Nathan Phillips Square

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Nathan Phillips Square is a major public plaza in downtown Toronto known for its iconic Toronto sign, reflecting pool and winter skating rink, and role as a central gathering place for events and celebrations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public square
urban plaza
adjacentTo Toronto City Hall
architect Viljo Revell
boundedBy Bay Street
Chestnut Street
Osgoode Hall (vicinity to the south)
Queen Street West
coordinateLocation 43.6525°N 79.3836°W
country Canada
hasCulturalSignificance symbolic civic centre of Toronto
hasLandmark Toronto sign
hasPart Peace Garden
Toronto sign
linked to: Toronto

amphitheatre stage
elevated walkway
fountain
outdoor skating rink
planters and green spaces
reflecting pool
underground parking garage
hasPublicArt Freedom Arches
Three concrete arches over reflecting pool
hasUse New Year’s Eve celebrations
civic events
concerts
demonstrations
festivals
public gatherings
public skating
hasViewOf Toronto skyline
hostsEvent Cavalcade of Lights
New Year’s Eve celebrations in Toronto
inception 1965
isMajorPublicSpaceIn downtown Toronto
isTouristAttraction true
landscapeArchitect Richard Strong
locatedIn Ontario
Toronto
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Old Toronto
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
namedAfter Nathan Phillips
officiallyOpened 1965
operator City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
owner City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
partOf Toronto City Hall complex
linked to: Toronto City Hall
publicTransitAccess Osgoode station
Queen station
streetAddress 100 Queen Street West
summerFeature reflecting pool
winterFeature outdoor skating rink

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Toronto hasLandmark Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto City Hall overlooks Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto City Hall hasPart Nathan Phillips Square
Downtown Toronto contains Nathan Phillips Square
Viljo Revell designed Toronto City Hall square
linked to: Nathan Phillips Square
Peace Garden locatedIn Nathan Phillips Square
Peace Garden partOf Nathan Phillips Square
Cavalcade of Lights mainVenue Nathan Phillips Square
Cavalcade of Lights heldAt Nathan Phillips Square ice rink area
linked to: Nathan Phillips Square
Richard Strong notableWork Nathan Phillips Square
Old City Hall (Toronto) locatedNear Nathan Phillips Square
Old City Hall (Toronto) hasPublicSquareRelationship faces Nathan Phillips Square
linked to: Nathan Phillips Square
The Archer (Henry Moore) location Nathan Phillips Square
subject linked to: The Archer by Henry Moore
Toronto sign locatedIn Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto sign accessibleFrom Nathan Phillips Square plaza
linked to: Nathan Phillips Square
Osgoode station servesLandmark Nathan Phillips Square
Freedom Arches location Nathan Phillips Square
Freedom Arches partOf Nathan Phillips Square civic plaza ensemble
linked to: Nathan Phillips Square
Freedom Arches isIconOf Nathan Phillips Square
Queen station hasNearbyLandmark Nathan Phillips Square
University Avenue (Toronto) hasNearbyLandmark Nathan Phillips Square
subject linked to: University Avenue
Osgoode Hall nearby Nathan Phillips Square
Queen station hasNearbyLandmark Nathan Phillips Square
subject linked to: Queen subway station
Old City Hall locatedNear Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto Christmas tree locatedIn Nathan Phillips Square
OCAD University campus near Nathan Phillips Square