Little Italy

I think there are enough "Italian" elements there to justify the name-from restaurants, cafes and ice cream shops. We had a delicious Italian dinner (pasta, Montepulciano wine) at La Forchetta, and delicious creamy ice cream at Dolce.

[Toronto Sights Raiders] Specially share the recommended high popularity of the punching-out holy place for food and paradise: College Street - Little Italy College Street Little Italy is located in the center of Toronto at the junction of College Street and Bathurst Street and Baffers Street and extends west to College Street And Ossington Avenue between College Street and Aussington Street. Little Italy is a popular and vibrant street with many shops, restaurants, cafes, ice cream shops, gardens, theatres, radio stations and churches on both sides. Portuguese Canadian walk of Fame, José Mario Coelho Pioneer Garden, Jos Mario Coelho Pioneer Garden, Pioneer Garden: 722 College Street Church: Christian Spiritual Ministries Inc 706 College Street College Street United Church 452 College Street popular Italian restaurant recommended: Trattoria Taverniti 591 College Street La Forchetta 613 College Street Papa John's Pizza 653 College Street Sotto Vice Wine & Pasta Bar595 College Street Cafe Diplomatico Restaurant & Pizzaria 594 College Street Popular Ice Cream Shop: The Big Chill566 College Street Theatre: The Royal 608 College Street Mod Club Theatre 722 College Street Radio: CHIN Radio 622 College Street Destination: Toronto, Canada Recommended Play Time: 2 Hours Good Object: Best detailed address for young and young people: 452 College Street, Toronto, ON.M6G 1A1 Traffic Raiders: Take the 506 streetcar to the College Street at Bathurst Street Station and get off for a 1 minute walk: 11am-9pm Ticket price: Free highlights: Visit the Portuguese Hall of Fame, Jos Mario Coelho Pioneer Garden and Little Italian Landmarks frescoes and most importantly, taste mouthwatering Italian cuisine with wine Delicious .... Little Tips: Only 10 minutes walk to Kensington Market (Jewish Street) Kensington Market Visit Shopping and Tasting Exotic and Special Food ... yummy

Little Italy is on the northwest side of Chinatown. It can be reached within ten minutes by walking, but I am a little disappointed. Except for the little Italy on the street sign, I can't feel any Italian style. Of course, it may be aesthetic fatigue.

Little Italy is also a place to experience foreign cultures. This Canadian European-style area is home to many European communities, and many visits are also rich in European and American cuisine.

I don't know if it is an artificial attraction, but there are really many Italians or Italian restaurants here, where you can eat authentic pizza and pasta. The architecture is also very Italian.