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Hockey Hall of Fame, Toronto, ON
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Hockey Hall of Fame

Hockey Hall of Fame is a museum in Toronto, ON, part of the Toronto guide. Cost: under $25.

30 Yonge St · Toronto, ON

Why you should go…

Opened in its current downtown location in 1993 inside a former Bank of Montreal building, the Hall of Fame displays the original Stanley Cup alongside jerseys, trophies, and interactive shooting and goalie simulators. It inducts a new class of players and builders every year. Even non-hockey fans get pulled in by the sheer scale of the memorabilia.

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