How to get to St. George-the-Martyr by car or by bus
St. George-the-Martyr is located in Toronto, Ontario at 197 John St..
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Travel/Directions Tips
St George the Martyr is located directly behind the Art Gallery of Ontario at the bottom of Grange Park. Anyone using the Dundas streetcar can get off at Beverly and walk south, turning left into the park and following the path south to where you see the bell tower. Alternately, if you’re coming on the Queen streetcar, you can get off at John and walk up the street one block. The nearest subway stop is Osgoode Station, three blocks east of John at University on the Yonge/Spadina line. Just walk west on Queen until you see the Much Music building, there is a Starbucks on the corner, turn right and we’re just up the street.  
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