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Toronto is a boom town. There’s a tremendous amount of new construction and renovation, all to accommodate the city’s growing economy. Attractively situated on the shores of Lake Ontario, the city is a diverse and exciting place to live. The skyline is marked by the distinctive CN tower, but there are lots of other great attractions — an excellent aquarium, St. Lawrence Market, the Toronto island, and many great museums.
High-rises and hotels populate downtown, but it’s out in the neighborhoods where Toronto’s character shines through. Chinatown has markets that are open to the streets, Queens West is home to galleries and artist run boutiques. Toronto has great transit — a subway system, streetcars, extensive bus service, and Go Transit rail lines serving the outer suburbs.
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Toronto is the 3rd most walkable large city in Canada with 2,615,060 residents.
Toronto has excellent public transportation and is somewhat bikeable.
Find apartments in Toronto's most walkable neighborhoods: Bay Street Corridor, Mount Pleasant West and Trinity Bellwoods.
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Transit is convenient for most trips. Find Toronto apartments for rent near public transit.
Toronto has excellent public transportation and about 216 bus, 8 rail, 4 subway and 7 light rail lines.
The map above shows how far you can travel in 30 minutes from Toronto on public transit.
Some bike infrastructure.
A trip to the distillery is always a treat. Great Restaurants, boutique shops, and independent galleries. Not to mention one of the cities best professional theatre companies (Soulpepper). Visiting in early December gives you the added treat of the Christmas Markets. Trying to recreate the charm and cheer of the German markets, wood stalls, carolers, and oodles of booths with schnitzel and spiced hot wine, all help keep you in the festive mood on cold winter days.
Lenore C L White
on The Distillery
This is the oldest remaining house from the original site of the town of York. It's one of the few remaining examples of Georgian architecture left in Toronto. It is quite a pretty site to see while walking along queen st.
Logan Christian
on Historic Campbell House Toronto
An awesome little pet store. Tons of pet food varieties. The shop clerk always gives a treat for your pet if they come in with you!
Logan Christian
on Petview
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OCAD has some really neat architecture. This is a very popular art school in Toronto.
Stephanie Christian
on OCAD University