Toronto Things to Do Tips by shohman

I miss walking Cities! Toronto is one of the best for this. I like to just walk around, people watch and look at the architecture. One of my favorite things is old churches. Odd, because I am hardly a religious type. There were several in Toronto that were impressive. Like the one shown. Does anyone know the name of this church? I think it is on Queen St.

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Address: Queen St?

I walked down Front St towards the CN Tower and found this great building with giant men looking down on the people below. I am not sure what this is, but I really liked it.

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Address: right next to CN Tower
Directions: near CN Tower

The CN Tower is the largest freestanding structure in North America...or something like that. It is quite large. Apparently people spend a great deal of money to go up inside. Not exactly something I would be into, but I do like how my picture came out.

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Address: 301 Front St. W.
Directions: In the heart of Downtown Toronto, right in between the SkyDome and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Front Street, just north of Bremner Blvd.
Website: http://www.cntower.ca/

There is a nice waterfront to relax by. It overlooks Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands. There is a ferry that seemed to leave very often to take people to the Island. Rumor has it there is a nude beach over there.

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Address: Waterfront
Directions: walk until you hit water

This pic was taken on Queen street shortly before the sun came up. As I mentioned before, even though I rarely step foot in one, I love churchs. For some reason I like clock towers too, so this had both. The pic did come out dark, but I kind of like it that way.

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Address: Queen St

This is a beautiful statue of the great Winston Churchill. Once again, I have to compare Toronto to Boston as there are grand statues everywhere honoring history. These are all well maintained with nice landscaping surrounding them. Take a couple of minutes to read these monuments. I find them very interesting.

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Again, any help would be appreciated on where and what this is (I seem to recall it being on King St) This is the type of thing I love. It shows Toronto supports the arts and it's little things like this that truly define a city.

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Can someone please tell me what this building is? I love the look of it.

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This is a beautiful place to sit and rest up from a walk. A nice reflection pond, arches, a church. Katmosphere has an incredible pic of this same spot on her Toronto homepage. Go check it out.

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Kensington is a great area, all kinds of cool shops, markets selling produce and restaurants and coffee shops, Awesome people watching too.

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