Toronto’s cherry trees are blossoming, gathering large crowds throughout the city for the 60th year in a row.
There’s no better place to see these flowers than in High Park, which is home to hundreds of the 2000 cherry trees gifted from the Japanese ambassador to Toronto on behalf of the people of Tokyo 60 years ago.
This long weekend seems opportune to visit these flowers if you haven’t done so already. However, if you’re wanting to avoid the large crowds of people at High Park, you can always try these different areas in Toronto that will surely give you Instagram-worthy shots!
The city created a map to help people find the other 14 other spots around the GTA, from Etobicoke, up to York University, and over to Scarborough.
Here’s some of the top spots where you can find cherry blossoms in Toronto:
High Park- 1873 Bloor St. W Toronto
John P. Robarts Research Library- 130 St. George St, Toronto
Toronto Island Park- Take the ferry at 9 Queens Quay W. Toronto
Trinity Bellwoods Park- 790 Queen St. W, Toronto
Woodbine Park- 1695 Queen St. E, Toronto
