What are the famous buildings in Canada?

Some famous buildings in Canada are:

1. Canada Place (Canada Place), well-known as a symbol of Vancouver, was the Canadian Pavilion at the 1986 Vancouver World Exposition. The entire building uses a giant tent as its exterior wall, and contains a parliament center, a pier, shops, hotels and a five-star hotel, The Pan Pacific Hotel. In addition, there is a CNIMAX theater with a large screen. This theater uses ultra-high-speed photography to make the videos played more immersive.

2. St. Anne's Cathedral, located on the outskirts of the city. It is said that in 1888, there was a rumor in the church in the parish that such a miracle had happened: three worshipers passed by the statue of the Virgin Mary, and suddenly the Virgin Mary's eyes opened. Since then, millions of pilgrims have flocked here.

3. TheCNTower, also translated as Canadian National Tower and Western Tower, is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In 1995, it was included in the Seven Engineering Wonders of the World by the American Society of Civil Engineers (English: American Society of Civil Engineers), and is also a member of the World Federation of Great Towers (English: World Federation of Great Towers).

4. The Vancouver Art Gallery is one of the most representative old buildings in Vancouver. The main entrance is inspired by ancient Rome in the form of colonnades and triangular roofs. The exterior walls are all huge stone walls, and the lintels are full of detailed decorations. engraving. The art gallery is divided into 4 floors. The second floor often holds large-scale exhibitions of paintings from all over the world. The third floor is the collection of the famous Vancouver native artist Emily Carr. The fourth floor art gallery is connected by a curved passage, and you can also enjoy the past. The court's ceilings, domes, green sculptures and other exquisite patterns.

5. The Peace Tower is part of the Parliament Building (Parliament Building) in Ottawa, the capital of Canada. It is a symbol of Canada’s unyielding national spirit.

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St. Anne's Cathedral, in the early years, it became a miracle cathedral that was passed down one by one because believers saw the Virgin's eyes opening one day. Later believers also A situation where faith heals without medicine. Nowadays, more than a million believers come for pilgrimage every year. No wonder the roadsides and towns near the church are full of hotels, but now in the off-season, they are deserted.

Canada Square is a building located in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is home to the east wing of the Vancouver Convention Center, the Pan Pacific Hotel, the Vancouver World Trade Center, and the world's first permanent IMAX 3D theater. Managed by Canada Place Corporation. It is also the main cruise terminal on the south coast of British Columbia, with cruises from Vancouver to Alaska departing from here.

With five sets of white sails made of fiberglass on top, the building is one of Vancouver's most important landmarks and its design is similar to the exteriors of the Sydney Opera House and Denver International Airport. The building cost 365 million Canadian dollars and was designed by Canadian architect Eberhard üdler.

The CN Tower (Canada National Tower), erected in the center of Toronto, is a landmark building in Toronto. It is not only one of the top ten landscapes in Canada, but also the tallest free-standing building in the world. The TV Tower is 553.3 meters high. It was built in 1976 and has 147 floors. The disc-shaped observation deck looks like a flying saucer from a distance, standing next to Toronto's harbour.

From the top of here, you can have the most complete view of Toronto's urban scenery. Attracting two million visitors each year, the Television Tower is a must-visit attraction for visitors to Toronto. The tower is equipped with a number of high-speed glass-covered elevators, which can take tourists from the bottom of the TV tower to the top in just 58 seconds. From the top of the tower, you can overlook the entire city of Toronto and Lake Ontario and other surrounding scenery.

As Canada’s most dynamic and vibrant representative city, the Vancouver Art Gallery reflects the city’s infinite creativity and bold imagination. The gallery is located in the bustling city center and is a communication platform for many art lovers.

As a gateway to showcase its remarkable achievements and as a driving force in promoting Colombia's artistic heritage, the Museum of Art allows visitors to appreciate the works of the most famous contemporary artists as well as Vancouver's internationally renowned artists through the management and screening of cutting-edge equipment.