This is a very small area in Toronto, full of high-end shops and restaurants. Well, maybe not all high-end, but definitely all high prices. Take a walk and see the unique shops, which are a nice place to go, and perhaps buy something special.

Toronto's homosexuality is very inclusive, this village also has a lot of themes on the gay side, the small village area is not very large, here can experience a lot of styles.

The first time I went to this place, I felt that the sexual concept of Europeans and Americans was relatively open. There could not be such a place in China. The key is that they are actually more tolerant of the maintenance of human rights, so this place has also become a local characteristic attraction.

Surprisingly, it's right next to Chinatown. It is said that there are celebrations every year, but they didn't catch up when they went.

Canada is a country with high tolerance for comrades all over the world. This is Toronto's gay gathering area. Many bars are busy at night.