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Discover 8 of the most unique and beautiful fountains in Downtown Toronto. This video takes you through hidden gems, peaceful parks, and iconic landmarks — all offering free and relaxing experiences right in the city.

Featured locations include:

1. Spirit Garden Reflecting Pool – Nathan Phillips Square
Located at Nathan Phillips Square, the Spirit Garden Reflecting Pool is a powerful Indigenous cultural site in the heart of Downtown Toronto. It features a large limestone turtle sculpture by Anishinaabe artist Solomon King, symbolizing Turtle Island. A nearby stainless steel Spirit Canoe by Métis artist Tannis Nielsen honors Métis voyageur traditions. This peaceful space is dedicated to healing, remembrance, and education, especially in relation to Indigenous history and residential school survivors.

2. Nathan Phillips Square Reflecting Pool
The City of Toronto's public square features a large reflecting pool that transforms into a skating rink in winter. Don’t miss the iconic illuminated “Toronto” sign nearby.

3. Peace Garden Eternal Flame
A tranquil memorial near City Hall features an eternal flame and reflecting pool. Lit with an ember from Hiroshima and water from Nagasaki, this symbolic fountain honors global peace.

4. Leaf Fountain at Dr. Lillian McGregor Park
Located near College Park, this Indigenous-inspired fountain features glass arrowhead leaves and bronze frogs, honoring Dr. McGregor, an Indigenous nurse and community leader.

5. Yorkville Park Water Curtain
A sleek stainless steel fountain in the upscale Yorkville neighborhood. It forms a curtain of falling water in summer and becomes a shimmering icicle sculpture in winter.

6. Aquaverde Fountain
A modern stainless steel bowl fountain fed by a rill and seven laminar spouts, creating a mesmerizing display of flowing and cascading water. It is a work of acclaimed sculptor William Pye.

7. Commerce Court Reflecting Pool
Located in Toronto’s Financial District, the Commerce Court Reflecting Pool offers a peaceful escape amidst the city’s towering skyscrapers. Designed by the renowned architect I.M. Pei, this serene water feature unites the modern and Art Deco architecture of the Commerce Court complex. The pool is a tranquil space perfect for relaxation and reflection. It also features the captivating "Tembo, Mother of Elephants" sculptures, adding an artistic and cultural touch to this urban oasis.

8. Dog Fountain at Berczy Park
This is a playful fountain near St. Lawrence Market. It features 27 dog sculptures spraying water. A top spot for visitors and photographers.

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