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A small massage studio offering treatments based on shiatsu techniques. Sessions are conducted in private rooms, providing a towel and comfortable environment.In addition to standard massage services, the studio also offers options such as sauna and body scrub. Availability can be checked online in advance.
Allan Gardens is a conservatory containing six greenhouses on large landscaped grounds. Admission is free and the greenhouses are open to the public year-round. The greenhouses contain plants native to many different countries and from different climactic regions of the world. Countries represented include Australia, Brazil, China, Mexico, and many others. On any given day one is likely to come across frolicking squirrels or birds that have found their way in through the doors. The ponds are home to turtles and fish and, if you look up, you just might see a snoozing raccoon. Allan Gardens is wheelchair accessible.
The best area to see a concentration of Victorian residences is east of Parliament Street and 1 block north of Gerrard Street. The Cabbagetown Preservation Association describes the area as "one of the largest areas of continuous, preserved Victorian housing in North America." Many of the residences have a heritage building plaque by the front door.
Winchester Street is the main route from Parliament Street to Riverdale Farm, and is lined with Victorian houses with attractive front gardens. The street's landmark is the former St Enoch's Presbyterian Church built 1891 in Romanesque Revival style. Since 1979, the former church has housed the School of Toronto Dance Theatre.
Millington Street and Sackville Place are two names for the same street which is a laneway lined with an eclectic mix of old and new small houses.
This narrow street (virtually a lane at its western end) is lined with Victorian residences circa 1887.
A short, narrow street lined with 3-storey Victorian townhouses (circa 1888) each having a second-floor balcony over each entrance.