HOW WE EXPLORED THE BEST OF TORONTO CANADA IN UNDER 48 HOURS // Nat and Max

How can you make the most out of your vacation in Toronto? In this Toronto travel vlog, we're going around the Best of Toronto Canada in under 48 hours to show you what you need to be doing in the Largest City in Canada. Best Ways to View the CN Tower ➡️ bit.ly/3wJbhvm
We'll be visiting the St. Lawrence Market, Sugar Beach, World Food Market, Dundas Square and of course the iconic CN Tower.
Timestamps:
0:00 What is this Toronto Travel Vlog about?
0:41 How to get around downtown Toronto?
2:02 Toroto Canada's Flatiron Building
2:28 What to eat at the St. Lawrence Market in Toronto
5:39 What is the Sugar Beach?
7:30 Toronto's Team Sports - Toronto Raptors, Toronto Blue Jays
8:58 Best eats in Toronto - World Food Market
12:26 Toronto Canada's mini timesquare - Dundas Square
12:58 The most iconic attraction in Toronto - The CN Tower
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[@NatandMax]

Hey everyone! Hope you enjoyed this Toronto travel vlog🍁 We only had 2 days to explore this ginormous city so we decided to focus on the core downtown area and experience the best attractions in the city🙌 We get super excited when we visit a new place and we hope we transfer that excitement to you all!🚀 Let us know here where else in Canad should we travel to🇨🇦

[@VC-mo5yg]

I love Toronto, my town ♥! I live in White Rock now, BC. So pretty, but l sure miss my town alot.

[@NatandMax]

No place like home❤️

[@daisytorres8121]

Hi Nat and Max I’m planing to go there Thai summer. Do you have any hotel suggestions? Is good to stay in downtown or what could be your advise.

[@NatandMax]

Hi Daisy! It’ll be great to stay close to where you plan to spend your time🙂 but if that becomes too pricey, you can always pick something further as long as it’s accessible through transit or car😊

[@daisytorres8121]

@@NatandMax thank you so much for your reply 🥰

[@myragroenewegen5426]

OOh lemme tellya what to do next time! I'm a city local. I'm constantly annoyed by some of the kinda generic things my city offers tourist and things that are a bad show, but I also could spend forever doing the really special things that have always been here and could use more tourist spotlight. As someone who lives here, I love that you started with St Lawrence Market. In the city proper, Toronto has some of the most diverse food, but, if you just want a wide variety in one place, this is the place to be. It's also a real urban planning success story. The community around it is mixed income and vibrant, allowing all a pretty normal life together and some chance at class mobility for lower income folks. If you come back, bike the wild natural beauty of The Leslie Street Spit, a peninsula built on construction waste that has been allowed to grow wild into a wildflower and bird watching bonanza. The Distillery District is also it's own world, an arts-shopping area in a well-preserved set of old beer-making factories that's full of interest from another time and arts from this one. Similar preservation and arts repurposing of old architecture exists in The Brickworks, but in a different feeling way and nestled into some beautiful nature that's great to walk and bike in. For a more gardened experience of Nature, go to the massive Edward's Gardens or the smaller Allen Gardens greenhouse. Also, Toronto has great turban graffiti tours. If you're an independent, art, local, or classic film buff the fare at the Tiff Bell Lightbox will enthuse you. Really, it's worth a visit just to see the lovely building! We also have opera, ballet, symphony and big-box musicals, but, as a local, I'm deeply hooked on our longstanding independent theatre scene. It cn be much more reasonably priced and is more focused on human talent and transmitting an interesting message than on slick entertainment spectacle. You can easily see something really unique that will stay with you for a long time and generate conversation. For a start in established awesomeness there's Tarragon theatre, CanStage, Soulpepper, Theatre Passe Muraille and Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Also I'm discovering The Crow theatre. The Major Museums are the ROM, the AGO, but the smaller museums are at least as special -- the Aga Khan Museum, the ceramics museum, the textile museum, the Bata shoe museum --find these nooks if that your thing - small museums deserve more tourist love.

[@NatandMax]

Hi Myra! Thank you so much for the detailed recommendation and apologies if we've only gotten back to you now 🙂 We're hoping to visit your lovely city sometime this year with the baby and will consider your recommendations when we do the trip😊 Thanks again!❤️

[@bobbbxxx]

Extremely good input! You've given great ideas!!

[@myragroenewegen5426]

@@NatandMax Wow, Thanks. I spend so much time wringing my hands about some of the crazy things my city does that tourists must judge, but also wishing people would more often discover the things in it that aren't the standard tourist experience most often being pitched, but are unique here.

[@daielesign]

thank you for the recommendations! i currently am lost on finding destinations or activities to fill my 2 weeks itinerary, do you have maybe other suggestions? once again thank you!!

[@myragroenewegen5426]

@@daielesign Regent Park Aquatic centre is a public swimming pool with some really fantastic architecture and I'd be there, if I had more time for fun. Regent Park is known as struggling with a reputation for poverty and crime, but that means there's been a lot of love given to revitalization and this is my vote for the best indoor swimming pool I know of. There's a large, gorgeous wooden roof over the main pool and a full length skylight, and just so much glass to let outdoor light flood the whole building. Part of this is brilliant co-ed change rooms where only the actual changing goes on in stalls and many walls are glass. This makes a beautiful-yet-effective way to deter theft, since the space where belongings are locked is never visually cut off from the pool. You see every kind of person there - It's a space for fun more than bathing suit primping and feels like the best comment on community services done right. So there's one more idea. Also, cultural and music festivals areal most constant in the summer and there's a neighborhood to explore for just about every culture here. Farmers markets, craft markets, walking tours and pub crawls . . . cafes that do art nights or pottery painting places, pub crawls, and poetry and music bars. There. More fun ideas.

[@bitmln003_]

a pleasure to watch! someday, i’ll get to toronto. food, architecture are things i look forward to in a city, and it looks like DT toronto has both! i look forward to your next v-log, thanks guys!!!

[@NatandMax]

We were actually quite surprised with Toronto, we knew it was a big city but didn’t know it was going to be to this scale🌆 You’re welcome anytime! Let us know which city you want to see next😊

[@westcoastwandering7221]

So many beautiful shots of Toronto! I love all the 360 camera footage too... still need to learn how to use mine! Thanks for the mid-week mini-break 😊

[@NatandMax]

Oh nice you have one too!🙌 It’s been super fun to play with and very useful to get drone like footages😄 Glad you’re enjoying the mid week vlogs!❤️

[@joelsoutlet8366]

Such a Beautiful and enjoyable walking and virtual tour. Many thanks for the wonderful footages. Cheers.

[@NatandMax]

Anytime! Glad we were able to take you around😊

[@donnasorongon9395]

Hi Nat and Max! :) I have been searching/watching a lot of Toronto travel vlogs, and I have to say that this video is my favorite so far! ❤️ I usually watch on tv but I have to search you guys on my phone just to add a positive comment. Thank youuuu! ❤️

[@NatandMax]

Aww you’re so sweet! We appreciate the effort Donna❤️Are you planning a trip to Toronto? Hope we were able to help you out with this video😊

[@donnasorongon9395]

@@NatandMax Hi :) We’re planning to move to Toronto soon ❤️ Watching Toronto travel vlogs is our way of manifesting it! 🙏🏻❤️ I’ve been looking for vlogs like this!!! :) It actually made me very emotional. Since last year, I’ve been searching for something like “Rick Steves’ Europe” vlogs Canada edition but there’s none. Then I saw this video, it is very relaxing and informative. I love watching it!! I hope you can make more Toronto vlogs ❤️

[@nicorom]

So beautiful view city ❤ Very nice sharing friend. Thanks for sharing this video. Good luck.

[@NatandMax]

You are most welcome! Thanks for watching❤️

[@bobbbxxx]

You are such an awesome couple!! GREAT personalities! 2:15 The Gooderham Flatiron building is actually 10 years older than the one in New York, and of a different style of course. The reason they were able to build such a "tall" building in 1892 was the invention of the elevator; the first elevator in Toronto was installed in the Flatiron Building, and it is still operable! Too bad you hadn't come a little later in Spring or in Summer but you can always come back some day! There is also a huge Filipino supermarket in Toronto: Seafood City.

[@NatandMax]

Thank you for the kind words😊❤️ ah! Such great info. These details like this makes us appreciate places more. Spring or Summer would be a nice visit! It was a little chilly during the time we came😄 We’ll aim for a little warmer season next time. Thanks for the tip! Theres not Seafood city here in the west yet, we have to drive 2 hours to Seattle just to see a Seafood city😄

[@thefozzybear]

Glad you came to Toronto in April, cause the summertime is the peak tourist season, more people, more expensive hotels, and more hectic.

[@NatandMax]

We’re happy we timed it right! Although it would be also cool to explore the city during summer☀️ less jackets to wear😄

[@vishalmalhotra8034]

THIS has by far been the most interesting and beautiful video of touring Toronto! Really loved your work! ❤

[@NatandMax]

Thank you for the heart filling feedback!😊 We enjoyed our time in Toronto and we’re glad the feeling got across the video😊

[@ThunderStrikerfortnite]

Amazing video. Keep up the great vlogs. You guys are amazing ❤️

[@NatandMax]

Always appreciate your support!❤️

[@RobbieTravels]

Awesome video Nat and Max! 😁 Toronto is the first place i will visit if I go to Canada. Thank you for sharing!😉

[@NatandMax]

Thanks Robbie! Toronto is a great place to start!🚀 We saw your Philippines content, looked like you had lots of fun😄🇵🇭

[@RobbieTravels]

@@NatandMax Yeah I even found a girlfriend there... 😅 Crazy adventures with many ups and downs. Hope to share everything soon. 😁

[@sabot808]

Thank you 🙏🏼 both are just too cute but your accents got me dying!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jammingtyrene]

Love your contents guys! Subscribed! 👍

[@NatandMax]

Thank you! 😊 Welcome to the fam!🙌

[@dkp7895]

That was great! thank you for sharing!

[@NatandMax]

Glad you enjoyed it! Anytime❤️

[@dkp7895]

@@NatandMax Just got back from our vacation part of which was in Toronto, went to the CN, the Market and did a Harbor cruise, Also went to a few of the places you guys featured, it was really fantastic! my kids already want to go back for a longer visit. Sure could use a bagel from the market about now.

[@cmb.]

Love ur vlog! Enjoy guys

[@NatandMax]

Thank you! 😊❤️

[@daielesign]

you guys are the cutest couple ever 😭💜 and thanks for the video!

[@NatandMax]

Awww thank you!😊❤️ Glad you liked the video!

[@aslanbeyofficial]

Thanks for bringing us along in this wonderful tour! The weather is perfect which shows the beauty of Toronto. You guys are big inspiration to visit around . 👍❤

[@NatandMax]

Thank you for the kind words😊❤️ All credit goes to the beauty of Toronto✨ Super glad for those bright sunny days and we were able to feature the city the best we can😊

[@chubbychops1000]

great video you two are a pleasure to watch....well done

[@NatandMax]

Thank you!😊

[@ciwanemcctv1428]

Very good video I like it ! Toronto is beautiful city ! Thank you so much for sharing your video ! I watch your video from Ottawa 😁😁👍

[@NatandMax]

Agreed! Theres so much beauty in Toronto✨ Hoping we could also visit Ottawa in the future😊

[@marcsthemarc2097]

Hey Nat and Max, still here as usual X) I just wanna say thanks for this awesome vlog of Toronto! You really showcased the popular spots in TO 😁 Even though, it's a short trip, you really took advantage of what downtown Toronto has to offer 🙂 And we were so close to meeting up too as well! Anyways, if you are here again, one week max is good! By doing so, you get to go to Niagara Falls, Blue Mountain, Toronto Island and so much more 😀 And Id be glad to tour you both in these places 😄 Continuing on the catch up 😁

[@NatandMax]

Thanks Marc! Sad that our schedules didn't quite meet that time. But we're pretty positive there will be a next time. Those places you've mentioned are still in our list and hopefully we get to explore more than just downtown Toronto next time😊 Cheers!🍻

[@marcsthemarc2097]

@@NatandMax Indeed, there will be a next time :D And I'm sure you'll find these places great when you come back :) Peace ✌

[@celletoronto]

There’s swans too! Thanks for the video!

[@NatandMax]

Pleasure is ours!😊

[@user-pq6wz2pl3d]

It’s very informative thanks to both of you

[@NatandMax]

Anytime! Glad you found value in it😊💕

[@nattinvestmentlifeincanada8789]

It calls sugar beach because there is a sugar factory next to this beach :)

[@NatandMax]

Ohh! We saw that too! Thanks for the correction😊

[@josephcolangelo1778]

"Pretty advanced subway system" lmao

[@RedroomStudios]

yep... most underwhelming subway system of and city that size.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Lovely guide and video Nat and Max.

[@NatandMax]

Thank you!😊💕

[@GreatCityAttractions]

you're welcome @@NatandMax

[@koreanature]

Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...

[@NatandMax]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video😊

[@Arkgi]

Nice vlog! Been watching Toronto travel vlogs since we'll be traveling there around late May. How's the weather around late May? Do we still need bubble jackets and thick clothing? Thanks a lot!

[@NatandMax]

Hi Luigi! Likely not! This video was filmed around March/April but May is when it start to get warmer here in Canada.🙂

[@Arkgi]

@@NatandMax thank you! I hope the weather's good for strolling around when we get there :)

[@u216]

Nice video. ❤I plan to visit Toronto in May for 2 days. Does it have a lot of public bathrooms? That’s usually I am concerned a lot when I visit. 😅

[@NatandMax]

We didn't have any problem finding washrooms 🙂 This map can help you find the washrooms: www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/recreation/washrooms-drinking-water-in-parks-recreational-facilities/#location=&lat=&lng=

[@bedheadacademic]

I'm in Toronto for the week! I'm a Boston-based KZbinr and would love to meet other KZbinrs while im in the area.

[@carinabardonosullivan1583]

Hi just wondering if the day pass included the bus? Thanks in advance

[@NatandMax]

Hi Carina! Yes it does 🙂

[@danielgonzalezd.4343]

Hello! you look like a nice couple. Your video was great. and oh my gosh that food you tried looked so yummy. I only been to Toronto once, and I did not have enough time to walk around the city like you did guys. I did visit the needle tower which was impressive. Do you guy are new to the country? or just visiting it? Regards from New York Daniel

[@NatandMax]

Hi there! Glad you liked the video. We live in Vancouver and that was our first time in Toronto🙂 Oh no, I guess you’ll have more reasons to come back since you didn’t get to explore much😄

[@zigzag00]

You mean the CN Tower haha

[@danielgonzalezd.4343]

@@zigzag00 ooohhh yes, CN tower. Amazing view from there.

[@squamishfish]

Interesting thing about Toronto , It has the largest Filipino Food Festival in North America over 400,000 people attend including Filipinos from Michigan, NewYork States come up for it ,metro Toronto has ARound 335,000 Filipinos living in the area

[@NatandMax]

Great info! We’ll have to look if we can book a date for that Filipino Food Festival🇵🇭 Do you what time of the year that happens?🙂

[@ImranKhan-up6qz]

Hey, may I know what phone or camera you used for recording?

[@NatandMax]

Hello! We use a Sony A7c as our main camera🙂

[@NicHaer]

What is the building that looks like stacked stones on top of each other?

[@brandonpeniuk]

I have always wanted to go to Prince Rupert.

[@NatandMax]

We heard of good things about Prince Rupert🙌. It just a little far up north to drive from where we are😅 Oh maybe theres a train route we could take?

[@skunklegreg]

Go Raptors!

[@LeongJocelyn]

are you using a drone? just curious :)

[@NatandMax]

Yes we do own a drone. But the drone shots here were borrowed🙂

[@LeongJocelyn]

@@NatandMax What kind of camera did you use inside the Lawrence Market?

[@NatandMax]

Oh that one was shot with an Insta360 OneX2 🙂 amzn.to/3wMmA4F

[@LeongJocelyn]

@@NatandMax Thank you!!! We wish both of you the best! More subscribers for you guys!

[@NatandMax]

Anytime! Thanks for all the love❤️

[@kumpulanfilmjadul]

I'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩, Toronto is a very nice and clean city, thank you I'm very entertained

[@NatandMax]

One of the best cities in Canada😊🇨🇦 Thanks for watching!

[@kumpulanfilmjadul]

I hope my husband and I can go on vacation to Toronto

[@MingmaTenzingSherpa]

That's what she said.

[@joelmadrid2193]

"PANAMA RELO CATION TOURS! WITH JACKIE!🙋😊👍❤👈"

[@jeanbolduc5818]

have observed Toronto's rapid descent into Americana as it has absorbed US values: sprawling, car-driven, bland urban development; rapid growth of crime rates; glorification and proliferation of gun culture and gun violence; hustle culture and profiteering at the expense of others as the new norm; disintegration of the social fabric; various ethnic groups barely interacting with each other on anything apart from financial and economic matters; replacement of human connection with networking 24/7; rampant mental health issues.

[@Happytrails24]

Yonge St is pronounced "Young" 😉

[@squamishfish]

Hi my replies seem to disappear , it is called A Taste of Manila, August 20 , 21 , details on google , I was wrong it is not the largest Filipino Food festival bin North America , it is the largest outside of the Philippines

[@NatandMax]

Yea KZbin does that sometimes.. That’s awesome thank you! We’ll look into it further😊🇵🇭❤️

[@catcherintherai9099]

kuya, you said "yong-eeee" hahahaha it's just "young"

[@NatandMax]

Hahaha thanks for the correction!😂 We weren’t sure din🤣

[@retro9173]

THANK YOU so very much, it'll be the street i'll be staying in and I gotta make sure on that pronunciation! .. ;)

[@MM-jo5ds]

Hi Nat and Max. Thank you for your wonderful videos!! They are all so interesting and very informativez I am from the Philippines and will be arriving in Canada on June 24. May I know if there’s any way I can reach out to you regarding some questions about moving to Vancouver? An email address or mobile number will do. Thank you! Looking forward to hearing from you.

[@RedroomStudios]

you dont pronounce the "e" on the end of Yonge Street. it's just like the word "young".

[@austinstitzel]

I'm going to guess that Matt is a Scorpio and Nat is a Gemini.

[@donfreedman7641]

Hate to say it but...when I heard/saw "that's a bagel" I realized I wasn't going to get too excited

[@bobbbxxx]

Why?

[@robloxtroll8129]

Lol

[@RedroomStudios]

I dont know why anyone would go here before there are leaves on the trees around the middle of May. the city is very ugly without all the greenery.

[@arhamahmadi852]

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, Netherlands, 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. Canadian and Canada 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, Australia, the United States, Japan, and Korea. 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 beaches in Canada. I wish the Canadians woke up and had no enmity with their country. To be fair, I randomly looked at videos from downtown Manchester and Concord in New Hampshire - Philadelphia - Detroit - Chicago - New York - Baltimore - Denver - Nashville, and Knoxville in the United States, and Toronto - Quebec - Montreal - Winnipeg - Calgary - Vancouver - Victoria - Ottawa and Thunder Bay in Canada. we should be fair. The bitter truth must be accepted. Without any exaggeration. Completely impartial. I have to say that I didn't see a single piece of garbage in any of the US videos to convince myself. Without exaggeration, in all Canadian cities, there must have been a piece of garbage on the ground less than every hundred meters. It must have an important reason. I do not know. But this is a bitter truth. You can try. This country should be brought closer to its exaggerated claim. the truth is bitter. Certainly, some Asian countries such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and even Malaysia are much cleaner compared to Canada. Of course, we should not forget that Canada claims to be one of the 10 cleanest countries in the world. And Vancouver claims to be one of the 5 cleanest cities in the world. Please go to East Hastings or Victoria Drive or Commercial Drive or West Georgia or Broadway or Main Street and judge for yourself. I am 50 years old and have traveled to 26 countries. Canada is far from its claims. I saw, homeless people, pooping and peeing everywhere and it's so common. nobody cares. I was shocked again. I endured for 3 years but every day going worst. late in 2022, I decided to move to the east because I thought that place has a stronger culture. I chose Montreal. I had heard it is the capital of art and civilization in Canada. it was absolutely wrong. Canada is Canada. I was shocked again, again, and again. the wave of homelessness, graffiti, vandalism, bad smell, terrible infrastructure especially roads in or out of the city, and above all, you can see trash everywhere. plastic bags, tissues, water bottles, and disposable cups. You cannot see any street or park or public place without these. This is impossible. surprisingly nobody cares. neither the people nor the government!!!!!!! please, don't be fooled by the advertisement about a good Canada. please, be careful. most of the things about a good Canada are deception This country is disappointing. Please, Please, Please, don't immigrate to Canada you would regret it absolutely. this is not a developed country, Canada is a developing country with huge serious problems.

[@user-ck5ki9ct3b]

LMFAO 😂

[@resipsaloquitur1857]

Your long-winded comment is garbage. There is garbage and homeless people on the streets of every city in the world so you must be blind or a troll. You can find slums in most countries so you clearly have bever been to Rio or Bangladesh to give just two examples. Thus your comments stink. Canada and Canadian cities are cleaner than most...where did you see any garbage in this video!!?? Your false comments will be reported to KZbin.

[@AG-pg3vu]

Toronto is the biggest mental asylum in the world.

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