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  • The best thing to do in Toronto is go to the Hockey Hall of Fame. To understand hockey is to understand Canada. The game dominates out culture like no other entity. The hall has its usual assortment of pucks, sticks, jerseys, etc. The heroes of hockey are all presented for worship; Gretzky, Lemieux, Howe, Orr, etc. The wall of goalie masks is spectacular for its artistry. Even more fun is the international section with uniforms from such great teams as the Bangkok Flying Falangs. There is an exact replica of the Montreal Canadians dressing room that you can walk through. The holy grail of hockey, the Stanley Cup, is located here as well and you can have a picture taken with the one that is awarded. The actual cup that Lord Stanley first presented is displayed in the vault in a nearby room. the TSN/RDS Broadcast Zone is a complete blast where you watch a replay of a great hockey moment. You then get to do your own play by play. I did the 1979 Guy Lafleur goal which was okay. I then did the 1987 Canada-Soviet Game 3 goal. Man I got right into it. Right to the point of exclaiming, "Commie bastards! You're government is going to collapse as your hockey team!" Oh well. You can also participate in a shooting game in which you try to score on an electronic goaltender and another game where you are the goaltender. Both were lots of fun as they are surrounded by old style seats from the Montreal Forum. Admission is $12 Cdn and kids are $8. A great feature of the admission ticket is that you have admission for the whole day. You can leave and re-enter as many times as you want.

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  • Address: 30 Yonge Street
  • Phone: 416-360-7765
  • Directions: There is no public access through the front doors of the historic bank building at Yonge and Front Streets. You have to go in through BCE Place.
  • Website: www.hhof.com

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: For Hockey Fans only!
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  • The Hockey Hall of Fame Museum is great for hockey fans. You can see many things from old hockey days......old jerseys.......old sticks, trophys. I walked through for about one hour which was ok for me. But families may want to stay longer because its an interactive museum.There are places where kids could shoot pucks,etc. Its a great family place to go as well as a great place for people like me who are basic hockey fans just wanting to see some interesting hockey things! I wanted to see all I could about my all time favorite goaltender, Avalanche goalie, Patrick Roy...... and others of course!

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  • Address: Brookfield Place, 30 Younge St, Toronto
  • Website: http://www.hhof.com/

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: Hall of Fame
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  • Even if you're not a fan of hockey, this is a great place to visit. We all know Canadians are serious about thier hockey! *LOL*

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  • Directions: Front St

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: Hockey Hall of Fame, a must do...
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  • Hockey Hall of Fame, a must do for a hockey-fan. Here you find all kind of hockey-'stuff'. You won't be disappointed after a visit. You can get your photo taken standing beside the Stanley cup, yes the real one. It's the closest I will ever get to it =)

  • Directions: It's located at the corner of Yonge and Front streets.
  • Other Contact: For more info check out www.hhof

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  • For hockey fans, it's the shrine. Lots of little games to play too - you can be a 'real' goalie attempting to stop virtual pucks.

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  • Address: Front St. and Yonge St.

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: The Hockey Hall of Fame.
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  • This musiums holds the treasures of the National Hokey league (NHL). Including the oldest trophy in pro sports the Stanley cup. Also features the Wall of fame were Wayne Gretsky was recently honored, getting inducted into the hall.

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  • Address: A 5 minute walk from the Royal York Hotel.
  • Other Contact: WWW.NHL.COM

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  • An absolute must for all you hockey fans. And even for non hockey fans. There is so much history in this place. There's a section devoted to Brantford's very own Wayne Gretzky. Also look for the international section which features hockey sweaters from countries such as Australia and Holland. That was one of my favourites. Of course one must not miss that most important trophy out of all trophies. The Stanley Cup of course. Seeing it up close I was in awe of it and I don't normally follow hockey all that close. Also look for the earlier Stanley Cups.

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  • Address: Located on Yonge St. and it costs $12 to get in.
  • Other Contact: Picture taken from Toronto.com

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: For all the hockey fans out...
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  • For all the hockey fans out there a definite must-see is the Hockey Hall of Fame. You can also try to get tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs game at the ACC (Air Canada Centre).

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  • Directions: Front Street. Just west of Yonge Street. It's the first set of lights after you get off the highway (the Gardiner expressway).

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  • The Hockey Hall of Fame is great for fans of the game. There is an interactive area for children, and there are great exhibits about the history of the game. There was a super Wayne Gretzky exhibit on display when I was there (I'm not sure if it was temporary, or if it is permanent). The best part was getting to touch the Stanley Cup.

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  • Address: Downtown Toronto

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    Hockey Hall of Fame: Get your picture taken with stanley cup!
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