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Nestled in the heart of East York, Toronto, the Great Honey Kiln of 1800 stands as a unique testament to the city’s rich industrial history. This intriguing landmark, often described as a hidden gem, is not just a relic of the past but a vibrant spot that attracts both locals and tourists alike. As you approach the kiln, the scent of fresh herbs and the sound of laughter from nearby picnics fill the air, inviting you to explore its surroundings.

While the kiln itself is a fascinating site, the surrounding area offers a delightful culinary experience that complements your visit. Just a stone's throw away, you can indulge in the **best pizza pie north of the border**. This local favorite is known for its perfectly charred crust and fresh, locally sourced toppings. Each bite bursts with flavor, making it a must-try for any food lover.

 For those with a sweet tooth, the nearby café serves a **honey-infused dessert** that is as beautiful as it is delicious. Imagine a delicate honey cake layered with velvety cream, topped with a drizzle of local honey—it's a treat that perfectly embodies the spirit of the Great Honey Kiln.

The Great Honey Kiln is conveniently located at 44 Beechwood Drive, making it easily accessible for visitors. After exploring the kiln, take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque Crothers Woods, where winding trails and lush greenery provide a perfect backdrop for a peaceful afternoon. This area is not only a haven for nature lovers but also a great spot for photography enthusiasts looking to capture the beauty of Toronto's natural landscape.

It is known for its historical significance and as a unique landmark in Toronto, attracting visitors interested in industrial history.

Visiting the kiln offers a glimpse into Toronto's industrial past while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings and local culinary delights.

Nearby attractions include Crothers Woods and various local cafés and parks, perfect for a day of exploration.

Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or a foodie, the Great Honey Kiln of 1800 promises a memorable experience. Don’t miss out on this unique landmark—plan your visit today and discover the charm of East York!

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It was truly life changing, a real highlight of our trip! Would recommend to all visiting Toronto. The path brought us here.

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This location was revealed to me in a dream and coming here profoundly changed my life. This is a major day for kiln enthusiasts everywhere.

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They don't make em like this anymore. You'll need a reservation to view this historic landmark of ancient ruin in the center of Lower Don Parklands in the heart of Toronto. Fired up the best pizza pie north of the border. People came from out of the woodwork for a slice! Wait time up to 10 minutes midday on Mother's Day!

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Very interesting area and first time here today. Very close to home and had no idea of the area and even Beechwood Drive winding down to Crothers Woods. Beautiful day spent hiking and it was so quite except going the other way and DVP noise but really nice spot and with parking. Looks like someone has been living here as they built a lean to in front of the firepit. And a lot of tracks going under. Possibly kids from the area. Hopes it doesn't get destroyed.

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Sorry to be the one to burst the bubble, but it's not a kiln. It's not from 1800. It is rather old, but 20th century.
Anyone who recalls the Domtar Paper Mill will remember the tall smoke stack.
This is it's base.

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