room, 181 Casa Acoreana, 161 College Park, 194 Boingo, 33 Casa Loma, 127, 138–139, Comedy clubs, 7, 210–211 The Bonnie Stern School, 147 Community Information 189 Cavalcade of Lights, 23 Centre of Metropolitan Book City, 181 CBC Museum, 149 Toronto, 26 Books, recommended, 39 Celebrate Toronto Street Comrags, 188 Bookstores, 180–182 Festival, 21 Consolidators, 36 Boomer, 187 Cellphones, 33–34 The Consort Bar, 217 Boudoir, 198, 214 Centre Island, 6, 45, 125, Constantine Interiors, 176 Bounty Contemporary Cana- 150 Consulate General of Italy, dian Craft Shop, 124 Centreville, 125, 150 158 Bowring, 182 Centro, 218 Consulates, 50–51 Bracebridge, 246–247 Ceramics, 182, 183 Continental Airlines Brava, 198 C’est What?, 211–212 Vacations, 38 Bravo, 149 Chanel, 185 Convocation Hall, 166 British Airways, 35 Chapters, 181 The Cookbook Store, 181 Browns, 196 Charlotte Room Billiards Coral Sea, 160 The Brunswick House, 216 Digest, 215 The Corner Pocket, 215 Bucket shops, 36 16_575309 bindex.qxd 11/16/04 11:33 PM Page 268 268 INDEX Courage My Love, 144, 161, Downtown Association of 198 Bed-and-Breakfast Guest Factory Theatre, 206 Court House (Niagara-on- Houses, 56 Fairmont Royal York, 169 the-Lake), 232 Downtown East, 45 Fairview Mall, 194 Crafts, 183 accommodations, 64–68 Families with children Craft Studio, 124 beaches, 136 hotels, 66 Credit cards, 16–17 restaurants, 97–101 information and resources, Crews/Tango, 218–219 Downtown Jazz Festival, 21 27 Cross-country skiing, 151 Downtown West restaurants, 94 Crystal, 182 accommodations, 56–63 shopping Cullen Gardens & Miniature restaurants, 85–97 bookstore, 181 Village, 147 sights and attractions, 135 clothing, 185 Currency and currency Dragon City, 135, 160 home furnishings, 192 exchange, 15, 16 Dream in High Park, 200, 206 toys, 197, 234 Cushion concerts (Harbour- Driving rules, 50 sights and attractions, 146 front), 146 Dundurn Castle (Hamilton), Familyhostel, 27 Customs regulations, 13–14 254 Family Travel Files, 27 Cycling, 151 Du Verre, 182 Family Travel Network, 27 tours, 150 DX (Design Exchange), 134 Famous People Players Dinner Theatre, 206–207 Farmer’s Market (Kitchener/ D ance clubs, 213–214 E arl Bales Park, 155 Waterloo), 226 Dancemakers, 210 The East End, 137 Fashion Crimes, 188 Dance performances, 210 accommodations, 73 Fashion Design Council of Dancing Days, 161 restaurants, 108–110 Canada, 195 Danier, 193 Easy & the Fifth, 214 Fashions (clothing), 184–189 Danny Grossman Dance Eaton Centre, 139–140, 174, vintage, 6, 144, 161, 198 Company, 210 186, 194 Feheley Fine Arts, 178 David Mason, 181 Eau, 214 Femme De Carriere, 188 David’s, 196–197 Edwards Gardens, 145–146 Ferries, 50 Day spas, 1, 7, 152–153 Eglinton Avenue, 46–47 Festival of Beer, 22 Muskoka region, 252 El Convento Rico, 219 Festival Theatre (Stratford), Decibel, 187 Elderhostel, 27 224 Decorum Decorative Finds, Electricity, 50 Film Festival, Children’s, 146 176 Electronic goods, 180 Film Festival, Toronto Delphic, 187 The Elgin and Winter Garden International, 22 Delta Airlines, 35 Theatre Centre, 201, 204 Financial District, 45 Delta Vacations, 38 Elizabeth Milan Hotel Day Fireworks, 20, 21, 241 Dentists, 50 Spa, 1, 152, 190–191 First Canadian Place, 194 Department stores, 183–184 El Mocambo, 2, 211 First Hand Canadian Crafts, Design Exchange (DX), 134 El Pipil, 137 162 Dessert cafes, 220 Elte Carpet & Home, First Night Toronto at City Dinner theaters, 206–207 191–192, 195 Hall, 23 Disabilities, travelers with, Embassies and consulates, Fitness centers, 151–152 26–27 50–51 Five Potters, 183 The Distillery Historic Emergencies, 51 Flatiron or Gooderham District, 139, 201 Emmanuel College, 168 Building, 170 Distress Centre, 51 En Provence, 192 Flights.com, 36 Divine Decadence, 198 Enterprise, 48 Floral Clock, 240 Dixie Outlet Mall, 184 Entry requirements, 13–14 Food stores, 189–190 The Docks, 213, 220 Ernest Thompson Seton Football, 155–156 Dock Shoppe, 163 Park, 154 Forest Hill, 46 Doctors, 50 Eskimo Art Gallery, 178 Fort Erie, 241 Donald D. Summerville Estée Lauder Spa, 152 Fort George National Olympic Pool, 150 Ewanika, 188 Historic Site (Niagara- Don Valley, 153 Expedia, 29–31, 38 on-the-Lake), 232 Doors Open Toronto, 20 Experimetal, 192–193 Fortune Housewares, 160 Dora Keogh Irish Pub, 217 Ex-Toggery, 198 Fort York, 141, 147 Downtown, 42–44 Eye, 41 Foxy’s & Coyote’s, 219 shopping, 174–175 Eza Wear, 187 French Country, 190 sights and attractions, Frequent-flier clubs, 36–37 125–128, 145 Fresh Baked Goods, 188 16_575309 bindex.qxd 11/16/04 11:33 PM Page 269 GENERAL INDEX 269 Frida, 183 Greyhound, 37 Hospital for Sick Children, 51 Frida Crafts, 170 Grreat Stuff, 184 Hospitals, 51 The Fringe — Toronto’s GST (goods-and-services Hotels, 55–75.
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