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Mississauga City Hall
Mississauga City Hall is a fascinating piece of architecture designed to look like a giant sundial, with a curved glass tower that actually casts time-telling shadows in the sun.
Mississauga
Quick fact
Mississauga is a city in Ontario just west of Toronto on the shores of Lake Ontario, and it is one of the fastest-growing cities in all of Canada.
Fun fact
Mississauga's city hall has a curved building designed to look like a sundial — and it actually works as one, casting shadows that tell the approximate time on sunny days!
Landmarks
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Port Credit
Port Credit is a charming lakeside village neighbourhood in Mississauga where you can stroll along the harbour, watch sailboats, and enjoy great food by Lake Ontario.
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Kariya Park
Kariya Park is a serene Japanese garden named after Mississauga's sister city in Japan, featuring beautiful stone lanterns, bridges, and peaceful walking paths.
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Celebration Square
Celebration Square is an outdoor public space right in the city centre that hosts festivals, concerts, an outdoor skating rink in winter, and a splash pad in summer.
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Bradley Museum
The Bradley Museum is a living history site with restored 19th-century buildings where guides in period costumes show visitors what pioneer life in early Ontario was like.
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