The Building is the Centre of the City Political District. Sometimes remains me of Buckingham Palace even though the Political MP Leaders lead by the Premier are the Ruling Body of the Province of Ontario. Very pretty to look at especially at the season of Summer 😃

One of the nicer parks I’ve been to! Really enjoyed my time here. It’s not the biggest park but its very well kept with some great sights. I was able to walk it in 15-20 minutes and see everything I wanted to. The Lt governor building is amazing. Truly a unique building in the middle of Toronto. You have to check it out. Not sure if you can go in or not but I would imagine they do tours. I also love the view of downtown toronto you get facing the other way. There was even some sort of festival going on with a ton of different booths. There were books, food, clothes and more. It really addes to the overall vibe. Highly recommend!

We were hosting our Kidney Advocacy "TRANSPLANT 1ST" Day. It was a tremendous success as we got MPP's, Key Decision Makers & Stakeholders to attend and advocate for our cause.

Best season now is the park. If you pay attention on its website, you can find lots of events schedule there.

It's best season to visit now. Colourful woods, benches, statues, memorial square and magnificent building.

One of my favorite place to go to during Fall season. Beautiful trees and Beautiful buildings. I love that it's located in the City and conveniently close to subway station. Its nice too during Summer time, if you work in the area to hang out and eat lunch on Lunch break.

What a lovely place. Well maintained and easily accessible amidst the hustle bustle of the downtown Toronto. It's a nice place to walk, jog, have a picnic and have a gathering!

I love Queen's Park, and during the pandemic it became one of my Offices, when I could no longer go into the Studio to work. It's one of the safer of TO's parks and there are lots of little spots if you want privacy for rest or to get a task done. The focal point of this aptly-named circular park finds itself in the centre surrounding a rather substantial statue (man-of-yesteryear on horse) Perfect for people-watching' or to strike up a conversation with an interesting looking stranger. The over-arching energy is established by the mostly University of Toronto students that hang out there as well as the dog and dog owners going about their business. Late night this park is certainly a hub for cruising -- particularly for gay men, which makes sense, with the Church-Wellesley Gay-bourhood in such close proximity -- Queen's Park indeed ;) And I mean that in no disparaging way. Toronto is one of the most socially progressive cities in the world, which is something to be well-proud of.

Very nice park in the middle of a city, not big not small but just about right

Huge green place compared to other parks nearby, offers plenty of places to sit and relax. Surprisingly no kids play area or slides, so young children may not enjoy a lot. Also, this is a preferred place for huge gatherings or peaceful protests, so need to choose the day carefully. No washrooms within the park.

Nice park. Good for running and light workout

Queen's Pard

Amazing building and area to view anytime of the year. Security a little tight but if you left them know why you're on the grounds at of Queen's Park then no issues. Great January day for walks and photographs. Queen's Park is an urban park in Downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Opened in 1860 by Edward, Prince of Wales, it was named in honour of Queen Victoria. The park is the site of the Ontario Legislative Building, which houses the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

Christine Elliott

A beautiful green park in the middle of Toronto. If you visit Toronto you mush Visit Queens Park. A lot of history behind this park and relaxing place to spend some time beside of your busy schedule. A statue of king Edward VII in the middle of the Garden is been brought from India.

Wonderful park with many easy walking paved trails winding through it. Amazingly quiet despite being in middle of a busy city. Many comfy benches throughout and a smattering of tables. Excellent spot to enjoy lunch, even during a pandemic! I've lived in Ontario for more than 60 years, and worked in downtown Toronto for 20, yet I had never been here before today, but I will be back when opportunity arises!

Nice, clean and small city park in the middle of downtown Toronto. A few people were having a picnic, others were reading, walking running bikes or jogging. It's located between the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and the Royal Ontario Museum. Good to have a nice stroll through a park.

It's a good park and have very nice area around, museum, classic architecture and Uft campus. Loc is good, very close to Museum Subway Station. No parking available. Overall it was a good experience.

🌳 Queens Park, Toronto 🏛️ 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 What a delightful oasis in the heart of the city! 🌇🌳 Queens Park is an absolute gem that combines lush greenery, historical significance, and a vibrant atmosphere all in one place. 🌿🏰 The park itself is well-maintained, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The sprawling lawns are perfect for picnics, leisurely strolls, or simply soaking up the sun ☀️☁️🧺. The towering trees provide shade and add a touch of tranquility to the surroundings 🌳🌳. History buffs will appreciate the magnificent Ontario Legislative Building, which stands proudly within the park. The architectural marvel is a sight to behold, and its grandeur truly adds to the park's charm 🏛️💫. Whether you're an avid runner, dog walker, or nature enthusiast, Queens Park has something for everyone. The well-paved paths are ideal for jogging or cycling, and the off-leash dog area allows furry friends to frolic and make new pals 🐶🏃🚴‍♂️. Additionally, the park hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, adding a vibrant touch to the already captivating atmosphere 🎉🎭🎵. From food festivals to live performances, there's always something exciting happening at Queens Park! Overall, Queens Park is a must-visit destination in Toronto. It's a peaceful haven that offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and community spirit. Whether you're seeking relaxation, exploration, or simply a breath of fresh air, this park will exceed your expectations. Don't miss out! 🌳🏞️💚 #TorontoParks #NatureEscapes #HistoricalLandmarks #CommunityGatherings

As a resident of Toronto, I recently had the pleasure of spending an afternoon exploring the serene beauty of Queen’s Park, a verdant oasis nestled in the bustling heart of the city. Here’s why I would highly recommend this urban sanctuary: Historical Significance: Queen’s Park is not just a park; it’s a living testament to Toronto’s rich history and heritage. Named in honor of Queen Victoria, the park has been a beloved landmark since its establishment in the late 19th century. Steeped in tradition and surrounded by iconic architectural landmarks such as the Ontario Legislative Building, Queen’s Park offers visitors a glimpse into the city’s storied past. Lush Greenery and Scenic Beauty: From the moment you enter Queen’s Park, you’re greeted by a lush expanse of greenery that provides a welcome respite from the urban hustle and bustle. Towering trees, manicured lawns, and vibrant flower beds create a picturesque backdrop for leisurely strolls or peaceful picnics. The park’s tranquil atmosphere makes it the perfect escape for those seeking a moment of tranquility amidst the chaos of city life. Cultural and Recreational Amenities: Queen’s Park offers a⬤

Queen's Park is beautiful. I would recommend starting in the north, taking a stroll through the park, and finally enjoying the view along University Ave. For those who want to wander a bit, walking along University Ave will lead you to Nathan Phillips Square.

Visiting Queens Park with my daughter's Gr. 4 class was a pleasure. l was very young the last time I visited and I had a really good time. So many things to see. so much ground to cover. All the floors had a story. The kids looked like they enjoyed it and our tour guide was great. I wasn't aware they give FREE tours throughout the day Monday to Friday. If you are planning on visiting GO. Visit Queens Park in an afternoon.

Every half hour there is a 30 minute guided tour of the Legislative Assembly. Prepare to provide ID and to have your belongings put through security. A great little tour!

Beautiful building and the grounds are really well kept. My wife was at an appointment and I had to take my son somewhere so we we’re playing in the field out front. It could use a playground for kids. ( very fitting for a government building ) or the politicians. Would love to see Ford go down a slide. Seriously though I could not get over the detail on the building itself it is amazing.

I love the old architecture that has endured through the years!

Pretty and relaxing park, lots of shade and some interesting historical sites.

Great place for walking or bringing your dog for play. Specially in early morning you can enjoy weather and atmosphere. I usually come for running before there get busy.

A very spacious park in the heart of Toronto with so many trees, and lots of squirrels ☺️

This my favorite park in Toronto .... It's a beautiful spot with an amazing vibe

Toronto’s Central Park!

A nice place to walk, plenty of space to move about and benches for sitting. If you are looking to exercise by running, jogging, or walking the park has a path that runs around the perimeter. After the renovations the park has a lot more lighting, so it definitely feels safer at night to walk through.

It's a very beautiful park with a lot of picnic spaces. People jog and cycle around here and it's also great for morning walks. It's very close to UofT campus. There are a lot of benches to sit on and it is ideal for picnics!

It's just a nice place to walk through and enjoy a little bit of grass and trees in the middle of the city. It's a quick 10 to 15 min walk from end to end if you just want to walk, or you can spend a lunch hour and enjoy the trees, statues and the provincial parliament building in a serene setting.

The architecture of the building is amazing. I'd love to get a tour. Security is tight, I was delivering the lieutenant governor's Christmas tree

Really nice park and walk circuit. Summertime favourite of most Torontonians. Middle of downtown, its a really relaxing place to hang out. Grab a bench or get your own beachmat. Or even put in those steps jogging around the Queens park.

This beautiful old Victorian pile sits in splendour in its own park. We the people can use the very nice park (think miniature Central Park) just to the North. It will soon have its own subway entrance Line 1 south end of Museum station. This park has no additional amenities just grass and trees and benches. And oh yeah a bunch of statues of former kings and supposed grandees.

There are only few trees but they are beautiful. Not crowded.

Queen's Park is beautiful. Lots of green space and gorgeous Tulip gardens and many trees. I was there for the Coronation Carnival celebration.. There were many families enjoying the lush, plush green grass having Picnics and children running around playing frisbee and dancing!!!!! It was a very happy, healthy celebration !!!! There was free food and free Carnival rides . Queen's Park is so beautiful...a massive green space and in the background are historic, characteristic old parliament buildings and structures. 🌳🌷🍔🎠🎡🤡🇨🇦🇬🇧

Beautiful Park with lots of activities happening year around.

I came down to check out the word on the street festival the other weekend and it was such a cute gathering, for those with the love for books this is THE festival to go to

This is a public park. A very huge park with lots of greenery around. One can relax under the tree on the grass or on benches. Comparitavely the park is quite clean and over crowded during weekends

It is a real treasure on downtown Toronto. Located downtown core and everyone who live in the city center easily can enjoy. It is one of our blessings.

Nice place, to avoid the street noise of downtown. Could be perfect with public washroom...

Nothing to do there

Stopped on a cycling ride with my mini guitar and played for an hour on park bench. Was a nice day and the surrounding folks seemed appreciative.

Huge. It extended from bloor street to welsley street. The it is indeed a city in a park

Cool park

If you are looking for a nice and relaxing park in downtown Toronto, this is the place to be. You can easily do 15K steps here without getting bored of the scenery. You can even jog or sit on a bench.

I went here to meet a friend on a beautiful autumn day. Nice paths and gorgeous trees and fall colours.

Good place to walk and small picnic

Beautiful place to retake our freedom from tyrants.

Beautiful park. And also perfect spot for a peaceful protest.

(Translated by Google) Expensive enough, but the food is not overwhelming. But the meat is not bad. (Original) Достаточно дорого, но блюда не вызывают сумасшедший восторг. Но мясо не плохое.

very crowded and not very spacieous

休闲游览好去处

Best place to go and hang out at nights. Best time 12midnight to 4am

Truly a gem of Toronto’s bustling Annex neighbourhood. Great for walks, picnics, or admiring it’s memorials and statues. Especially beautiful just after sunrise!

Nice park with lots of paths for waking around

Nice and open, bright and clean. Usually no homeless people sleeping in this park but watch the TPS around this area as they like to flex their muscle...

What can be said about the seat of the Government of Ontario and Her Majesty's Vice Regal Office. The Canadian ability to walk in through the front door is something we should never lose. I heard rumours that the Ford Government is implementing an American style security screening and I pray that this isnt the case. Security is obviously essential but, should be done in a warm and welcoming manner as it has been done through the years.

Beautiful area to see some of our heritage as Canadians. Lots of statues, plaques & gardens to look at. Bonus is the architecture of the Legislative Assembly building

Perfect spot to distantly meet friends or colleagues, with close access to multiple TTC points. Very clean, extremely close to the gorgeous & picturesque UofT campus, & the provincial legislature. Only downside is the lack of public washroom nearby, particularly in a pandemic. But otherwise it's fantastic!

I was very excited to visit Queen's Park It was quite an experience. we had a tour showing us the building different level different floor different wings of the building I strongly recommend to go for a tour

Great place for a walk if the weather is pleasant

Was a great afternoon Christian's gathering together for a peaceful worship/protest

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Autumnal.

Beautiful and historic.

Fall colors are amazing at Queen's Park

Beautiful park near museum subway station.plenty of space for jogging , playing and just sitting and reading books. Toronto public library is also close to the park (approximately 15min ). Close to University of Toronto campus.

Love the new tables and benches around the park, where we just a picnic!!!

Beautiful in the fall, can really see all the season's colours.

Perfect park for Gymnastic rings

Here's an idea, how about we get those doesn't tents out of there so everybody can enjoy the park and not feel intimidated play drunken people walking around in tank tops.

A great historic building.

Its nice park to spend peaceful time.... specially during morning

Very nice park where you can sit and enjoy the sun!

Fantastic urban park for a meetup or picnic!

Nice park to run around or just sit and people watch

A big, pretty park, and Ontario's legislature, all in one place. Nice monuments and some instructive info panels. Nothing special as a park, but a nice, large, urban one is good to have downtown.

Beautiful park heart of Downtown, to walk, run or to just bask in the Sun.

(Translated by Google) One of the central parks is Queen's Park, near the University of Toronto and the Ontario Legislative Assembly. Lovely for walking or biking. (Original) Um dos parques centrais é Queen's Park, próximo a University of Toronto e a Assembléia Legislativa de Ontário. Adorável para caminhar ou andar de bike.