It’s that time of year again, the time when Toronto is gifted the beautiful pink blooms of the Sakura blossoms! This exciting sign of spring is a magical and fleeting moment each year that can last up to two weeks and fortunately there’s still a few days left! With so many places throughout the city to see these beauties I thought I’d share 5 Cherry Blossom spots in Toronto (with pros and cons) for you to find your favourites!
HIGH PARK
PROS:
- Mature trees
- River front path
- Paved Walkways
- Free off-site parking
CONS:
- Very popular and busy
- 15 mins walk from parking
Trinity Bellwoods Park
PROS:
- Semi-mature trees
- Paves paths
- CN Tower Backdrop
- Street Parking in front
CONS:
- Popular & Busy
- Parking at a fee depending on time
York University Keele Campus:
PROS:
- Less Busy
- Natural path between two rows of trees
CONS:
- Paid parking at meters
U of T Scarborough Campus:
PROS:
- Less busy
- Paved paths and benches between trees
CONS:
- Paid Parking at meters
- Younger trees
North E corner of Cherry St & Villiers St:
PROS:
- Less Busy
- Paved paths & benches between trees
- Free street parking
CONS:
- Noisy street traffic
- Small cluster of trees
There are so many other fantastic locations throughout the city as well but these 5 Cherry Blossom Spots in Toronto (with pros and cons) are just a few of my favs! Don’t delay though the blooms are starting to drop so hurry out to one of these great spots soon if you want to see the Cherry Blooms of 2023! Looking for other free outings throughout the city? Check out this blog here: https://jenzjourneys.com/free-light-show-at-ontario-place/
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