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 | Toronto Hockey Hall of Fame Reviews | Tips 31 - 40 of 42 |  |  | |  |  | Hockey Hall of Fame: A Must for Sports Fans | |  |  | |  |
If you're into sports, like I am, the Hockey Hall of Fame is a must see while in Toronto. It has all sorts of exhibits on the history of hockey, interactive games, etc. The highlight is going into this grand hall with a high ceiling, where all the greats are enshrined. Right in the middle is the Stanley Cup itself-you can pose with it too. One side tip: to really appreciate how Canadians love hockey, visit a sports bar when a game is on (hint: right now, the NHL is on strike-no games). I was in Toronto during the playoffs last year, watching and talking about the game with the locals. I realized how knowledgeable and passionate Canada is about hockey, and what a great game it is. Leave a Comment Address: BCE Place, 30 Yonge StreetPhone: 416-360-7735Directions: I think the subway stop is Union Station
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Not just about the NHL, the Hockey Hall of Fame also features material about the minor leagues and the WHA. However, I'm sure for most, like myself, the draw was the NHL material, and the material on hand is vast and impressive. The Stanely Cup, both the current and the original, are kept here during the regular season...this is your best opportunity to touch the Cup! I also enjoyed the Ken Dryden displays, all the memorabilia, the film on the 72 series against the Soviets, and the gift shop! Leave a Comment Address: 30 Yonge Street, Toronto ON CanadaDirections: Downtown, near Union Station Hockey Hall of Fame BCE Place 30 Yonge Street Toronto Ontario Canada M5E 1X8Website: http://www.hhof.com/index.htm
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