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VII.Technical AppendixA. Attractions Matrix ExamplesArts and Culture1. Museums1.1 History museums• The New York Historical Society• McCord Museum of Canadian History in Montreal• National Archives in Ottawa• The Royal Ontario Museum1.2 Historic sites• Fort York• Toronto's First Post Office1.3 Other themed museums• Hockey Hall of Fame• Metro Toronto Zoo• Aquariums2. Visuals Arts2.1 Art galleries• Thomson Gallery• Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art• Art Gallery of Ontario2.2 Art-related events and festivals• The Stratford Festival• Fringe Theatre Festival• Folk FestivalEnvironment and Built Form1. Physical Setting1.1. Waterfronts and beaches• The Toronto Waterfront• English Bay Beach in Vancouver• West End Beaches in Vancouver1.2 Other geographic features• Vancouver is a gateway to Vancouver Island• Toronto is a gateway to the Niagara Falls• Orlando is a gateway to Walt Disney World2. Urban Amenities2.1 Parks and green spaces• Montreal Botanical Garden• Toronto Islands35
• High Park• Stanley Park2.2 Shopping areas• Eaton Centre• Yonge and Eglinton• Queen Street2.3 Business districts• Financial District• Wall Street3. Built Form3.1 General building architecture• TD Centre• Roy Thomson Hall3.2 Specific structures of interest• CN Tower• Sky Dome• City HallEntertainment1. Popular Entertainment1.1 Amusement and theme parks• Ontario Place• Canada's Wonderland• Seaworld Adventure Park in Orlando1.2 Spectator sports• Baseball• Football1.3 Casinos• Great Canadian Casino in Vancouver1.4 Participation sports opportunities• biking• horseback riding• skating1.5 Events and festivals• Gay Pride Parade• Caribana• Toronto International Film Festival1.6 Night clubs• The Laugh Resort• The BamBoo• The Rivoli2. Cultural Entertainment2.1 Opera• Canadian Opera House36
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