Tree-lined plaza often used for concerts, with a steel & granite sculpture by Bernie Miller.
At a glance
#169 of 214 Parks in TorontoLocalGuideWorld score: 4.41
Rating breakdown
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5 ★55%
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4 ★31%
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3 ★12%
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2 ★1%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of David Pecaut Square?
- David Pecaut Square is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 833 reviews.
- How does David Pecaut Square rank in Toronto?
- David Pecaut Square is #169 of 214 Parks in Toronto by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is David Pecaut Square located?
- 215 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3G2, Canada — 2.2 km from the center of Toronto.
- How can I contact David Pecaut Square?
- Phone: +1 416-338-4386 · Website: toronto.ca
Was here passing through to go to see the Mirvish production of SIX. Always busy and full of life and a warm thoroughfare to the theatre.
This is a huge open public space. Mostly, it's open green spaces and sculptures with a water feature. It's a very corporate park surrounded by hotels and office towers.. There is no playground here for children. No dog park. It is mostly benches here and a few tables.
This square is a great public space in the heart of the city.
It is very popular with the people working in the towers around as it is with the tourists. Usually clean and safe.
It is very popular with the people working in the towers around as it is with the tourists. Usually clean and safe.
David Pecaut Square is a public space in downtown Toronto that offers a variety of events and activities throughout the year. It is located next to Metro Hall and across from Roy Thomson Hall and the Royal Alexandra Theatre. The square was named after David Pecaut, a civic leader who contributed to many cultural and social initiatives in the city. The square features a lawn, trees, fountains, and the Eternal Flame of Hope, which symbolizes the inclusion of people with disabilities. Some of the events that take place at the square include free concerts, film screenings, festivals, and markets. The square is easily accessible by public transit and has a vibrant atmosphere. It is a great place to enjoy the city's diversity and creativity.
We do out yearly Ancop walk in this location. It's huge park at the busy area of Toronto.. It can accomodate big event. With outdoor stage. Restaurants and Cafe around it. And the theater buildings are nearby. Flowering plants in the garden are blooming on spring to summer. The subway station of St. Andrew is right at the corner.
Nice little green space to have lunch,to relax or hang around before catching a show at Roy Thompson Hall, Royal Alexandra Theatre, Princess of Wales Theatre, or Bell TIFF Lightbox.
And in 2022 this is the spot of TIFF street festival as well
And in 2022 this is the spot of TIFF street festival as well
Nice little parkette above the Metro Centre underground mall, next to Roy Thomson Hall. Grass needs work. Plenty of seating around the greenspace, good spot to have a quick lunch outdoors. Not an off leash park for dogs.
My rating has been edited due to rampant off-leash dogs and negligent owners. This used to be a fantastic spot for urban bird nesting, and lack of enforcement of off-leash dogs has ruined that, as well as ruined the grass and green space.
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