Nathan Phillips Square is a bustling public landmark in Toronto that is named after the city’s former mayor, Nathan Phillips, who held office from 1955 to 1962. Situated at the intersection of Bay Street and Queen Street West, this urban plaza sees well over 1.5 million visitors every year as it frequently hosts popular and iconic local events like the Cavalcade of Lights, and Remembrance Day Celebrations, and public holiday festivities. Throughout the year, visitors can also participate in parades, public gatherings, and concerts. When winter hits, the square’s fountain is converted into a fantastic outdoor skating rink for the enjoyment of all. Those exploring the city will find that Nathan Phillips Square is a great jump-off point with tons of attractions nearby like the Eaton Shopping Centre, City Hall, and Dundas Square. From Nathan Phillips Square, people can also head to Hero Certified Burgers for a delicious meal, or walk around Yonge Street.

100 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5H 2N1, Canada, Phone: 416-932-2489

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