@kman6431, _officially_ it *_is_* like New York City in that it's the financial and media capital of Canada, however _phyisically_ it's more like Los Angeles in how it's laid out.
As far as I'm concerned the two squares mentioned are not worth visiting because there's practically nothing there to see. Eaton Centre is all right but as a mall Yorkdale is far superior and with high end merchants ,unlike Eaton Centre. The ROM is a truly magnificent museum . I don't see how the Falls can be included here as it is most definitely not Toronto. Places not mentioned are the Path ,a truly unique concept and Allen Gardens.
I went to both Yorkdale and Eaton. Neither were particularly interesting to me but Yorkdale had a much better layout and looked more attractive. Plus it has an awesome artisan type coffee place on the first floor. Agreed, Niagara Falls are definitely not Toronto but it seems that many visitors to Toronto, go for the falls if only for a day trip. Like I did. I'm not sure if it was a good decision to do just a day trip though.
@@alguien1234 I saw too little. I could have explored so much more had I stayed for 2-3 days, especially without the pressure of having to get back to Toronto in the same day.
AND PS... IT'S PRNOUNCED DONE DASS... NOT DUNDIS AKA DUNDAS.... AND IT'S NOT YOWNG STREET IT'S PRONOUNCED YOUNG LOL... DON'T YOU ASK PEOPLE OR DO RESEARCH FIRST MY GOD BRO
I have always thought in the reverse. It's a good place to live but not to visit. There's always something happening here, especially in the summer. But I have always felt it was not a destination city. Most touristy things can be done easily done in a few days. And then it's been there and done that.
@@marshallrichmond4909We were originally going to stay for a week but we shortened our stay to 5 days. 4 days exploring and one lazy day at the hotel. We felt that was perfect
Toronto is quite boring to visit but pretty cool to live, there are plenty of neighbourhoods with affordable cousine from around the world, lots of cultural stuff to do in there as well, every international event like bands and musicians always perform in Toronto, lots of nighclubs as well. If you like going into international concerts, nighclubs, or shopping, its your city. Aside from that the city has lots of parks as well, so its pretty cozy and chill all around
@@hakohito better to do it as a tourist for a month day and night.. then off to my little town.. I don't even think about it, letting my children grow up among skyscrapers and cars, noise and smog
Another great informative video Global Guide.
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Great useful information, Thanks.
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Yonge is pronounced young
Is Toronto an all-white city?
Toronto Metropolitan University, no longer called Ryerson ;)
ARGOS HAVEN'T PLAYED THERE SINCE 2020 BUT OK
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Niagara falls ha just been named the worst tourist traps in the world ... i am Canadien and it is true
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No , it’s not
@kman6431, _officially_ it *_is_* like New York City in that it's the financial and media capital of Canada, however _phyisically_ it's more like Los Angeles in how it's laid out.
NIAGARA FALLS IS 2 HOURS AWAY WTF IS THAT DOING IN THIS VIDEO LOL...
As far as I'm concerned the two squares mentioned are not worth visiting because there's practically nothing there to see. Eaton Centre is all right but as a mall Yorkdale is far superior and with high end merchants ,unlike Eaton Centre. The ROM is a truly magnificent museum . I don't see how the Falls can be included here as it is most definitely not Toronto. Places not mentioned are the Path ,a truly unique concept and Allen Gardens.
I went to both Yorkdale and Eaton. Neither were particularly interesting to me but Yorkdale had a much better layout and looked more attractive. Plus it has an awesome artisan type coffee place on the first floor.
Agreed, Niagara Falls are definitely not Toronto but it seems that many visitors to Toronto, go for the falls if only for a day trip. Like I did. I'm not sure if it was a good decision to do just a day trip though.
I think the square with the letters Toronto is worth it due to the photo you can take there.
@@vinaymulukutla358 Mmm, why do you think a trip day to the Niagara Falls is not worthy?
@@alguien1234 I saw too little. I could have explored so much more had I stayed for 2-3 days, especially without the pressure of having to get back to Toronto in the same day.
Nathan Phillips is good to go only in winter because the water freezes and they turn it into a ice skating
AND PS... IT'S PRNOUNCED DONE DASS... NOT DUNDIS AKA DUNDAS.... AND IT'S NOT YOWNG STREET IT'S PRONOUNCED YOUNG LOL... DON'T YOU ASK PEOPLE OR DO RESEARCH FIRST MY GOD BRO
Toronto is not the capital lol
Ontario's capital city is Toronto. Ottawa is the capital city of Canada.
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Toronto is the financial capital so it kinda is , it shows it wealth and ottawa is all politics
nice city but as a tourist, not to live there
I have always thought in the reverse. It's a good place to live but not to visit. There's always something happening here, especially in the summer. But I have always felt it was not a destination city. Most touristy things can be done easily done in a few days. And then it's been there and done that.
@@marshallrichmond4909We were originally going to stay for a week but we shortened our stay to 5 days. 4 days exploring and one lazy day at the hotel. We felt that was perfect
Toronto is quite boring to visit but pretty cool to live, there are plenty of neighbourhoods with affordable cousine from around the world, lots of cultural stuff to do in there as well, every international event like bands and musicians always perform in Toronto, lots of nighclubs as well. If you like going into international concerts, nighclubs, or shopping, its your city. Aside from that the city has lots of parks as well, so its pretty cozy and chill all around
@@hakohito better to do it as a tourist for a month day and night.. then off to my little town.. I don't even think about it, letting my children grow up among skyscrapers and cars, noise and smog
@@uccellosolitario6184 well not everyone has a family lol, Im young and single so for me its fine
Toronto is NOT the capital