Balmoral Fire Hall was built in 1911 when horses pulled hose wagons through its double doors. Still visible along the east wall is a second-storey projecting beam and doorway where hay was hoisted into a loft for feed. In the rear, a tower capable of drying 50-foot hoses still stands. The building was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1990, for its rare adoption of the Queen Anne style.

Local

Eat and Drink

• A La Carte at the Gardiner Bistro - Toronto (1.2 miles) - The A La Carte at the Gardiner Bistro is an elegant lunch and brunch spot located in the Terrace Roo...
• Provo FoodBar - Toronto (2.2 miles) - Provo FoodBar boasts food that brings people together. We believe that food is a prime catalyst of s...
• Snakes & Lattes College - Toronto (2.2 miles) - Snakes & Lattes offers a full menu of food & drink alongside a library full of games. Delivered by s...
• Bannock Restaurant - Toronto (2.4 miles) - Bannock is unapologetically Canadian. Taking an honest approach to food, our dishes are dynamic and ...
• Real Mo-Mo's - toronto (2.7 miles) - At Real Mo-Mo's, I seek to differ from other restaurants by serving a variety of new and exotic ...

See and Do

• Snakes & Lattes College Toronto (2.2 miles) - Snakes & Lattes offers a full menu of food & drink alongside a library full of games. Delivered by s...
• Magic & Martini Toronto (2.8 miles) - "James Alan blew us away! We wanted to see more" -CP24 "Fantastic... it turns out magic re...
• The Haunted Walk of Toronto Toronto (2.9 miles) - Haunted Walks offers guided walking tours year-round, focusing on the city's ghost stories and d...
• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Toronto (3.0 miles) - At Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, our mission is to provide a world class experience that will foste...
• Mariposa Cruises Toronto (3.4 miles) - ABOUT MARIPOSA CRUISES Canadian owned & operated, Mariposa Cruises was incorporated in 1987 and offer...