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Most Interesting Park in Toronto
女王公园的点评
点评：Toronto has several great urban parks which are totally free to enjoy. I will not say Queen's Park is the largest or even the best. However, I will say it is likely to be the most interesting and you will probably want to see it during your visit. Here is why;
When Kings College (today University of Toronto) was founded in 1825, the institution purchased three lots of farmland on the far norther edge of the city totaling 170 acres. Twenty years later, the University by that time was growing but utilized a minimal portion, and there was a need to find a home for the Parliament of Upper Canada (today Ontario). A building of the University was taken for that purpose. Between the needs of the Province of Upper Canada (Ontario) and the growing needs of the city, the city negotiated a 999-year lease with the University to take the 42 most eastern acres for a green space park. In 1860 a beautiful green space on the northern end of the city was created for Toronto's citizens and it was dedicated by the Prince of Wales, Edward VII, in honor of his mother Queen Victoria, hence the name Queen's Park. In 1879, the legislative home need for the Province of Ontario was solved by taking a part park for that purpose and the building that stands today for that purpose was completed in 1892.
Today the actual park (because the Legislative Building is often referred to as Queen's Park) is a beautiful green space park with massive trees and the beautiful Parliament of Ontario and its accompanying statues. We visited the park on a morning walk through the northern portion of the Downtown that included the University of Toronto. It was a beautiful morning with few others in the park, great for pictures, especially of Edward VII riding his horse in the center of the green space. An additional bonus is that the recent campus buildings around the park are some of the most forward designs in the city and very interesting to see as well. Again, it will not be the primary reason you came to Toronto, but it will be a quick visit you will want to see while here.
When Kings College (today University of Toronto) was founded in 1825, the institution purchased three lots of farmland on the far norther edge of the city totaling 170 acres. Twenty years later, the University by that time was growing but utilized a minimal portion, and there was a need to find a home for the Parliament of Upper Canada (today Ontario). A building of the University was taken for that purpose. Between the needs of the Province of Upper Canada (Ontario) and the growing needs of the city, the city negotiated a 999-year lease with the University to take the 42 most eastern acres for a green space park. In 1860 a beautiful green space on the northern end of the city was created for Toronto's citizens and it was dedicated by the Prince of Wales, Edward VII, in honor of his mother Queen Victoria, hence the name Queen's Park. In 1879, the legislative home need for the Province of Ontario was solved by taking a part park for that purpose and the building that stands today for that purpose was completed in 1892.
Today the actual park (because the Legislative Building is often referred to as Queen's Park) is a beautiful green space park with massive trees and the beautiful Parliament of Ontario and its accompanying statues. We visited the park on a morning walk through the northern portion of the Downtown that included the University of Toronto. It was a beautiful morning with few others in the park, great for pictures, especially of Edward VII riding his horse in the center of the green space. An additional bonus is that the recent campus buildings around the park are some of the most forward designs in the city and very interesting to see as well. Again, it will not be the primary reason you came to Toronto, but it will be a quick visit you will want to see while here.
翻译：多伦多有几座极棒的城市公园，全部免费向公众开放。我不会说皇后公园是最大或最好的公园，但可以说它很可能是最有趣的，你很可能会在游览时想去看看。原因如下：
1825年，国王学院（即如今的多伦多大学）创立时，学校在城市的最北端购入了三块农田，总面积达170英亩。20年后，当时，大学正处于发展阶段，但仅使用了极小一部分校园用地；与此同时，人们急需为上加拿大议会（即今天的安大略省议会）寻找一个办公场所。于是，大学的一座建筑被征用以满足这一需求。鉴于上加拿大省（安大略省）的需求以及城市自身不断增长的需要，市政府与大学协商达成了一项为期999年的租约，租下大学校园最东侧的42英亩土地用作绿地公园。1860年，为了给多伦多市民提供休闲场所，人们在城市北端辟建了一片美丽的绿地。威尔士亲王爱德华七世为了向母亲维多利亚女王致敬，为这片绿地举行了落成仪式，它也因此被命名为皇后公园。1879年，为满足安大略省议会的办公需求，人们从公园中划出一部分区域用于建造议会大楼，如今我们所见的这座建筑则于1892年竣工。如今，这个公园（因为立法大楼常被称作“女王公园”）是一片景色宜人的绿地，园内树木参天，还有美丽的安大略省议会大厦以及周围的诸多雕像。我们在某个早晨散步时游览了这座公园，当时我们走的是多伦多市中心的北部区域，途中还经过了多伦多大学。那天早晨天气极好，公园里人也很少，非常适合拍照——尤其是拍摄位于绿地中央、骑着马的爱德华七世雕像。另一个好处是，公园周边近期建成的校园建筑堪称这座城市中最具前瞻性的设计典范，十分值得一看。虽然这并非你来到多伦多的首要目的，但绝对是你在多伦多期间值得顺道参观的一处景点。
1825年，国王学院（即如今的多伦多大学）创立时，学校在城市的最北端购入了三块农田，总面积达170英亩。20年后，当时，大学正处于发展阶段，但仅使用了极小一部分校园用地；与此同时，人们急需为上加拿大议会（即今天的安大略省议会）寻找一个办公场所。于是，大学的一座建筑被征用以满足这一需求。鉴于上加拿大省（安大略省）的需求以及城市自身不断增长的需要，市政府与大学协商达成了一项为期999年的租约，租下大学校园最东侧的42英亩土地用作绿地公园。1860年，为了给多伦多市民提供休闲场所，人们在城市北端辟建了一片美丽的绿地。威尔士亲王爱德华七世为了向母亲维多利亚女王致敬，为这片绿地举行了落成仪式，它也因此被命名为皇后公园。1879年，为满足安大略省议会的办公需求，人们从公园中划出一部分区域用于建造议会大楼，如今我们所见的这座建筑则于1892年竣工。如今，这个公园（因为立法大楼常被称作“女王公园”）是一片景色宜人的绿地，园内树木参天，还有美丽的安大略省议会大厦以及周围的诸多雕像。我们在某个早晨散步时游览了这座公园，当时我们走的是多伦多市中心的北部区域，途中还经过了多伦多大学。那天早晨天气极好，公园里人也很少，非常适合拍照——尤其是拍摄位于绿地中央、骑着马的爱德华七世雕像。另一个好处是，公园周边近期建成的校园建筑堪称这座城市中最具前瞻性的设计典范，十分值得一看。虽然这并非你来到多伦多的首要目的，但绝对是你在多伦多期间值得顺道参观的一处景点。
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