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Landscaped urban oasis named after eminent composer with colorful flowerbeds & footpaths.
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Very lovely park, lots of benches and places to sit; great place to take the dog for a walk or go for a picnic. I didn’t see any public washrooms or drinking fountains but it was very pleasant and quite lovely. Worth the trip if you’re in the area.
I live near by and like to frequent this park at least once a month. They take good care of the garden to keep different seasonal flowers available. Always very nicely laid out and a wonderful spot to sit and reflect.
If you’re around Yonge and Lawrence in Toronto, come stroll in this beautiful and well groomed garden. Best place for looking at so many to mention flowers, shrubs and hundred year olds trees. Walking around is so relaxing, peace and quiet and beyond the gardens you’ll be walking to a long trail that leads to Sherwood Forest, Sunnybrook parks and so many other trails that’s also worth exploring. Come and experience the awesome.
A picturesque escape from the bustling city…
There is a large variety of gorgeous flowers all over the park - lots of adorable bumblebees pollinating as well!
There are benches and parking lots available. If you go further into the park, there are hiking trails.
There is a large variety of gorgeous flowers all over the park - lots of adorable bumblebees pollinating as well!
There are benches and parking lots available. If you go further into the park, there are hiking trails.
This place is my favorite park, so calm, beautiful and tranquil. It is not big but sure is a nice park to stroll in.
Beautiful park! Amazing for wedding photoshoots. The location is easy to get to and surprisingly peaceful despite being located next to a busy street. There are always a lot of secluded areas for pictures and the greenery adds a great tint of color in the background of shots.
Beautiful gardens with some history. This is a gem in the middle of Toronto. Come here to relax, recharge and replenish. It was reconstructed in 1953. The garden is connected to Blythewood Ravine and Sherwood Park. The entire stretch is accessible by walk and bikes. One would need at least 6 hours to go from end to the other and back. There are leash free areas for dogs so if you aren't one comfortable around such make sure you know what to do. Although the board walk down the Shorewood park to Mount Hope Cemetry is worth the hustle. One can even reach Edward Gardens on her same with if you are adventurous enough.
Sherwood Park has a playground, please pad, picnic tables and washrooms.
Sherwood Park has a playground, please pad, picnic tables and washrooms.
