As someone who was born and raised in Toronto, I appreciate your perspective on our transit system. All we do is complain about it here (because who doesn't complain about their city's transit) But all in all, we do have it pretty good, and it was nice to be reminded of that! I grew up in Scarborough, which is a borough on the eastern outskirts of Toronto. If you ever come back you definitely need to check out the Scarborough Bluffs, the Guild Inn Park, and Bear Hill in the Rouge Valley National Park. Yes, we now have a NATIONAL PARK inside the confines of one of the largest cities in North America!!!! Hope you get to come back one day!
Obviously. But its a few day trip and an 11 min video that acts as a guide. I think you could go into a lot more details about the nuances of the city, etc. But then he wouldn't be able to explain the restaurants and hotels.
thank you this is so helpful! I'm from Los Angeles and will be traveling to Toronto next September to attend The Lights Fest. This is so amazing and I'm so happy I found this. Thanks so much for this!!
Don't forget the Distillery District, Danforth/Greektown, Kensington Market, Casa Loma, BOTH China Towns, Little India, Corso Italia, Riverdale Farm or the Exhibition!
@@Noahvde So they actually tried to make that work as part of the testing! They found a safe way to do it, but it required low wind and huge insurance... been told insurance was the issue more than anything else :(
I love you, both! Thank you so much for doing such an amazing review of my beloved city. Hope you had a really great stay here. I’m one of your subs now. *thumbs-up!
That's insane!! Can't believe you guys were right behind us during the raptors celebration! If you have any more clips lmk!!! In at 4:45 with the bag on
It's funny I watched your vietnam travel guides and videos as I'm going next year and then I was just searching around for other videography related videos and you popped up again , so I watched a few of your vids , going to stay tuned from now on , got a very watchable style, comparable to pete mckinnon , definitely have the potential to blow up , props to you .
Incredible! Can’t wait to visit one day 😍 You do the best “How to Travel” videos, I discovered you from the Vietnam food videos years ago too! So informative
Awesome job again, Noah. I do miss some parts of Toronto. We moved to Kelowna from Barrie, just North of Toronto. Before we left we tried to do all the tourist stuff. A few things that we went to were Casaloma, Toronto Science Center and Royal Ontario Museum (The ROM). Your video's are so well organized and edited!!
@@Noahvde Heck ya. We came for the snowboarding. Seasons passes at Big White every year. You kind of say Toronto like a tourist :) Most people there say Trono.
Could you make a video on how you actually plan where and when to go places because i know sort of where I want to go but not 100% on how to plan it etc
Omg loved this video!! I’m going to Toronto soon and you def gave me ideas!! I was literally thinking of going to a game too. That Height activity 😯🫣 I’m so scared of heights but damn I might have to do something crazy like this! Incredible view
Great review - Still in Toronto born and raised. Just one thing, the last T in Toronto isn't pronounced. Ever. Shout out to Van City and Stanley Park and Gastown my favs.
Hi Noah, Great to see travel videos again from you. Excellent editing.....CN Tower looks nice.. But check out the Plunge in Danao Bohol. Are you up for that on your next trip to the Philippines? Thanks for sharing.
If you're in the downtown core, underground. The PATH is the largest subterranean shopping network in the world, and you can literally use it to get from one end of downtown to the other without ever putting on a coat. If you're anywhere else on a subway line, utilize it. Otherwise, dress as warm as you possibly can and walk swiftly :)
I think it's safe to say you just scratched the surface of Toronto. Except for PAI, all of the spots you visited are super touristy. - Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods. Places to visit include Roncesvalles, Kensington Market, Yonge-Dundas, Yorkville, Chinatown, The Distillery District, Koreatown, Little Italy, Danforth Greektown, the Beachese etc. - There are also awesome nature areas and parks like High Park, the Don River Valley Park, the Toronto Islands, Humber River (where you can Kayak or Canoe in the Summer). - Museums and galleries like the ROM and the AGO etc. - Toronto is a sports city. Whether you like Hockey (Leafs), Soccer (Toronto FC), Basketball (Raptors), Rugby (Wolfpack), Baseballs (Bluejays), or Football (Argos), you have a few major league options. The city is also home to the Hockey Hall of Fame. - Depending on the time of year, there are awesome events like Jazz Festival, the Exhibition, Christmas Market, Lightshows etc. - Totally possible to make day trips to Niagara Falls year round, or Blue Mountain for skiing or snowboarding in the winter, and hiking, biking, hot springs etc. in the summer. - There is so much good food in the city. Be sure check out St. Lawrence Market.
That edgewalk made my tummy flutter just watching you. Would be cool to do but I’d be so nervous. I’ve gone skydiving before but I think now I’m older I just don’t trust anyone
Can anybody recommend some well knows food restaurants that are any good in Toronto? And also any urban areas for food and entertainment for young adults please.
hotel/city tour? mmm, its ok for vlogs but you guys are better. or if you are going to do a vlog, then give us this once or twice a week and make a vlog! that would be cool
Wow!! People have no clue what good public transit system is.I guess they never been to Europe or used public transit there.Toronto has horrible public transit that mostly and primeraly serving only so-called Downtown core.If not to take Europe even New York City public transit system way better in usability and reachability.WHO DOESN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT THEIR TRANSIT SYSTEM????? Who really has a good one doesn't complain or has no clue what good one is.
I'm so sorry for Canada. Most things about a good Canada are not true, Including clean cities - beaches, and forests. It's a big lie. The first time I arrived in Vancouver in 2018, I was shocked. As soon as I left the airport door, I saw tissue, disposable glasses, and other garbage left in the city. The further I went, the more I saw them. Before I moved to Canada, I lived in Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Serbia, The United States, and for a short time in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Netherland, Germany, and England, but I have never seen the amount of garbage that people leave in different Canadian cities. Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec are no less than Vancouver. I'm so sorry for Canada. Canadian and Canadian Governments don't care about this tragedy. I think everything that says about Canada as a clean and powerful culture is not true. You don't need to travel to Canada to see this. Just watch some videos about walking in downtown Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec. You will find the truth. Impossible for you to walk in a Canadian city and you don't see the dark side of that. Everywhere you will see garbage. You will never see this in Europe or the United States. This amount of waste is not even seen in Malaysian-Indonesian or Thailand cities. It is impossible for you to use public transport and not see a lot of garbage at stations or on the route. You will be surprised to find a lot of garbage even in the woods - by the rivers and on the beach. I wish the respectable people of Canada would wake up
As someone who was born and raised in Toronto, I appreciate your perspective on our transit system. All we do is complain about it here (because who doesn't complain about their city's transit) But all in all, we do have it pretty good, and it was nice to be reminded of that!
I grew up in Scarborough, which is a borough on the eastern outskirts of Toronto. If you ever come back you definitely need to check out the Scarborough Bluffs, the Guild Inn Park, and Bear Hill in the Rouge Valley National Park. Yes, we now have a NATIONAL PARK inside the confines of one of the largest cities in North America!!!! Hope you get to come back one day!
Compared to Vancouver, New York... transit is terrible and lacking big time
People from Vancouver don't complain about the transit system.
Puerto Rico native. Visited Toronto for the first time the week of July 4th. Fell in love. cant wait to go back
It's such an amazing city! Ill be back forsure!
I'm from Toronto and I keep going back and forth on if I want to do the edge walk!! This was a great way to showcase my city!
Toronto sucks
This is my city and I have to say you did a really good job of covering the city.
Come on, while everything he covered was on point (PAI!!!), it missed SO MUCH! Awesome video, but there's so so so much more to the city than this!
Obviously. But its a few day trip and an 11 min video that acts as a guide. I think you could go into a lot more details about the nuances of the city, etc. But then he wouldn't be able to explain the restaurants and hotels.
"Toronto's transit system is honestly really good". You're right. It is obvious that you don't live here.
Weird comment 🥴
Weirdoooooo
The fools above me couldn't understand the sarcasm. Garbage transit system
With the presto card you can get a 20% discount on the majority of museum, aquarium and many other things
I'm from TO and didn't know this!
Wow. I did not know that
@@jeremywright8651 i had no idea either and I also live here LOL
No way… I didn’t know this
Loved it & yes you barely touched the surface, definitely due another trip back there when things stabilise. Thanks.
A wonderful city . Had an amazing time . Love the place 🥂🍾❤️🏴
thank you this is so helpful! I'm from Los Angeles and will be traveling to Toronto next September to attend The Lights Fest. This is so amazing and I'm so happy I found this. Thanks so much for this!!
LMFAOOO WTFF IM IN THIS VIDEO!! 4:50 CELEBRATING THE RAPTORS WIN! 🤣🤣🤣
High park, centre island, PATH, light house, lake shore west, Scarborough bluffs, and so many more spots. But you guys covered some good spots
Don't forget the Distillery District, Danforth/Greektown, Kensington Market, Casa Loma, BOTH China Towns, Little India, Corso Italia, Riverdale Farm or the Exhibition!
Thank you so much for this video! Im going in two days and had no idea where to go but now I have a great start. 😊
You did it again! I never knew most of this about Toronto. Thanks Noah!
Thanks for watching :)
Highlights: Pai, the aquarium and the tower. I thought you could bungee off of it lol
Dude, that would be so insanely cool but freaky at the same time lol
@@Noahvde So they actually tried to make that work as part of the testing! They found a safe way to do it, but it required low wind and huge insurance... been told insurance was the issue more than anything else :(
This is such a brilliant guide! We just arrived in Toronto late last night we had no idea what to do first! Thanks for you help mate 😀
Nicely done man. Great video.
The boat tours around the islands are nice & you can usually find a groupon too.
The dude is back!
Woohoo! I hope you guys are doing well / crushing the numbers I see :)
Wow what a video man....so much to learn from you. Great Buddy.
Toronto is super nice ☺
Thanks Sparsh. Still learning myself :)
@@Nottsboy24 Such a cool city
My man is a masterpiece ❤️
Some great sights Noahvde
I love you, both! Thank you so much for doing such an amazing review of my beloved city. Hope you had a really great stay here. I’m one of your subs now. *thumbs-up!
Super happy to have been born here.
That's insane!! Can't believe you guys were right behind us during the raptors celebration! If you have any more clips lmk!!! In at 4:45 with the bag on
I love Toronto 🙌 wish if i was there now ☺ great upload
Thanks so much man!
@@Noahvde your welcome :)
This video was really cool! I'm planning to visit Toronto in the future and watching this just made me 100x more excited to do it!
save yourself a trip,it's a boring city.
It's funny I watched your vietnam travel guides and videos as I'm going next year and then I was just searching around for other videography related videos and you popped up again , so I watched a few of your vids , going to stay tuned from now on , got a very watchable style, comparable to pete mckinnon , definitely have the potential to blow up , props to you .
Incredible! Can’t wait to visit one day 😍 You do the best “How to Travel” videos, I discovered you from the Vietnam food videos years ago too! So informative
How cold is it there?
@@yourstrulyeliz In the winter, the same as Chicago, and a bit colder than NYC. In the summer, hot.
@@yourstrulyeliz We can get well below -30c in the winter, and above 30c in the summer.
Awesome job again, Noah. I do miss some parts of Toronto. We moved to Kelowna from Barrie, just North of Toronto. Before we left we tried to do all the tourist stuff. A few things that we went to were Casaloma, Toronto Science Center and Royal Ontario Museum (The ROM). Your video's are so well organized and edited!!
Oh my, thanks Jonathan and thanks for the suggestions! Loving Kelowna so far?
@@Noahvde Heck ya. We came for the snowboarding. Seasons passes at Big White every year. You kind of say Toronto like a tourist :) Most people there say Trono.
Jonathan Riesebos ayee biggie rocks!! Haha no doubt, I guess I get some slack because I’m a tourist??
The videography is immaculate 👌
So glad you had a great time! Great video!
Love your video takes man! fellow Canadian friend here. Keep up the amazing work
Video quality is incredible man nice shots. When you say this city is huge you nailed it! Nice choice on staying at the gladstone also.
Bro I live in Toronto. The night time videos are dope. Please tell me which cam lens combo you had used for this?
Thanks for sharing Toronto travel video 👌👌👌
I always like the way you do your vlogging, its like a tourism vlog!!
Next time you come back make a point of walking some of the don valley trails, its a such a cool place
Loving your videos. We live around the Gladstone, that night the Raptors won was crazy loud.
Could you make a video on how you actually plan where and when to go places because i know sort of where I want to go but not 100% on how to plan it etc
Omg loved this video!! I’m going to Toronto soon and you def gave me ideas!! I was literally thinking of going to a game too. That Height activity 😯🫣 I’m so scared of heights but damn I might have to do something crazy like this! Incredible view
Definitely a fan! Can’t wait to watch your Philippines one since I’ll be there soon too
Great review - Still in Toronto born and raised. Just one thing, the last T in Toronto isn't pronounced. Ever. Shout out to Van City and Stanley Park and Gastown my favs.
Toronto check!
This video is very cool!
I want to go to Toronto more and more!
Awesome!! One of the best videos
Ok, looking into Toronto post covid now!
Great city.
Amazing video dude!! That was so much fun.
Woohoo!
Where’s the parkade you mentioned located? I’d like to check it out.
Awesome work. Glad you enjoyed your stay. ✌️
Thanks man!
This video is really amazing,please visit Ottawa,i think it will be super interesting
Toronto
Sensacional
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Thank u for video :), oneday i want 2 visit Toronto, this video help me see what can do & see :), 🙃🇬🇧🏴 when this is over :)
Great video.
Amazing 🤩
Cool
Hi Noah, Great to see travel videos again from you. Excellent editing.....CN Tower looks nice.. But check out the Plunge in Danao Bohol. Are you up for that on your next trip to the Philippines? Thanks for sharing.
Yeah you were saying, I've heard it's crazy... I think I might have to, hope to visit soon :)
solid vid, but I wonder if there's a how to travel Toronto when its -40 and blizzarding
If you're in the downtown core, underground. The PATH is the largest subterranean shopping network in the world, and you can literally use it to get from one end of downtown to the other without ever putting on a coat. If you're anywhere else on a subway line, utilize it. Otherwise, dress as warm as you possibly can and walk swiftly :)
I think it's safe to say you just scratched the surface of Toronto. Except for PAI, all of the spots you visited are super touristy.
- Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods. Places to visit include Roncesvalles, Kensington Market, Yonge-Dundas, Yorkville, Chinatown, The Distillery District, Koreatown, Little Italy, Danforth Greektown, the Beachese etc.
- There are also awesome nature areas and parks like High Park, the Don River Valley Park, the Toronto Islands, Humber River (where you can Kayak or Canoe in the Summer).
- Museums and galleries like the ROM and the AGO etc.
- Toronto is a sports city. Whether you like Hockey (Leafs), Soccer (Toronto FC), Basketball (Raptors), Rugby (Wolfpack), Baseballs (Bluejays), or Football (Argos), you have a few major league options. The city is also home to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
- Depending on the time of year, there are awesome events like Jazz Festival, the Exhibition, Christmas Market, Lightshows etc.
- Totally possible to make day trips to Niagara Falls year round, or Blue Mountain for skiing or snowboarding in the winter, and hiking, biking, hot springs etc. in the summer.
- There is so much good food in the city. Be sure check out St. Lawrence Market.
True, they missed the best spots :)
You gotta go to Kensington Market and China Town
Kensington Market! great neighbourhood
hello po ang galing naman po ng pag gawa nyo ng video kaya sana mas pag patuloy nyonpa po yan support po ako
Great video. Please come to Winnipeg!
Proud to be Torontonian :)
That edgewalk made my tummy flutter just watching you. Would be cool to do but I’d be so nervous. I’ve gone skydiving before but I think now I’m older I just don’t trust anyone
Where is that parking building you went to at 4mins
Can anybody recommend some well knows food restaurants that are any good in Toronto? And also any urban areas for food and entertainment for young adults please.
Hi Noah thank u
Thank you Nick :)
From Toronto Canada,ncie
I went to CN tower many times but never scared because I never went on the top😂🥺🥺
Thanks for sharing! where's that parkade?
at 4:08
How much did it all costed?
Love from karachi bro😍😍
woohoo!
Loved this video 🇨🇦❤️
Awsome
Thanks man!
Hi noah!
Waddup!
Anyone know the address of that parking lot?
Timestamp?
hotel/city tour? mmm, its ok for vlogs but you guys are better. or if you are going to do a vlog, then give us this once or twice a week and make a vlog! that would be cool
Thanks for the input Paul! I find more fulfilment in making these videos than I do in creating vlogs :)
I can tell you do! I love your work, even before I knew it was yours :)
No more street cars? Right? No?
would have been nice to know the costs of everything tho...
Can you do how much does it cost to travel Vietnam, me and my friends decided to go to Vietnam for a month there
Toronto Bought some very good weed back in the day.
ahaha "ToronTo"
Haha, pronunciation :)
Things not to to in Toronto. Don't get shot.
Unfortunately, I've been to Paris, Rome and other big European cities. Toronto is nothing compare to those cities just few sky-scrappers.
Trams = streetcars
Fair play!
Wow!! People have no clue what good public transit system is.I guess they never been to Europe or used public transit there.Toronto has horrible public transit that mostly and primeraly serving only so-called Downtown core.If not to take Europe even New York City public transit system way better in usability and reachability.WHO DOESN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT THEIR TRANSIT SYSTEM????? Who really has a good one doesn't complain or has no clue what good one is.
I'm so sorry for Canada. Most things about a good Canada are not true, Including clean cities - beaches, and forests. It's a big lie. The first time I arrived in Vancouver in 2018, I was shocked. As soon as I left the airport door, I saw tissue, disposable glasses, and other garbage left in the city. The further I went, the more I saw them. Before I moved to Canada, I lived in Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Serbia, The United States, and for a short time in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Netherland, Germany, and England, but I have never seen the amount of garbage that people leave in different Canadian cities. Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec are no less than Vancouver. I'm so sorry for Canada. Canadian and Canadian Governments don't care about this tragedy. I think everything that says about Canada as a clean and powerful culture is not true. You don't need to travel to Canada to see this. Just watch some videos about walking in downtown Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec. You will find the truth. Impossible for you to walk in a Canadian city and you don't see the dark side of that. Everywhere you will see garbage. You will never see this in Europe or the United States. This amount of waste is not even seen in Malaysian-Indonesian or Thailand cities. It is impossible for you to use public transport and not see a lot of garbage at stations or on the route. You will be surprised to find a lot of garbage even in the woods - by the rivers and on the beach. I wish the respectable people of Canada would wake up
Did you just copy some other person comment or someone stole yours and pasted on other person video? 😅