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The City of Burlington purchased this former railway station (built in 1906) for preservation, and had it moved from its original location.
Burlington GO Station is a railway station and bus station in the city of Burlington, Ontario, serving GO Transit's Lakeshore West line. It has been the main terminal for Burlington Transit since 2025 and houses its customer service desk. The station is located at 2101 Fairview Street south of the Queen Elizabeth Way between Brant Street and Guelph Line.
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Performance and exhibit venue.
The gallery has displays of Canadian contemporary art and ceramics. Within the building, there are studios and classrooms, and a greenhouse with many varieties of plants arranged in an attractive garden setting.
Park for community activities. Features: Bandshell, labyrinth, community garden, Rotary Memorial Forest, playgrounds.
Spencer's at the Waterfront
A 14,200-sq-ft landmark building that faces out to the lake and offers prime storm and weather watching views. Designed by Baird Sampson Nuert it has given residents and visitors a unique place to discover, celebrate, play, and relax by our lake. Discovery Landing is open all day, daily and features The Observatory, Spencer's on the Waterfront, the Bite Café, and an information area to provide information on the park. Discovery Landing overlooks the Rotary Centennial Pond, a 10,000 square-foot year-round water feature. In the spring, summer and fall it is a reflective pool ideal for model sail boating and in winter it will have free ice-skating on an artificial ice surface.
Waterfront at Downtown Burlington
This waterfront park features: Naval War Memorial, Brant Street Pier, Terry Fox Monument, Lady of the Lake Bronze Sculpture. It is also a venue for annual events.
The museum is dedicated to Joseph Brant, a Mohawk military and political leader who sided with the British during the American Revolution. Most exhibits are artifacts and photos related to the history of Burlington, but few exhibits are about the museum's namesake.