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Castle Frank Subway Station Case Study
Castle Frank Subway Station is located at the northeast corner of Bloor Street East and Castle Frank Road. The exterior view of the station looks amazingly beautiful and attractive whereas the inside portion is strategically designed with proper signage and indications for better convenience of the passengers. There are lots of tourist destinations close to the station area. Places like Toronto Public Library, Allan Gardens Conservatory, Tour Guys, Ed Mirvish Theatre, Chariots of Fire Ltd., Royal Ontario Museum, Riverdale Farm, etc. are the important locations near Castle Frank Subway Station in Toronto. These locations should not be missed if you ever visit
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