Toronto Harbour Review

The CC is the most well-known street in Toronto between King and Bloor, the main thoroughfare of the city, and the main main road in many other towns and villages. It is a barometer of the activity of Toronto, Canada's largest city. The north-south yang street is a main axis of the city, dividing Toronto roughly into two parts.

Toronto Harbour is located in the Toronto CBD. We first watched across the bank on a sunny morning similar to the Toronto Financial Center of Pudong Lujiazui Financial Circle from the Bund. Then drove over there and took a walk to enjoy a cool weekend morning.

On the shores of Lake Ontario, there is a public announcement that the Toronto harbor can safely engage in recreational activities such as canoeing and kayaking. However, swimming is not safe because pipe discharges may contain rainwater, sewer water and bacteria content. No wonder, there are only green ducks and seagulls in the water, and people only sit on beach loungers.

Very good place, the environment here is elegant and comfortable, the surrounding facilities are complete, it is recommended.

We went to the TV tower, parked our car in the parking lot nearby, strolled around the locomotive square nearby, crossed the street and went to the seaside to reach the port. There were many yachts parked here and some boats. We took photos nearby. We didn't go to Toronto Island by boat. We had to go to the shopping mall to see geese in the evening. There was not enough time. Let's talk about it next time.