Spring is in the air! Flowers and trees are beginning to blossom, so take the kids to one of Toronto’s many glorious gardens for a run-around or a picnic.
Allan Gardens Conservatory
Allan Gardens conservatory is a beautiful building that houses a tropical garden, nestled in the heart of the city. No matter the time of year, a visit is like a breath of fresh air. Count the turtles in the fountain …. How many can your kids find?
19 Horticultural Ave, Toronto, (416) 392-2489
Toronto Botanical Gardens
Wend your way through 17 award winning themed gardens. Excite your children’s senses with a walk through the kitchen garden and herb gardens.
777 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, (416) 397-1340
High Park
New York has Central Park, and Toronto has High Park, a gloriously expansive green space in the city. Visit the playground, hike the trails, go for a swim in the public pool or visit the zoo. Take a quick trip to Roncesvalles Avenue and visit the trendy shops and cafes.
1873 Bloor St W., Toronto, (416) 338-0338
Franklin Children’s Garden – Toronto Island
Inspired by beloved Franklin the Turtle, this garden is designed for children. Kids can get hands on digging in the dirt, climb into the treehouse, learn about wetlands and more. Bring the kids’ swimsuits so they can take a run through the splash pad, located steps from Franklin’s Garden.
Centre Island, Toronto, (416) 203-2500
Image Credit: Toronto Botanical Garden and parkbench.com
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