West Queen West

Queens West Street is adjacent to the University of Toronto and Ontario College of Art and Design, so interesting graffiti and sculpture are often visible on the streets. Campbell's former residence, City TV Radio Building, Four Seasons Performing Arts Center, and Osgood Hall are all on Queens West Street.

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Queen West Street (Queen ST West) is one of Toronto's main roads, and there is a multi-year-old Street Car (tram bus) when it is walking on the road, plus the buildings on both sides of the street, it is almost like in a fairy tale world. 2. I will pass some parks from Queen West Street, and I think the most authentic side of the city can be seen in these parks, especially during the holidays. Because there will be many family or friends gathering in the park, the feeling can't be better. 3. Also important is: you will pass by Chinatown, you want to buy Chinese food or supplies here. 4. On Queen Street you can see a variety of specialty independent shops, you can also see very beautiful graffiti along the way, which is also one of the characteristics of this street.

This not-so-modern street, filled with all kinds of graffiti, has become a big landscape of the city, attracting many young people to check in, and the other attraction is that there are many delicious restaurants.

This is a place where young people like to visit, the trend is more, but at the same time, it is still more artistic, there are many independent galleries, you can visit it, the street outside is actually graffiti.