Yonge St

The street is very attractive to me. It is indeed a tourist attraction with many restaurants and bars, as well as many cafes and shopping shops. The street is usually crowded. One of the biggest tourist attractions on the street is a large indoor shopping center - the Eton Centre. The street itself seems to be a center of attractions and activities.

Dengdashi Yongyang Street is Nanjing Road in Toronto. Every day, it is very lively and flowing. I also watched an IMAX Lei Xuan Zhan here. I drank a long-lost milk tea. It was really full of happiness.

A central business district in Toronto, the streets of this place include a lot of commercial facilities. The things here are also quite interesting, the streets that separate the east and west, are very fun shopping areas, you can buy some things.

Central Street, which starts at Lake Ontario, has been an image label for the city of Toronto, and the number is said to extend from 1-8000 to Lake Ontario. According to Guinness World Records, CC Street is the longest street in the world, and I went to the lake, but almost made it to the United States.

Toronto's yang street is known as the world's longest commercial street and the most prosperous street in toronto, with overcrowded every weekend. There are many high-rise buildings on both sides of the street, shops on the street, and restaurants. It is also the most concentrated place in Toronto cuisine. Foodies can enjoy Canadian cuisine along this street, which is absolutely enjoyable.

Central Street is a street in Toronto, a street in Ontario, a street in Canada. Because it is very long, it is used to the whole province of Ontario, starting from the lake under the Toronto Tower and extending 1,900 kilometers through the center of the city. Yang Street itself is a road, nothing to say. But on both sides of this street there are many famous attractions and shopping malls, friends who go to play will definitely pass through Yang Street.

The dividing line between Toronto's east and west is also a main road in Toronto, with many literary shops and cafes on both sides of the road.

There is still a lot of fun on yang street. There are a variety of shops to meet most tastes, all food you can eat, and you can mix it. Some buildings are new so some places look messy, but this is what happens when new developments are made. For me, the beauty of CC Street is that it leads to other places and the streets are long, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes if you walk.