High Park

It’s a good park for a walk. Be sure to visit the botanical garden. We also caught up with the tail exhibition of tulip garden and it was beautiful. Finding a place to park on Monday afternoon was no problem. The plaques on the trees and bushes were fun too!

Back from Toronto Island, it was still early to see the time. I found the attraction of Toronto and Highland Park. I went to Chinatown by bus. Then the traffic was all by walking, and even walked directly back to the hotel. The number of steps that day broke through 35,000.

It is a free park. And it is very local. There are many squirrels and birds that will survive here, and they are not afraid of people at all. The most representative is a cherry blossom, which is also very Japanese.

Highland Park is a very good park in downtown Toronto. It is delicately designed and shaded. It changes from city to country in a second. It can also see birds of all colors flying around in minutes. It has a strong natural flavor. In summer, open-air concerts are often held here, and then it will be very lively.

It's easy to get to Highland Park. Just take the subway green line to the high Park station. There are tennis courts, baseball courts, swimming pools, football fields, children's playgrounds and a free zoo where peacocks, yaks, reindeer and raccoons rest and rest.

A large free park, the subway station is next to it, there are many free parking lots in the park, parking is convenient. Watch the cherry blossoms in May and the maple leaves in October. At this time, the leaves are all green drops, so you can just stroll around. There are a lot of people on weekends, and they are all dragging their families to relax. Squirrels walk all over the ground, goose and duck are not afraid of people, a group of harmony.