Toronto Things to Do Tips by james_sinton

Visit CABBAGETOWN - the largest collection of Victorian homes in North America. Just wander about the tree--lined streets for an hour or so and you'll wish you lived in Toronto!
Grand victorians and small workers cottages on lush streets give a little insight into what Toronto was like in days gone by. The parks in the area lead down into the Don Valley.

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Directions: Located around Carlton/Parliament. Best area is east of Parliament, north of Gerrard. Interesting side streets west of Parliament also, between Carlton/Gerrard/Dundas. TRANSIT: 506 Carlton Streecar to
Other Contact: This sort of residential neighbo

Tour the UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (U of T) - The campus is fairly large, located right in downtown Toronto, and full of architectural wonders, both old and new.
City streets run through the middle of campus, giving a very urban feel to university life here. The residence buildings and colleges are quite interesting. The huge Robarts library was designed to look like a peacock (stand on the SW corner of Harbord and St. George). Even though it's in the middle of the city, it's still VERY green.

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Directions: Anywhere between Spadina and Queen's Park, College and Bloor, in general. Some buildings east of Queen's Park. TRANSIT: Subway to Queen's Park, Museum, or St. George. Or Streetcar: 506 CARLTON to Coll
Other Contact: My favourite walk through campus