Winter’s on its way out; it’s time to get a head start on exploring. Guide yourself with our specialized itineraries, or contact one of Toronto’s many tour operators to delve deeper into this multifaceted metropolis. And don’t forget to check out previous Yours to Discover posts, here: Day One.
FAVE NABES
Get a taste for some of Toronto’s vibrant ethnic enclaves in our slideshow.
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- The area has long since gentrified, but <a href="http://www.where.ca/toronto/guide_listing.cfm?listing_id=1885">Greektown</a>—so named for the wave of Hellenic immigrants who settled here after WWII—still reflects the heritage of that country. Craving moussaka, souvlaki or spanakopita? Numerous family-friendly restaurants are sure to satisfy. Danforth Avenue, between Chester and Jones avenues.
- Grecian Formula
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- The city’s South Asian diaspora is well served by the <a href="http://www.where.ca/toronto/guide_listing.cfm?listing_id=1887">Indian Bazaar</a>. It’s name may be slightly misleading—not only are Indian businesses represented, but also those of Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Pakistani and Afghan persuasion—but the experience is wholly authentic, with vibrant clothing and jewellery shops plus welcoming local restaurants. Gerrard Street East, from Greenwood to Coxwell avenues.
- Colourful Pocket
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- Some of its original turn-of-the century flavour has been lost, but <a href="http://www.where.ca/toronto/guide_listing.cfm?listing_id=1891">Little Italy</a> remains a thriving hub brimming with trendy sidewalk cafés, bars and more than a few pizzerias. Toronto’s first multicultural radio station, CHIN, began broadcasting here in 1966; its studios are a local landmark. College Street, from Bathurst Street to Ossington Avenue.
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- Aglow with the bright signs of clothing shops, local grocers and restaurants—from popular dim sum spots to specialized dumpling vendors—<a href="http://www.where.ca/toronto/guide_listing.cfm?listing_id=1878">Chinatown</a> represents the historic heart of Sino-Canadian culture, though it’s now home to a diverse blend of peoples. Spadina Avenue, between Queen and College streets and the surrounding area.
- Asian Influence
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Participating in a private or small-group walking tour is one of the best ways
to get to know the town. The Toronto experts at A Taste of the World, Genova Tours
and Tour Guys are more than happy to guide you.
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