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<p>People often say Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods. Select a story on the right to discover the famous sites and forgotten spots across the 641 kilometres that make up our city.</p>

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Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Females

Longboat Hall

Massive, Fully-Intact Bridge Buried Under Street

The Coded Tiles of Little Portugal

Malcolm X Visits Toronto's First Mosque

Davenport Road’s 10,000-year-old History

Hemingway's Last Home

Rebel with a Cause

Hub of 1960s Hippie Counterculture

The Lost Subway Station

Colonization and Destruction of Taddle Creek

College That's Pretending to Be In Boston

Nelson Mandela

The Last Duel

The NBA Started Here

Operation Soap

Toronto's Most Multicultural Neighbourhood

1950s Safe Haven for Lesbian Women and Chinese Men

Freedom, Faith, Foundation

Come One, Come All

Site of Sin & Debauchery

Site of Pioneering EDM Club

Iconic Punk Venue that Crashed and Burnt

Kidnapping of Chichimus

Rogue on the Road

Keith Richards' Drug Bust

The Storm That Formed the Toronto Islands

A Career Milestone

Oh, Baby!

Former Sexual Supermarket

Secret Brothel Owned By Mayor

The Great Circus Riots of 1855

Rise of the Trash Pandas

Castle Frank

Sunday No-Funday

Mosque That Was Once a W.A.S.P. Supremacist Lodge

Maradona's (Second) Last Soccer Match

Bomb Girls: Packing with Purpose

The Godfather of Canadian Hip-Hop

She Shoots, She Scores!

A Marvel in Marble

Speakers Corner

King Eddy Gay Haunt

St. James Park

H.H. Holmes

Jackie Shane