A Day Night Out In Toronto's Koreatown

Toronto’s Koreatown, also known as Little Korea, is part of Toronto’s multicultural tapestry. Dig a bit, and you’ll discover the hidden gems of this neighborhood, which stretches along Bloor Street. With a busy, unique identity, Koreatown offers no shortage of great shops, people, and places you won’t find anywhere else in Toronto. With that in mind, here are the top things to see and do for a day – and night – out in Koreatown.

Christie Pits Park

In an urban center like Toronto, parks are a must-have. Christie Pits Park boasts three baseball diamonds, picnic areas, an outdoor skating rink, soccer/football/rugby field, walking/biking accessible paths, a playground and splash pad for the young ones, and an indoor pool. The park itself is sloped on each of its four sides, giving it a distinct feel and amazing sledding routes during the winter. During the summer, it plays host to the Christie Pits Film Festival, which seeks to bring popular and critically-acclaimed cinema and Canadian-made film shorts to outdoor audiences. Other cultural events happen throughout the year as well, such as Ethiopian New Year in September.

Christie Pits Park, 750 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada +1 416 392 1111