Guidebook for Toronto
Food Scene
So good! This is a tiny takeout place but they have lots of yummy (and cheap) food and are open ridiculously late. They have juice shop too (you can get ginger, beet and lemon juice shots, yum!)
12 recommandé par les habitants
Ghazale Restaurant
504 Bloor St WSo good! This is a tiny takeout place but they have lots of yummy (and cheap) food and are open ridiculously late. They have juice shop too (you can get ginger, beet and lemon juice shots, yum!)
Sightseeing
This is a charming + bustling area, full of people and bikes and food and funky shops! Full of visitors and locals alike.
1698 recommandé par les habitants
Kensington Market
This is a charming + bustling area, full of people and bikes and food and funky shops! Full of visitors and locals alike.
Casa Loma
1 Austin TerraceOh look, a castle in the city!
http://www.casaloma.org/
Arts & Culture
Canada's only museum dedicated to Inuit art south of the Arctic.
7 recommandé par les habitants
Museum of Inuit Art
Canada's only museum dedicated to Inuit art south of the Arctic.
This is a sweet ol' place with music every night, and a secret gem zine library upstairs. Particularly good bluegrass band called Houndstooth every Thursday evening.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Tranzac Club
292 Brunswick AveThis is a sweet ol' place with music every night, and a secret gem zine library upstairs. Particularly good bluegrass band called Houndstooth every Thursday evening.
Everything Else
No cars are allowed on this peninsula park and it is quite long so it's better if you have bikes or rollerblades. It's only open on the weekends.
106 recommandé par les habitants
Tommy Thompson Park
1 Leslie StNo cars are allowed on this peninsula park and it is quite long so it's better if you have bikes or rollerblades. It's only open on the weekends.
The island is a magical oasis. It is enormous and beautiful and you take a 5 minute ferry ride to get there! Once you're there you can rent canoes and maybe see baby ducklings.
1035 recommandé par les habitants
Toronto Islands
The island is a magical oasis. It is enormous and beautiful and you take a 5 minute ferry ride to get there! Once you're there you can rent canoes and maybe see baby ducklings.
This is one of Toronto's most popular parks, it is enormous and lovely and near lots of trendy shopping on Queen west.
743 recommandé par les habitants
Parc Trinity Bellwoods
790 Queen St WThis is one of Toronto's most popular parks, it is enormous and lovely and near lots of trendy shopping on Queen west.
Sliding scale community acupuncture! $20-$40. Because strangers don't turn off their cell phones and nap in the same room with each other often enough.
www.torontoacupuncturestudio.com
1116 College St
1116 College StreetSliding scale community acupuncture! $20-$40. Because strangers don't turn off their cell phones and nap in the same room with each other often enough.
www.torontoacupuncturestudio.com