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Quartier Des Affaires Et Du Spectacle Index 299 Queen street West 11 Design Exchange 9 Devonian square 15 A Alimentation 22 E Antiquités 22 Eaton Centre 14, 22 Atlas Building 9 EdgeWalk 4 Ed Mirvish Theatre 15 B Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres 14 Bars et boîtes de nuit beerbistro 23 F Black Bull Tavern 23 Fairmont Royal York 7 Black Eagle 16 Financial and Entertainment District 3 Brassaii 23 Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts 24 Canoe 23 Friday Eye Openers 9 Crews 16 Crocodile Rock 24 Elephant & Castle 24 Library Bar 24 G N’Awlins Jazz Bar & Grill 24 Gay Village 16 Pegasus on Church 16 Grands magasins 22 Real sports Bar & Grill 24 Sailor 16 Tangos 16 H The Fifth social Club 24 Haut-Da Cieux 4 The imperial Pub 24 Hébergement Woody’s 16 BisHA Hotel Toronto 26 Black Bull Tavern 12 Bond Place Hotel 25 Brookfield Place 8 Chelsea Hotel 25 Buddies in Bad Times Theatre 16 Chestnut Residence & Conference Centre 25 Cosmopolitan Hotel Toronto 25 Fairmont Royal York 26 C Hôtel Le Germain Toronto 26 Cadeaux 22 Hotel Victoria 25 Campbell House Museum 12 interContinental Toronto Centre 27 One King West Hotel & Residence 26 Canada Life Building 12 Ritz-Carlton Toronto 27 Canada Permanent Building 9 Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel 26 Canadian imperial Bank of Commerce Building soHo Metropolitan Hotel 27 8 The Strathcona Hotel 25 CBC Broadcasting Centre 11 Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel 27 CBC Kids’ studio K 11 Hockey Hall of Fame 8 Centres commerciaux 22 Church of the Holy Trinity 14 City Hall 12 L CN Tower 3 Librairies 22 Commerce Court 8 LookOut 4 D M Dangerous Lagoon 6 Mackenzie House Museum 17 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765870913 Massey Hall 14 WVRsT 19 Mirvish, Ed 11 Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada 6 Musique 23 Rogers Centre 6 Roundhouse Park 6 Royal Alexandra Theatre 11 N Royal Bank Plaza 8 Nathan Phillips Square 12 Roy Thomson Hall 10 Northern Ontario Building 9 Ryerson Community Park 15 Ryerson image Centre 15 O Old City Hall 13 S Osgoode Hall 12 saks Fifth Avenue 14 scotiabank 9 scotiabank Arena 7 P sky Pod 4 PATH 22 skyWalk 7 Podium Green Roof 13 Souvenirs 22 Princess of Wales Theatre 11 st. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 10 steam Whistle Brewing 6 st. Michael’s Cathedral Basilica 15 Q Sun Life Tower 10 Quartier des affaires et du spectacle 3, 5 T R Temple de la renommée du hockey 8 The Bay 14 Restaurants 360 Restaurant 20 The Village 16 Aroma Fine indian Cuisine 18 TiFF Bell Lightbox 11 Assembly Chef’s Hall 18 Toronto-Dominion Centre 10 Balzac’s Ryerson image Arts 17 Toronto Railway Museum 6 Bannock 19 Tour CN 3 Barberian’s steak House 21 Trinity square 14 Canoe 21 Chubby’s Jamaican Kitchen 19 Dineen Coffee Company 17 U Forno Cultura 17 Union Building 10 Ki 21 Union station 7 Kit Kat italian Bar & Grill 19 Lai Wah Heen 20 Leña Restaurante 21 Le sélect Bistro 20 V Maman 17 Village, The 16 Marché Mövenpick Brookfield Place 18 VUE Bistros 4 Momofuku 20 Paramount Fine Foods 18 Queen Mother Cafe 18 W Richmond station 20 Window Walls 4 salad King 17 Sud Forno on Temperance 18 The Queen and Beaver Public House 20 The Rextaurant 17 Y TOCA 21 Yonge-Dundas square 15 Trinity square Cafe 17 Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Cabaret 24 Wayne Gretzky’s 20 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765870913.
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