Queen's Park our destination for family fun on Canada Day.
Lots of entertainment for both adults and kids. Unfortunately, looking at my pics I didn't get an overview of the amusement park aspect of the celebration: kid entertainers, inflatable bouncers, arcade games, amusement rides etc.
♥
Lisa
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| Our horse & carriage to downtown Toronto (TTC - Toronto Transit Commission). |
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| Inside our horse & carriage. |
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| Queen's Park named in honour of Queen Victoria (downtown Toronto). Opened in 1860, by Edward, Prince of Wales. |
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| Beautiful Queen's Park on a gorgeous July 1st day! |
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| Equestrian Statue of Edward VII. |
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| Side of Queen's Park Legislative Building. |
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| A '9 Foot Tall' Mountie. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). |
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| Enjoying the music of the High School Band. |
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| High School Band. |
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| Entertainment on the main stage. |
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| Front of Queen's Park Building (Ontario Legislative Building) |
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| Gorgeous day! |
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| A real canon. |
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| William Lyon MacKenzie (Leader of Upper Canada Rebellion & 1st mayor of Toronto). |
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| Statue on the University of Toronto Campus. |
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| The bridge between Queen's Park and the University of Toronto. |
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| University of Toronto Campus Queen's Park is technically owned by U of T. Leased to the Ontario Government for 999 years, it expires in 2858. |
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| Sign outside the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum). |
Lots of entertainment for both adults and kids. Unfortunately, looking at my pics I didn't get an overview of the amusement park aspect of the celebration: kid entertainers, inflatable bouncers, arcade games, amusement rides etc.
♥
Lisa
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