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It’s finally starting to feel like spring in Toronto and boy does it ever feel good.
Of course, it also looked good, too.
Which got us thinking about the best Toronto Instagram locations in the city. You know, where you can take in some of the city’s most scenic spots while also snapping a few envy-inducing pics.
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So we’ve rounded up everything from scenic parks and beaches to local street art for you to discover. Just remember, pics or it didn’t happen…
High Park
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There’s more to High Park than the cherry blossom trees. The hiking trails, lakes, streams, manicured gardens, and lush greenery are definitely a must see, not to mention they make the perfect photo backdrops.
Sugar Beach
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This sweet spot is known for its white Muskoka chairs, pink umbrellas, and amazing skyline views. Definitely worthy of an Instagram selfie this spring.
Graffiti Alley
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Tucked behind Toronto’s bustling Queen Street West, you’ll find some of the city’s best graffiti art. Spend a sunny day exploring the colourful alleyways, where every nook houses unique, and playful designs that are definitely worthy of an Instagram post.
Scarborough Bluffs
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If you’re in the mood to escape the city for a few hours, head east and you’ll find yourself surrounded by some of the most scenic views in all of Ontario. It’s hard to believe such a stunning place exists in Toronto, as the blue water and sandy beaches are more reminiscent of something you might come across in Europe.
Allan Gardens Conservatory
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On those rainy spring days when you still want to enjoy the beauty of the season, head to this century-old greenhouse that will make you feel worlds away from the city. With hundreds of tropical plants from around the world, you’ll always manage to find the perfect backdrop for an impromptu photo shoot.
Toronto Island
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No time spent in Toronto is complete without a visit to the island and a shot of the stunning skyline taken from one of the many beaches.
Polson Pier
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There are few things more memorable than watching the sun rise or set over the city skyline at Polson Pier. Here you’ll find sweeping views of Lake Ontario with the city looming in the distance.
On the Harbourfront
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While the Toronto Island is usually the go-to spot to take in Toronto’s incredible skyline, we’re quickly learning that some of the best views are seen on the water.
Trinity Bellwoods Park
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During spring in Toronto, picnics and Trinity Bellwoods Park go together like footlong hotdogs and Blue Jays games. The next sunny day, round up your friends and head to the park and enjoy the people watching and scenery.
Canoe Landing Park
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Douglas Coupland’s “Red Canoe” at Canoe Landing Park is one of our favourite spots to snap a few pics. What could be more Canadian than an incredible view of the CN tower from the comfort of a big red canoe?
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