Beach Sugar Beach.
The beach was created directly opposite the Toronto Sugar Plant, a great place to relax and relaxation. Opening in 2010, the beach does not fulfill its direct function, that is, it can not be bought here. But this is a great place to relax, where there are pedestrian walkways, lounge chairs and benches, as well as many cafes, very cozy and comfortable.
For many tourists and locals, the beach creates an atmosphere of relaxation on the coast, warm and clean. The snow-white sand caresses the feet and has a pleasant free time. In 2011, Sugar Beach Beach has become a venue for a film festival. For visitors, opposite the beach Park Bartz on which a huge screen is installed and moving films. On the beach there is also a scene on which a variety of concerts and other events are periodically passing.
By the way, here is such an unusual and beautiful fountain, in the form of a traditional Canadian leaf.
Saint Lawrence market.
This is a very sought-after place that occupies second place in Toronto largest and popularity. Moreover, in 2012, the market recognized the best object, food, in the world. Here are two buildings, each of them is completely different. The North Building serves as a territory for the placement of farm markets, and also sells antique things and products. But the southern part of the market, serves to accommodate groceries, restaurants, meat shops and bakeries. Therefore, it is already worth decreasing that you are going to buy.
I, as a tourist, bypassed everything here everything, for which he spent a lot of time, but the pleasure got much more. At first I visited the farmers market, I bought all the necessary products, and then went to the southern part, it was located in the cozy cafe, he drove, drank a cup of coffee with a ponchik, and continued his excursion. Although, many tourists lack even a whole day to circumvent such a huge area. For me, the market has just become a gigantic shopping center, which has everything you need. Amazes, first of all, the scale of the market, and then the range of goods, since here the most fresh products in all Toronto.
Hippodrome Woodbine.
Woodbine is a honeysuckle, a hippodrome logo opened in Toronto in 1956.
In 1976, thanks to the holding of Paralympic Games here, the hippodrome acquired even more popularity. Racing of purebred horses here take place according to a specially developed program of races. But, mostly, this is entertainment for the rich, as prices are quite high here.
Horses owners not only get excellent fees, but also valuable prizes.
After conducting an extensive reconstruction in 1993, Woodbayn has become an even more popular place among horseback lovers, and now, the saccs are held here on three racetracks at the same time.
Address: 555 Rexdale Blvd., Toronto, Ontario.
Bar of truth and vodka.
Very original institution with the appropriate name. As many have already understood, the inner decoration of the bar is stylized under Soviet times, although it has nothing to do with Russia.
This is an ideal place for excellent time for small companies, since the atmosphere, and drinks, are perfect for this.
This is a premium institution, in which drink tastings periodically pass, as well as interesting entertainment programs.
In addition, the Bar has a special booking program, with which visitors can book a bar for banquets, weddings, corporate events and other thematic parties.
Address: 44 Wellington St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1C7.
Fantasy Fair Entertainment Park.
This is an excellent indoor park, on the territory of the Woodbine shopping center. All year round, the park is open to family visits. There are nine family attractions here, as well as there are integer three gaming rooms, including rooms for the smallest, and attractions for adults. Children like puppet ideas, speeches of clowns, as well as thematic holidays that are constantly held in the park.
Amazing the fact that the park opened his doors back in 1985. To date, counting time from the day of discovery, the park has already served about seven million people.
Until today, the attractions of the early twentieth centuries have been preserved here. Therefore, children can go on a journey on an old train, while parents will rest a bit.
Address: 500 Rexdale Blvd. Etobicoke, on M9W 6K5.
Golf Center in Sentinel Park.
The park is located in the southern part of the province, and was opened in 1987. There are twenty-seven golf holes, eighteen holes for mini-golf, as well as Driveving Range.
The golf club itself is located on the territory of private property, the course of which was developed by Michael Hurdzan.
Here, green fields occupy about three thousand square feet, so they are not only playing here, but also work perfectly. All fields are just perfect, and when opening, Larry Miz himself was present here - a professional golf course. Moreover, interesting obstacles that make the game even more interesting were created for players.
The complex also offers rental equipment, and visitors can also visit a wonderful restaurant after the game.
Address: 550 CENTENNIAL PARK BOULEVARD, TORONTO, ON M9C 5R5.
Theaters of Algin and Winter Garden.
This pair of theaters was designed by architect Thomas U.Lam.
Initially, they were created to demonstrate short-term dumb films, which were popular in the past centuries. The amazing beauty of the halls, offering visitors to enjoy the luxury of gold and marble, and the places are higher are located right under the stars, at the respective prices.
But those distant times passed, therefore in 1928, the government decided to convert the theater to show sound films.
The upper theater is closed within sixty years, but in his panels still stored an amazing and rather extensive collection of theatrical landscapes, which were used for a long time. All this is still kept in the theater, and undoubtedly visitors are delighted with what he saw.