As a city girl, I have always wanted to see what Toronto was like. I was born and raised in NYC, so skyscrapers, traffic, lights, and people don't phase me. When I was finally in Toronto after driving an hour and a half from Niagara Falls, I was surprised by how big it was. The noise level was tolerable, compared to Manhattan where sirens and horns are heard everywhere. Toronto was friendlier, happier, calmer and more patient. I thoroughly enjoyed the few hours we spent, until we got a ticket. As someone who has been driving in NY her whole life, I should of known to quadruple check the parking rules before we parked, whoops. One of my favorite things was the architecture of the city, definitely a must see.
Nathan Phillips Square Park
We checked out the Toronto sign in Nathan Phillips Square as per recommendation of 
Graffiti Alley
We got exposed to Graffiti Alley by a youtuber, Chris Hou. If you look up the tag you're going to find so many amazing shots in this alley of Toronto. I felt like Jessica Jones. I also posted a steep shot yesterday, you can check it out here.
Goldmoney
I also got to visit the Goldmoney Toronto branch. It was a great experience talking about 
Woody's Burgers
We all know that spending the day walking around the city, taking pictures, making videos can get tiresome and works u an appetite. We just drove and kind of bummed into this place on our way back to our hotel, still located in Toronto though. I didn't take a picture of my food because I was so hungry but I ordered the Bistro Mushroom Burger, it was really a great meal.
Overall I had a great time in Toronto, if you're driving in just make sure you check where you park. I would suggest going to a lot and parking your car and then just exploring on foot! I wish I would of gotten on the above ground train to see what it was like. However, I have a lifetime left of exploring.
Thanks for joining me,
Jane ❤️