I would like to take you on a quick tour of the downtown Toronto: these are the photos I’ve taken during my walks at the beginning of May, on three seperate occasions. Shall we walk together?
1We start our tour at the intersection of Queen Street West and Queen Street East. Right across from us, on the West side of the street is the Toronto City Hall.

4Should we keep walking towards the Queen Street East? These pink tulips in the park have recently bloomed.

8Now let’s get back to Downtown Toronto, right to the center of it all. We’ll come across so many languages, so many nations and so many tastes.

9So this is what Toronto is like: a city-center with a population of 3,5 million where 70% of this population is made up of immigrants. Here’s an Italian pizza place:

10At every corner is an authentic restaurant, coffee, bakery, market or pub. This is an Ethiopian restaurant for instance:

15And “My Drunk Uncle’s Pub:”

16“Tot: The Cat Cafe.” You may pet the cats here freely, and adopt them if you like, too:

19“Wheat Sheaf Tavern” is the oldest pub in Toronto. Since 1849:

21Toronto International Film Festival Building: Look at the collage on the wall made out of movie posters!

26And this picture was taken at Queen Street West, this guy is making and selling wooden toys on the street:

30And a Canadian made 3-wheel motorcycle: CAN-AM SPYDER.

There’s no discrimination in Toronto, no racism. There’s unity, love and freedom. Not to forget the celebrations and festivals of various cultures held in summers. You get a taste of different cultures’ music, tradition and food. This is why I love the city I live in.
If you’d like to see more photos from Toronto, check out my photo albums on Facebook.