High Park Review

A great park for a walk. Be sure to visit the botanical gardens. We also caught the end of the tulip gardens which were also beautiful. It was not a problem to find a place to park on a Monday afternoon. The patches on the trees and bushes were also interesting!

After returning from Toronto Island, I saw that it was still early, so I casually checked that there was a tourist attraction called Highland Park in Toronto, so I took the bus from Chinatown and walked all the way back to the hotel. The number of steps I took that day exceeded 35,000.

It is a free park. It has local characteristics. There are many squirrels and birds living here, and they are not afraid of people at all. The most representative thing is the cherry blossoms. It has a very Japanese atmosphere.

Highland Park is a very good park in downtown Toronto. It is designed with exquisite trees and shades. It changes from city to country in a second, and you can see birds flying in various colors in minutes, with a strong natural atmosphere. In the summer, there are often open-air concerts here, and it will be very lively.

Going to Highland Park is very simple, the subway green line can take the high park station. There are tennis courts, baseball fields, swimming pools, football fields, children's playgrounds, and a free zoo where peacocks, yaks, reindeer, raccoons, etc. are recuperated.

A large green park, hilly lakes, green road ponds in the west of the city. It is the most famous summer cherry-picking place in Toronto. Of course, it is very pleasant to take a leisurely stroll in the hinterland of the city and a park near the natural field.