Top Things to do In Toronto 2022

"The gardens are in a central area so you may not be around for long. You get great views in about 30 minutes. It was a very enjoyable process but not a must see if you want to get a quick tour of Toronto."

"The mountain and water itself is a beautiful attraction, and these beautiful plants are even better. If the time is right, probably in late autumn and early winter, you can see swans playing here, which is great."

"Toronto Botanic Garden (TBG) is located at 777 Lawrence Avenue East Leslie Street, with convenient transportation and convenient parking by car The air in the botanical garden is fresh, clean and tidy. If you have the opportunity to travel to Canada, if you have enough time, you can go to the Toronto Botanical Garden to see the exotic flowers and plants here, soak up the fresh air of this natural oxygen bar, the small bridges in the river valley, and the scenery Beautiful, the scenery is really beautiful... Colorful flowers and green leaves, brooks and gurgling water, a very beautiful natural oxygen bar park, where there are many kinds of flowers and plants, there are many perennial or annual herbaceous plants, concentrated in a small range, for those who like to shoot flowers, especially plants. Friends of flowers and plants, it is worth a visit here In addition, it is free to visit and play in the garden. The opening hours of the botanical garden are: every day from 9 am to 6 pm, and from 10 am to 6 pm on Sundays. It is free for 360 days a year. It is very convenient to arrange itinerary and time."

"Kew Gardens: In the afternoon at Christmas at Kew light festival, I sat with friends 22 stops on district line to watch the lights at Kew Gardens at the junction of West 3rd District and 4th District."

"HTO Park is located on Lake Ontario. The name comes from the combination: Chemical Elements of Water H2O, and the abbreviation TO of Toronto. Also called "City Beach", the long beach extends along the lakefront, with many parasols and beach chairs."

"Corktown Common Community Park. Once an industrial land, there are now broad lawns, swamps, ponds, picnic tables. Open in 2013, the park is closely connected to the sculpture garden Garden of Future Follies."