[2025 Toronto Attraction] Travel Guide for Canadian National Exhibition (Updated Jun)

The Canadian National Expo, commonly known as CNE, should be a golden opportunity to showcase innovative products! But what he is most famous for is not his high-tech innovative products, but the various amusement rides and the strange-flavored foods launched by major restaurants! As soon as I entered the Food Court, I saw a long line of people queuing up to buy Korean fried frog legs. It was indeed very delicious, but the appearance was a bit scary! Funnel cake paired with ice cream and peaches makes me feel very happy, and the pickle fries are much more normal than I thought! The most memorable dish this year was the cheeseburger ice cream served with onion rings, pickles and cheese sauce. Three of us could hardly finish the ice cream. If it’s a new flavor that you can’t buy on the street, remember to keep an eye out for the CNE exhibition time next year! #OverseasTravel #TorontoTourism #TorontoFood

The log cabin, Toronto's oldest known surviving house, was constructed by John Scadding in 1794 during the 1st years of British Settlement. Scadding was a government clerk and close friend of Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe. The cabin stood on the east side of the Don River on a 253 land grant that stretched from north of Lake Ontario to present day Danforth Avenue. Scadding lived there until he went back to England with the Simcoes in 1796. -Heritage Toronto 2012 #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

Fort Rouille is the last French Trading Post that was left behind after the war. It is a monument that was built as a reminder. The obelisk can be seen standing tall as a sign where the fort was before. The purpose of this is to educate and let the new generation remember the history. It is part of the places to visit in the Canadian National Exhibition. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

This monument at the Canadian National Exhibition cannot be missed. It is the entrance to the place and it welcomes everybody. It is called The Princes' Gate because of was named after the 2 Prince, Prince Edward - Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George. The Winged Victory can be seen at the top holding a hero's crown with a lamp and a single maple leaf on the right symbolizing Canadian Independence. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

After walking around the Canadian National Exhibition and you are very hungry, how about dinner at Medieval Times. This is a unique diningd experience because guests are able to eat fine dining while watching a great show of Medieval history. Top knights will be fighting for the kingdom and will make sure that the throne is protected. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

Also found in the Canadian National Exhibition, North America's First Urban Wind Turbine is here. This is to educate the people about how important is the wind energt. Although we all know that construction of the said equipment or material is very expensive, in the long run people can save money because the price of the electricity can be lowered because wind is free. We just need to maintain it and it does not destroy nature. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #urbanexplorer