Although Ottawa is the capital of Canada, Toronto, the capital of Ontario, is the largest city in Canada, the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of Canada, and a world-famous international metropolis.

Toronto has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world by UN-Habitat for many years. At the same time, Toronto is also one of the safest, richest and highest living standards cities in the world.

The famous scenic spots in Toronto mainly include Queen West Street, Central Street, Financial District and Underground City, and the National Television Tower of Canada.

Toronto has the largest Chinese ethnic group outside Asia, so Chinese restaurants here have Sichuan cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Cantonese cuisine and even northern cuisine. These China restaurants are all over downtown Chinatown, as well as scarborough, Richmond Hill, markham City and Mississauga in the north. There are pure Indian restaurants and Indian specialty shops on the streets of India. The Girard Indian market here is the largest concentration of Indian clothing, daily necessities and food in North America.

2. Toronto queen street

Ottawa, the capital of Canada, Queenstown on the road from Toronto to Ottawa. Take a boat trip from Queenstown to visit the Kuril Islands for two hours. From Toronto to the south, Niagara Falls takes an hour and a half by car. After visiting the waterfall, you can drive along Niagara Park Avenue to Niagara Lake Town, with picturesque scenery along the way. This town still retains the quaint style of English towns.

3. Queen's Road, France

Champs Elysé es is the most prosperous and romantic street in Paris.

The Champs Elysé es is about 1, 800 meters long, starting from Charles de Gaulle Square in the west and reaching Concorde Square in the east. This is the most prosperous and romantic street in Paris. The Champs Elysé es was built in 16 16. It is a tree-lined avenue, which was transformed from a swamp outside the Louvre by Queen Marie de Medicis, so the Champs Elysé es is also called Queen's Avenue. The Champs Elysé es was given by Xu Beihong when he was studying in France.

It has both classical China charm and romantic western flavor. At both ends of the Champs Elysé es are some historical sites that have experienced vicissitudes. The famous Arc de Triomphe stands in the center of Star Square in the west section of main street. In the west section of the street, there are exhibition halls of famous automobile companies such as Air France, Credit Suisse, Mercedes-Benz and Citroen. In addition, there are some famous perfume shops, nightclubs and fast food restaurants, which are crowded with businessmen.

The east of the garden is full of flowers, and Place de la Concorde is adjacent to the Louvre. It is covered with trees and full of artistic atmosphere, showing a quiet and natural scenery. There are sidewalks 10-20m wide on both sides of the street. Dense buttonwood trees are arranged along the street, lush, and the air is mixed with strong perfume, which makes people relaxed and happy.

In addition, there are two circular fountains on the Champs Elysé es, telephone 1836- 1846. These two fountains imitate the style of St. Peter's pool. Rome's s Square has a unique shape, especially at night, where lights are everywhere and the pool is full and colorful. French people who like nightlife gather in small groups at small tables in front of coffee shops or bars in Van Sherische Street to talk heartily. Some fashionable young blondes relax in front of the window, and couples hug each other and stroll the streets.

The Champs Elysé es is about 2 kilometers long. On both sides of the avenue are the Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe, so there is a subway station on both sides, and there are three subway stations on the avenue. However, I sincerely suggest that you get to know the Champs Elysé es from this end of Place de la Concorde. In people's impression, this avenue has always been considered as the best shopping avenue in Huadu. In fact, the Champs Elysé es is not only a top shopping avenue, but also a good place for people to stroll and experience the beautiful scenery of Huadu City. The location of this avenue is/kloc-a rare swamp in the 6th century.

/kloc-in the 0/7th century, due to the ingenuity of the most outstanding landscape architects in France, the Champs Elysé es, which is praised today, was born. Walking from this end of Concorde Square, visitors have a better chance to fully experience the leisurely beauty created by chestnut trees and phoenix tree corridors.

4. Fifth Avenue in Toronto

Toronto is the largest city in Canada, the capital of Ontario and the national industrial and commercial center. Toronto, located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, with a population of more than 2.5 million, is the fifth largest city in North America. Toronto, located in the center of Toronto, is an important port city in the Great Lakes region of Canada. Located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, Toronto is one of the southernmost cities in Canada, only one hour's drive from new york. In fact, its latitude is almost equal to that of Northern California. Therefore, Toronto has a mild climate, and spring and summer are the warmest seasons in Canada. Due to unique geographical conditions, historical and economic reasons, Toronto occupies a unique position in the United States. Toronto has four distinct seasons. Spring is short; Summer is hot and humid; In autumn, the sun is shining and the temperature is pleasant. At noon, the temperature sometimes rises to the level of summer. In winter, this season lasts until mid-April. If you need wide and thin clothes in Toronto in summer, you need a sweater sooner or later; If you go to Toronto in winter, you need a thick coat or overcoat, waterproof boots and gloves, and a wool hat.

5. Wangfujing, Toronto

During the Spring Festival every year, Chinatown in Toronto is the most lively place, and the dragon dance parade is accompanied by loud gongs and drums, which is very lively. Overseas Chinese from Singapore, Vietnam and other places have gradually formed a scale here. There are many restaurants, shops, fruit and vegetable markets and massage centers in China, and the decoration and style are quite characteristic of China.

6. Encyclopedia of Queens Park in Toronto

Mississauga is a city in Gaza, Canada, which belongs to Ontario.

There are three east-west expressways in Mississauga, which are 40 1 provincial highway across northern Missouri, 403 provincial highway across central Michigan and Queen Elizabeth Road across southern Michigan. Provincial Highway 43 and Provincial Highway 4 10 are connected in the north-south direction at the intersection of Provincial Highway 40 1 east of Midtown, and part of Provincial Highway 409 is located in Midtown, leading to Toronto Pearson International Airport.

In addition, provincial highway 407 bypasses Miami from the north and west, while some sections of provincial highway 427 are close to the city boundaries of Toronto and Mississauga. Although these two highways do not enter densely populated urban areas, they also constitute an important part of traffic in this area.

7. Queen West Street, Toronto

Community neighborhood

Ge Yong-Dundas Square is one of the most prosperous areas in Toronto. Hundreds of years ago, Indians on Lake Huron named the present Toronto area as a meeting place. Today, Toronto, a metropolis, is dotted with some colorful communities, reflecting unique multicultural characteristics. Now Toronto has become a veritable gathering place for all ethnic groups, and its multicultural characteristics can be seen from the colorful communities in the city.

Downtown Toronto (Downtown Toronto)

Kenton market (Kensington market)

There are goods from all over the world in shops with rich multicultural atmosphere. You can find Taobao in countless nostalgic markets and second-hand shops, and those restaurants and cafes with their own characteristics are guaranteed to make you happy.

Chinatown (Chinatown)

On both sides of the street are full of oriental shops and open-air stalls in fruit and vegetable markets every day. Cantonese dim sum here is very famous, and you can also buy good quality American ginseng (there are five Chinatowns in Toronto, which are located in the west, east and surrounding areas of the city).

old town

The history of this area can be traced back to the beginning of19th century. It is the center of local art, culture and historical sites, and also the site of the densest Victorian architecture in Ontario.

St. Lawrence Market

This ancient market is already very busy at ordinary times. On weekends, the market is crowded with farmers, artists and entertainers, displaying and selling their products and artworks.

Historic area of brewery

This ancient factory area is now the center of art, culture and entertainment in the city center, and it is also the best-preserved Victorian industrial building area in North America.

downtown

Yang Street is the longest street in the world. Bars, shops and restaurants on Yang Street at the junction of Yangjie Street and Dundas Street are often crowded with customers. In yonge-dundas Square on the corner, open-air celebrations are often held during festivals.

Financial district and underground city (financial district and underground city)

Under this reinforced concrete jungle with glass curtain walls and skyscrapers, there is ——path, the largest underground city in the world, which is 27 kilometers long. There are more than 1200 shops and services in the underground city.

Entertainment area (entertainment area)

The entertainment area in downtown Toronto is full of theaters, concert halls, venues, restaurants, nightclubs, retail stores and attractions.

Fashion block

This is a good place to find local fashion, original design, various fabrics and furs.

Queen's Road West (Queen's Road West)

In this street, you can find the most fashionable clothes and the most avant-garde restaurants. Galleries, antique shops and dance halls add a lot of cultural and entertainment atmosphere to this street. City TV Station is a landmark building in Queens, West Street. The muchmusic program produced by this TV station often invites famous singers for entertainment, and the open-air stage is located on the street.

seashore

In the squayterminals port area in Queens, Toronto, you can visit a specialty store. The nearby harborfrontcenter has theaters and entertainment facilities, and there is a beautiful seaside corridor along the coast. You can enjoy the ferries and private yachts on the boating lake, and you can also enjoy the lakeside scenery by boat.

Toronto islands

There is a large summer amusement park on the island. You can rent a boat or a bicycle to visit the whole island, or roller-skate on the boulevard, or have a picnic on the green grass or on the beach.

Brewer-Yorkville

Toronto's high-end shopping and dining areas, various brand-name shops and designer boutiques, interesting antique shops and galleries all reveal elegance.

Little Italy

This is the spiritual home of the Italian community in Toronto. This enthusiastic and energetic community is full of restaurants, cafes and traditional billiards rooms.

Thegay village

This is a famous gay community, and Canada's largest gay parade is held every year. You can enjoy different customs in bars, restaurants and streets in this area.

Greece city

There are a large number of Greek restaurants on Danfoss Street, offering authentic Greek cuisine such as kebabs; In addition, there are some small shops with their own characteristics and rich southern European customs on both sides of the street.

yearn for

The beach area is located in the east of the city center. You can take a walk on the boardwalk on the beach by the lake, swim in the lake or sunbathe on the beach. Looking around, villas with lake views, shops with different styles and warm restaurants constitute the unique features of the beach area.

Italy (Corsoitaria)

Top fashion in Italy; Cafes and restaurants serving local Italian cuisine attract guests from all directions.

Little Poland

Roncesvallesvillage in Toronto is a Polish community in the city. In this community full of Central European colors, there are delicious specialties everywhere, and you can feel the lively atmosphere and fun of different festivals. This unique small community adds a small town flavor to Toronto.

Urban depression

Coconut town used to be a working-class settlement, but now it has become a beautiful community. Redecorated Victorian houses and quiet parks can be seen everywhere in this area. Famous scenic spots include riverdalefarm (the original site of Toronto Zoo) built in 19 and the early 20th century, and allangardens with its own characteristics.

Indian market (Indian market)

The Indian market in gerrardst.east, also known as Little India, is the largest Indian domestic product market in North America. Here in Little India, you can find exquisite Indian household ornaments, hand ornaments and artworks everywhere. Don, before you are attracted by the most attractive thing in the market, don't forget to buy something you like and take it home as a trophy.

No. 1: Ontario international college

Ontario International College is located in Toronto, Canada's most famous city.

Second place: Royal Christian College

The Royal Christian College was founded in 1976, located in Surrey, Vancouver, British Columbia. It is famous for its high-quality teaching standards and excellent character education for students.

Third place: Christian College of King Prince High School (Prince Christ High School)

All private high schools in Canada rank fourth, registered by the Education Department of Ontario, Canada.

Fourth place: Chatham Middle School

Located at the junction of Oakville and Mississauga in greater toronto area, Ontario, it is half an hour's drive from Toronto Airport and 40 minutes' drive from Toronto City Hall.