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 chinatown by buzzzLeave a Comment Directions: Spadina Ave and Dundas Street West
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Chinatown is an excellent place to go and buy fresh fruits and vegetables. I think Saturday would be the best day to walk around in chinatown and do some shopping. It's crowded, but not overcrowded and there are lots of fruitstands to choose from. Because it is so nice and busy it's a lot of fun to walk around and to watch the people around you. Hahaha, I might not take a lot of photos of people but I do love to watch people, seeing all the different characters and personalities passing by.
Leave a Comment Directions: Spadina Ave. (Queen to College) and Dundas St. (east and west of Spadina)
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 A wonderful day in Chinatown
in Toronto by sim1
Could I wish for more? Lovely sunshine, a beautiful day, my camera with me, and strolling around in Chinatown. A smile on my face, because I am having fun here :-)))
Leave a Comment Directions: Spadina Ave. (Queen to College) and Dundas St. (east and west of Spadina)
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 Chinatown by sim1
It's time to have a look at one of the many neighbourhoods of Toronto. Toronto is a very diverse city with many cultures living here, you can find Chinatown, Little Italy, Greektown, Little India, etc. I've visited a few of these neighbourhoods and I would love to show you a bit of them in these next tips.
This is of course Chinatown :-)))
Leave a Comment Directions: Spadina Ave. (Queen to College) and Dundas St. (east and west of Spadina)
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 Chinatown by sim1
One of the main streets in Chinatown is Dundas Street. It's quite busy here as you can see, but it's not 'too' busy to walk around. So much fun to see all those chinese sign-boards, the little fruit and vegetable stands and the many chinese shops. I only wish I could read any of it :-)
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 Chinatown by sim1
This is a typical sight in Chinatown : containers full of spices, herbs, nuts and anything you can think of in front of the little stores. Knowing some chinese can come in handy as everything is labeled in Chinese and only occasionally in English. Hahaha, some things I could recognize but others I had no clue what is was.
Leave a Comment Directions: Spadina Ave. (Queen to College) and Dundas St. (east and west of Spadina)
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 by SharrieLeave a Comment
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Another Chinatown, with the same colors, the same smells, the same... garbage, as all the other. But with an incidental small difference:
After a week travelling in the USA, and being warned about the characteristic violence of the American society, it was in the peaceful Canada, in Toronto's Chinatown, that we met the signs of violence. The group was not affected, but the guide, professionally, informed that it was... movies. Of course it was! It's easy to notice that everybody in the scene was waiting for lights and camera... Leave a Comment
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 Kung Fu Demonstration by paulbrec
An Asian festival featuring Asian traditional dances, Chinese Opera, Asian foods, martial arts demonstrations and more. Held in August. Visit website for exact date this year. Leave a Comment Address: Along Spadina AvenueDirections: Chinatown, Spadina Avenue between Queen and College. By public transit: Spadina Streetcar (#510) from Spadina station. Leaves station approx. every 5 mins. Travel time is less than 5 mins.Other Contact: www.torontochinatownfestival.com
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 by gardesqueLeave a Comment Directions: From about a block north of Dundas Street to Queen Street, and from a bit east of Spadina Avenue and west until you hit Little Portugal.
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