A Journey Down Yonge St., part 1: Toronto

They call Yonge St. the longest street in the world. It most assuredly is no such thing, but they call it that anyway, where 'they' means the Toronto tourist board.

It is still a long street, though. Longer than, say, the one I live on. Longer than I'd like to walk in order to catch the bus. The intrepid Google Maps car was able to follow it 57.3 km from the shore of Lake Ontario to East Gwillimbury. Here, we retrace that journey, by necessity in two parts. This instalment keeps us within the City of Toronto, from Lakeshore to Steeles...

1. YONGE & QUEENS QUAY

2. YONGE & THE GARDINER

3. YONGE & FRONT

4. YONGE & KING

5. YONGE & QUEEN

6. YONGE & DUNDAS

7. YONGE & COLLEGE

8. YONGE & WELLESLEY

9. YONGE & BLOOR

10. YONGE & DAVENPORT

11. YONGE & ROXBOROUGH

12. YONGE & SHAFTESBURY

13. YONGE & ST. CLAIR

14. YONGE & MERTON

15. YONGE & EGLINTON

16. YONGE & GLENCAIRN

17. YONGE & LAWRENCE

18. YONGE & TEDDINGTON PARK

19. YONGE & YORK MILLS

20. YONGE & THE 401

21. YONGE & SHEPPARD

22. YONGE & EMPRESS

23. YONGE & FINCH

24. YONGE & CUMMER

25. YONGE & STEELES

Sightseeing Spots in Toronto

AIR CANADA CENTRE

ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO

CN TOWER

CANON THEATRE (THE PANTAGES)

CASA LOMA

CITY HALL

THE GARDINER MUSEUM

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME

OLD CITY HALL

OSGOODE HALL

QUEEN'S PARK

ROGERS CENTRE (SKYDOME)

ROY THOMSON HALL

ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM

ST. LAWRENCE MARKET

Tim Hortons: a selection

There are literally hundreds of Tim Hortons in Toronto. Here is just a small selection of Tim Hortons locations in the city.