Downtown is dotted with skyscrapers, the city’s streets are bustling with people on the go and the public transportation system is top-notch. But lift up the hood of Canada’s biggest city and you’ll find there’s more to the eye than an amazing skyline.
Toronto is considered one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, with more than half the population born outside of the city. Toronto houses 200 ethnic groups that speak upward of 140 different languages, making this Ontario destination a world all its own.
One of the best parks in the city. You can play tennis, soccer, baseball, walk your dog, bike, sit, read, etc. There are always such fascinating people to just people watch, too. There’s a lot of hippies and hipsters doing things like tight rope walking...
This is a lovely little garden, well maintained by day, with a water fountain that serves as communal bird bath, with benches encircling it. It’s a peaceful place to come by to read. It has shade and open areas, so bring in sunscreen! There is...
Allan Gardens Conservatory is a historic landmark that lies in one of Toronto’s oldest parks. Nestled in between the streets of Carlton, Gerrard, Jarvis and Sherbourne is a elegant Victorian style glass domed greenhouse. The conservatory is actually 6 greenhouses in one which spans 16,000...
