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- Toronto’s waterfront. Canada's largest city also boasts one of the world's longest urban waterfronts with nearly 48 kilometres of beaches, marinas, and green spaces.
- Music, concerts, and butterflies. One must-see on the shores of Lake Ontario is the unusual Music Garden, a venue that's home to free public concerts in summertime on Thursdays and Sundays.
- Scarborough Bluffs Park. See the dramatic white cliffs some 12,000 years old towering 14 kilometres high at Scarborough Bluffs Park, a sedimentary escarpment of geological interest and also the site of the longest sandy beach in the area.
- Budapest Park. At the foot of Parkside Drive, tree-filled Budapest Park is ideal for picnicking, jogging, or hiking along the Martin Goodman Trail. Find a nice spot by the fountain or throw a blanket on the sand at Sunnyside Beach and take in the city skyline.
May 18, 2024 · **Dealfind Travel Deals Toronto: Uncovering the Hidden Gems of Canada’s Largest City** *Toronto, the vibrant and diverse metropolis nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, is known for its bustling streets, iconic skyline, and world-class attractions.
- Toronto’s waterfront. Canada's largest city also boasts one of the world's longest urban waterfronts with nearly 30 miles of beaches, marinas, and green spaces.
- Music, concerts, and butterflies. One must-see on the shores of Lake Ontario is the unusual Music Garden, a venue that's home to free public concerts in summertime on Thursdays and Sundays.
- Scarborough Bluffs Park. See the dramatic white cliffs some 12,000 years old towering nine miles high at Scarborough Bluffs Park, a sedimentary escarpment of geological interest and also the site of the longest sandy beach in the area.
- Budapest Park. Be sure to snap a selfie in front of gravity defying, wooden slat Time Tunnel at waterfront Budapest Park. The Tunnel is a symbolic art installation created in 2016 by Hungarian designers in memory of the 1956 anti-Soviet Hungarian Revolution.
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- Play Some Beach Volleyball. 1561 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto, ON M4L 3W6, Canada. Get active by the water with some beach volleyball. It’s great exercise, it's social and it allows you to spend time on the sand.
- Go Paddle Boarding. 1575 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, ON M6K 3C1, Canada. Phone +1 647-705-1975. Web Visit website. SUP, or stand-up paddle boarding has firmly rooted itself as a popular summer activity in Toronto and it makes for a fun way to experience the lake.
- Jump in the Lake. Ward's Island Beach, Toronto, ON, Canada. Web Visit website. Since you're by the water, why not take a dip? The majority of Toronto’s beaches have good water quality so you shouldn’t have to think twice about donning a swimsuit and jumping in.
- Hang out at Sugar Beach or HTO Park. Sugar Beach, St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands, ON, Canada. You may not be able to swim at Sugar Beach or HTO Park, but they do make for idyllic spots to enjoy Toronto’s waterfront.
Explore Niagara-on-the-Lake at your own pace with a private guide. Make the most of the journey with stops at a winery and other attractions. Experience the falls up close on the Hornblower Niagara Cruise. Relax in round trip private transport from most Toronto hotels.
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Sep 1, 2016 · Escape the Beach Crowds at the Best Lakes Within Driving Distance of Toronto. Lake Ontario is pretty great (pun absolutely intended) and a veritable freshwater ocean. But when you’re...
3 days ago · News Release June 26, 2024 The City of Toronto is proud to bring free, city-wide programming to residents and visitors celebrating Canada Day on Monday, July 1. Fireworks displays The City’s flagship, 14-minute fireworks display will be held at Ashbridges Bay Park located at 1561 Lake Shore Blvd. E. starting at 10 p.m. on Monday, […]
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