ALLTOURS
ALLTOURS
Lachine Canal National Historic Site, Montreal, Canada
Once the industrial heartland of Canada, this canal was home to pioneering hydro-electric power and a vibrant working-class community that shaped the nation.
Carré Saint-Louis, Montreal, Canada
This elegant Victorian square was once a vital city reservoir, its waters powering Montreal before it transformed into a bohemian haven for artists and writers.
Bain Généreux, Montreal, Canada
An opulent, Roman-inspired public bathhouse, built to uplift and bathe the working class in an ambitious 'city within a city' vision.
Musée des Hospitalières de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, Montreal, Canada
Home to Canada's first hospital, this site was founded by a pioneering French nun and has continuously cared for the sick for centuries, even housing a crypt.
Guild Park and Gardens, Scarborough, Canada
This unique park is an outdoor museum of Toronto's lost architectural heritage, featuring salvaged fragments from grand buildings demolished over decades.
R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant, Toronto, Canada
A stunning Art Deco masterpiece, this operational water treatment plant was built during the Great Depression with a no-expense-spared aesthetic, providing beauty alongside vital public service.
Riverdale Farm, Toronto, Canada
This working farm, nestled in a bustling downtown neighbourhood, sits on the very site of Toronto's original zoo, offering a surprising glimpse into the city's rural past.
Ireland Park, Toronto, Canada
A poignant memorial to the thousands of Irish famine immigrants who arrived in Toronto during the mid-19th century, many succumbing to disease shortly after arrival.
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