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93 Front St E #11
Tucked away in the charming St. Lawrence Market, St Urbain Bagel serves up traditional Montreal-style bagels which are sweeter and denser than a classic Toronto bagel. Expect your bagel to be generously stuffed and choose from a range of traditional and vegan fillings.
Gryfes Bagels
3421 Bathurst Street
Toronto’s oldest bagel shop has been boiling and baking bagels since 1915. This Jewish bagel institution is loved by Torontonians and visitors alike. Gryfe’s bagels are still all made by hand and they’re lighter and fluffier than Montreal-style bagels. Here you can buy any bagel for 85 cents and take it home to enjoy with your favorite toppings.
The Bagel House
1548 Bayview Avenue
Craving a bagel day or night, the Bagel House is the place to go. This bagel bakery is open 24 hours, catering to the night owls and the early risers and everyone in between. They make Montreal-style wood-fired bagels, with a menu that includes all the classics, breakfast bagels and signature sandwiches.
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The Distillery District consists of several Victorian Industrial buildings that were repurposed into shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. It is considered one of Toronto’s tourist hotspots, but you would be just fine if you skipped a visit. The shops and restaurants are considered pricey, and you’ll appreciate the heritage buildings only if you are an architecture or history buff.
CN Tower
It is completely fine if you want to check out CN Tower, one of Toronto’s most famous landmarks. But there is really no need to get in. You are better saving your money than paying expensive tickets for its observation deck or dining out at its 360 Restaurant, which doesn’t have glowing reviews.
Eaton Center
Eaton Center is one of Toronto’s biggest shopping malls, so it is understandable that tourists want to see it. However, it isn’t all that different than any other shopping mall in a big city. You’ll find expensive stores, pricey restaurants, and not much to do besides window shopping.
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One of the must-visit attractions in Toronto is the CN Tower, an iconic symbol of the city’s skyline. Take an elevator ride up to the observation deck and marvel at the breathtaking panoramic views of Toronto and its surrounding areas.
Art Gallery of Ontario
For art enthusiasts, a visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario is a must. Explore its vast collection of artworks, from classic to contemporary, and let your creativity soar. It’s truly a spectacle to behold that you won’t forget in a hurry.
Kensington Market
To experience Toronto’s multiculturalism, head to Kensington Market. This vibrant neighborhood is home to diverse shops, restaurants, and street art. Stroll through the colorful streets, sample international cuisine, and soak up the lively atmosphere.
Toronto Islands
For outdoor enthusiasts, a trip to Toronto Islands is a must. Hop on a ferry and escape to this tranquil oasis. Enjoy a picnic, rent a bike, or simply relax on the beach while gazing at the stunning skyline.
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Driving through the streets of Vancouver will make you fall in love with it. The nature there is stunning, from the brisk colorful foliage to the rich green forests that expand across great distances. It can be a relatively quiet city, but also one of the most charming you’ll find.
Toronto
Then of course we have Toronto, which is one of the biggest cities in Canada. If you’re a sports fan, it’s home to the Raptors, Maple Leafs, and Blue Jays, and that’s because it has one of the biggest markets in all of North America. You can do just about anything there, from a night out on the town to a relaxing walk through the woods.
Montreal
When you think of French Canadians, Montreal is usually the first city that comes to mind. This should illustrate just how unique the city is, with a rich historical culture to match its wide of fun activities.
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All you sneakerheads, high-heels lovers, and footwear enthusiasts shouldn’t miss the opportunity to check out the Bata Shoe Museum. The museum houses the world’s largest collection of footwear, which includes 13,000 shoes.
Evergreen Brick Works
Located on a former industrial site, Evergreen Brick Works is now a place dedicated to bringing nature back to the urban environment and promoting sustainable living. The area is made up of several ponds, gardens, and renovated buildings that serve as community centers.
Riverdale Farm
While Toronto might seem like a concrete jungle at times, the fact is that this is one of the only major cities in North America that has a working farm. Riverdale Farm is a place that will allow you to see what farm life looks like while allowing you to meet various farm animals like chickens, cows, pigs, sheep, and many more.
Toronto Island Park
Located on one of the Lake Ontario islands, Toronto Island Park is really a unique place. You can spend your time here enjoying outdoor activities, exploring public art installations, or relaxing at one of its gardens. And did we mention it has its own amusement park?
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Art lovers visiting Toronto must make time for the Museum of Contemporary Art, and you don’t even have to spend a dime to do so if you show up at the right time. The ground floor can be visited free of charge, but you can also check out the rest of the collection for free on the first Sunday of each month—just make sure to pre-book your ticket!
Art Gallery of Ontario
A visit to Toronto is incomplete if you fail to check out the largest art gallery it has in store. The Art Gallery of Ontario is still staying true to its long-standing tradition of opening its door for free, every Wednesday from 6-9 pm. The free tickets are usually released on Monday and you have to book them online so you wouldn’t lose your spot.
Gardiner Museum
Gardiner Museum is a privately owned museum with around 4,000 pieces of ceramic art on its premises. It’s also open to the public every Wednesday, between 4-9 pm. Students, children, and friends of the museum can visit it free of charge at any time.
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Book City is one of Toronto’s leading bookstore chains with locations around the city, and you should make sure to check out at least one of them during your visit.
Toronto Reference Library
In addition to being one of Toronto’s largest libraries, this building is one of the city’s biggest architectural marvels, and its interior design was inspired by the hanging gardens of Babylon.
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library
This visually stunning library is located at the University of Toronto, and it’s home to the largest collection of rare books in all of Canada.
(@beautiful.bibliophile)The Monkey’s Paw
Speaking of amazing spots for fans of rare and antique books, the Monkey’s Paw will win you over with its vending machine that dispenses random vintage books, called Biblio-Mat.
Famous Last Words
If you love books and cocktails in equal measure, this bookstore café is a place to be and its cocktails inspired by literary characters are impossible to resist.
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]]>Des Moines, Iowa, United States
This may completely shock you, but Des Moines’ water supply is considered one of the cleanest in the entire world. The Iowa-based city is located in the United States midwest and has a cutting-edge water filtration system that runs from the Des Moines River and Raccoon River. The low levels of bacteria in their high-quality H20 are off the charts.
Toronto, Canada
Just to give you a bit of perspective, Toronto officials run tests on their tap water once every six hours to ensure its high quality. Lake Ontario provides ample amounts of water which run through a heavy filtration system, which is why you’ll never have to worry about its water being dirty.
Stockholm, Sweden
The amazing water in Sweden can be attributed to the countless stages of purification that officials put it through. Using chemical and mechanical methods, Stockholm officials remove pollutants to ensure that its city’s water is of the highest caliber imaginable.
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If you want to catch a baseball game while in Toronto, Rogers Centre is the place to be. Located in downtown Toronto, this stadium is home to the major league baseball team Toronto Blue Jays, but it’s also been used as a venue for other sports, including basketball, football, and even professional wrestling.
(@lovetdot)Scotiabank Arena
Located in close proximity to Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena is another major sports stadium in Toronto. It’s primarily used for hockey, basketball, and lacrosse games, in addition to being a popular concert venue.
Hockey Hall of Fame
Ice hockey is a national sport of Canada, together with lacrosse, so it’s not surprising that you can find a museum dedicated to its history in Toronto. During your visit, you can explore a vast collection of hockey memorabilia, and the original Stanley Cup serves as its centerpiece.
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. . #autumnvibes #fallleaves #autumnvibesToronto is the largest city in Canada and the capital of Ontario. It offers a very different experience for each season. The weather is subject to daily changes. The most convenient time to visit the city is in the spring.
Toronto is a multicultural city, with the most widely spoken language in Toronto being English and, according to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics, there are many other languages with a large number of speakers—such as Chinese and Italian.
Toronto has several important museums—including the Royal Ontario Museum, the Ontario Science Center, and the Ontario Art Gallery (designed by Canadian-Jewish architect Frank Gerry and featuring works by classic European painters—Rubens, Renoir, Picasso, and others).
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|Every year in September, the city hosts the most important film festival in North America—the International Film Festival in Toronto, bringing many directors and actors to the Ontario capital. This is the largest film festival in the world.
The city is considered to be the most important sports center in Canada. Teams from the city are represented in the major sports played in North America.
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