The Toronto Traveler

Walk Around: The downtown core of Toronto is a very interesting place; probably more so than most other downtown cores.  With all the varied neighbourhoods and people that tend to hang around outside (especially in summertime), taking a walk through the downtown core can be a fascinating thing to do in and of itself.

Visit the Beaches: Toronto has some excellent beaches available down towards the lakeshore (and a public transit system that will get you to those beaches quite easily), so if you happen to want to experience the beauty of the lake view from one of Toronto’s beaches, a quick public transit trip could make that wish come true.

Chinatown: The most authentic Chinatown outside of the actual country itself is located on Spadina starting south of College.  A walk along those roads will allow you experience a Chinatown with a level of authenticity that few other similar places in North America can match.

Check out what’s free: There are a lot of venues in Toronto worth visiting that are free.  Everything from musems to public libraries will allow you to visit them free (The Royal Ontario Museum is even free on Fridays), so if you need to kill some time and don’t want to spend too much in the process, just check out what’s free.

Little Italy: Just like we’ve got a pretty authentic Chinatown, we’ve got a pretty authentic Little Italy as well.  Located on College Street starting around the Bathurst Street area, Little Italy has food and fun that will make you think you booked a trip to Italy in addition to your trip to Toronto.

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