Theresa Chapman: More of the little houses on this repurposed tree. One of my favorite places.

Theresa Chapman: In a historic beautiful building, the women at this shop provided caring excellent service.

Theresa Chapman: This new shop is joined with Sunnyside Market and offers a range of baking and specialty food.

Theresa Chapman: Best sushi in the neighborhood. Cute little place with reasonable prices and fast service.

Theresa Chapman: Local artists display their art in these cases along the sidewalk. Check back regularly for new displays.

Theresa Chapman: Featuring art classes and art on display, this little place occupies the old Kensington Art Supply which moved next door.

Theresa Chapman: This not for profit cafe supports artists and provides a sanctuary to youth. Regular events occur here.

Theresa Chapman: This great consignment shop organizes everything by colour. This is one of the best places to shop.

Theresa Chapman: This particular Starbucks location preserved the historical architectural elements of the building fir a truly beautiful cafe experience.

Theresa Chapman: Only in Sunnyside would you find composting for apartments and condo complexes in addition to individual yards. This neighborhood has more immunity focus.

Theresa Chapman: Try out the xylophone.

Theresa Chapman: A quiet place to learn to skate with no one watching. Or to play hockey.

Theresa Chapman: Beavers live here.

Theresa Chapman: Behind this skating rink is flowing water where ducks can be seen even in February. This rink is lit at night and when it is cold enough, it continues upstream along Prince's Island Park.

Theresa Chapman: A great place to sit secreted away from main walking paths.

Theresa Chapman: Heritage tree. If you zoom, you can see the plaque.

Theresa Chapman: As beautiful as this building is, the best part was the trees.

Theresa Chapman: The water is very deep here so the water flows upstream. You should be a strong swimmer, wear water shoes and a life jacket. Swim at your own risk.

Theresa Chapman: This yarn graffiti is probably gone now but it's a great sample of the creativity that pops up around this neighborhood.

Theresa Chapman: Wild flowers can be found in the alleyways of this neighborhood's alleys. So can all sorts of free stuff every once in a while.

Theresa Chapman: The set design for Tuesdays With Morrie

Theresa Chapman: The ice on parts of the Bow River is rather spectacular. From the Louise bridge, you can see the new "Memorial" park structure meeting the river.

Theresa Chapman: Sunset on the peace bridge in winter. Absolutely stunning. This bridge features walking and biking lanes separately. The views in the morning and evening are stunning. This is also a site for amazing fishing as the north side if the river at this point is very deep. In the summer you can see the fish from the bridge clearly. From one point, you might see up to 50 fish!

Theresa Chapman: This semi private road is not only a great short-cut but an incredible workout for bike enthusiasts in the summer and scenic views year round. In the winter, the bike trails become great walking trails. There can often be viewed a layer of fog below from the upper parts of this road in the morning.