Nathan Phillips Square

Name: Nathan Phillips Square
Address: 100 Queen St W, Toronto Ontario, 토론토, CA
Telephone: +1 416-392-2489

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Nathan Phillips Square is Toronto City Hall’s public forecourt at Queen Street West and Bay Street in Toronto, Ontario.

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Freedom ArchesThe three arches honor people who fought for freedom. A piece of the Berlin Wall sits at the central arch’s southern base.Across the reflecting pool1989
Peace GardenThe garden commemorates the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and promotes world peace. It covers 600 square metres and includes Henry Moore’s The Archer.Middle west side of the square, beyond the elevated walkway1969
Spirit Garden monumentThe monument names 18 residential schools in Ontario.Spirit Garden
SundialDesigned by G.R. Johnson.The square1969

Toronto SignA large illuminated 3-D sign installed for the Games and later made permanent.Beside the reflecting pool2015 지도에서
Spirit Garden turtle sculptureCreated by Anishinaabe artist Solomon King.Spirit Garden 지도에서

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The Peace Garden’s pavilion is a stone cube with openings on each face and one incomplete corner.
Nathan Phillips Square - Wikipedia
An eternal flame in the garden’s water appears to support the pavilion, symbolizing hope and renewal.
Nathan Phillips Square - Wikipedia
Nathan Phillips Square has appeared in films including Resident Evil: Apocalypse and The Sentinel.
Nathan Phillips Square - Wikipedia

Before construction, this site was part of The Ward, an immigrant reception district during the first half of the 20th century.

1964The rink opened on 29 November, before the square’s other features were completed.
1965Nathan Phillips Square opened. It was named for Nathan Phillips, Toronto’s mayor from 1955 to 1962.
1969The Peace Garden opened, and Nathan Phillips presented its sundial to Toronto residents.
October 1984Queen Elizabeth II formally dedicated the Peace Garden monument.
2010The first revitalization phase opened as the Podium Green Roof Garden.

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2015The Toronto Sign was installed for the Games and later made permanent. The square also hosted Panamania and the Parapan American Games closing ceremony.
2017The square hosted wheelchair tennis during the Invictus Games.
2019Two million people gathered for the Raptors victory parade, which ended at the square.