Queen’s Quay Terminal

Queen's Wharf was the biggest bonus of the trip to Toronto, it was neither the attraction I planned nor the one I could look for, so I came to me unknowingly and the next day it was sunny and I went to Toronto Island a few kilometres away

When I went to Toronto for the third time, there were no special attractions to play. I wandered around the street aimlessly. I accidentally found a pier. I only knew that I was taking a boat to the pier on the opposite side of Toronto Island. It was really good to fall from the sky.

Do you think that only in Switzerland can you generalize the scenery with lakes and mountains? In fact, it is also possible in Toronto. It is because of Lake Ontario. It feels so quiet and pleasant to enjoy Lake Ontario here at Queen's Wharf. If you can slow down during a short trip, you can enjoy it. A different Lake Ontario, this is a great choice, there are places to eat when you are tired, and there are some gifts for you to choose from.

The Queens Quay Terminal in Toronto (located at 207 Queens Quay W) is a free sightseeing spot where you can enjoy the beautiful lakeside scenery of Lake Ontario, place things in the food plaza, and slowly taste the beautiful experience of food and scenery together. Every year millions of tourists from all over the world come to the lake by boat or along the Lakeside corridor. Walk and take pictures.

Every July 1st is Canada's National Day, fireworks rise, Queen's Wharf Terminal is a good place to watch fireworks. Many white boats moored quietly under the blue sky. A number of beautiful red trams slowly passed by the roadside, jumped on one of them (I had Toronto bus monthly ticket) and returned to the subway yellow line Union station.

The terminal of Queen's Wharf is the most important shipping center in the lakeside area. Whether it is a ferry, a tourist boat, a water taxi, etc. to the lakeside island, it is based here. There are also private boat berths nearby, which can satisfy any base of marine tourism.