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Toronto’s Most Famous Street
央街的点评
点评：Named after Sir George Yonge, and finding its roots in the early 1700s as a simple dirt trail, Yonge Street would evolve into the city of Toronto’s largest and most important artery for doing business. For a time (until 1999), Yonge Street was also acknowledged, by the Guinness Book of World Records, as the longest street in the world. Officially, Yonge Street clocks in at about 86 kilometres in length which is still pretty impressive.
While Yonge Street basically stretches from Lake Ontario all the way to Lake Simcoe, when most talk of Yonge Street they’re usually referring to the relatively small area between Sankofa Square and Bloor Street (Yorkville). This, it seems, is the major commercial and tourist district of Toronto. In many respects, Yonge reminds me of Vancouver’s Granville Street, albeit on a smaller scale. Like Granville, Yonge is viewed as a major shopping and entertainment district. Think about it. On Yonge, you have Sankofa Square, CF Eaton Centre, The Tenor, Hockey Hall of Fame, numerous heritage buildings and countless shops and eateries (hello, Jollibee!). In brief, Yonge Street has it all: History, culture, arts, education and entertainment. At some point in time it might be fun to walk Yonge Street – at least a main corridor – similar to my trek of Vancouver’s South Granville last year.
I wouldn’t say Yonge Street is an attraction in itself, though it might be if you’re a major history buff interested in the economic and social development of Toronto. I would say, though, that Yonge Street is so integral to the city – and such a key part of it – that you’re bound to encounter it along your travels and, when you do, try and immerse yourself in its history and all it has to offer.
While Yonge Street basically stretches from Lake Ontario all the way to Lake Simcoe, when most talk of Yonge Street they’re usually referring to the relatively small area between Sankofa Square and Bloor Street (Yorkville). This, it seems, is the major commercial and tourist district of Toronto. In many respects, Yonge reminds me of Vancouver’s Granville Street, albeit on a smaller scale. Like Granville, Yonge is viewed as a major shopping and entertainment district. Think about it. On Yonge, you have Sankofa Square, CF Eaton Centre, The Tenor, Hockey Hall of Fame, numerous heritage buildings and countless shops and eateries (hello, Jollibee!). In brief, Yonge Street has it all: History, culture, arts, education and entertainment. At some point in time it might be fun to walk Yonge Street – at least a main corridor – similar to my trek of Vancouver’s South Granville last year.
I wouldn’t say Yonge Street is an attraction in itself, though it might be if you’re a major history buff interested in the economic and social development of Toronto. I would say, though, that Yonge Street is so integral to the city – and such a key part of it – that you’re bound to encounter it along your travels and, when you do, try and immerse yourself in its history and all it has to offer.
翻译：央街（Yonge Street）以乔治·央格爵士（Sir George Yonge）的名字命名，其历史可以追溯到18世纪初，最初只是一条简单的土路。后来，它发展成为多伦多市最大、最重要的商业干道。央街曾一度（直到1999年）被吉尼斯世界纪录认证为世界上最长的街道。官方数据显示，央街全长约86公里，至今仍令人印象深刻。
虽然央街大致从安大略湖一直延伸到锡姆科湖，但人们通常所说的央街指的是桑科法广场（Sankofa Square）和布鲁尔街（Bloor Street，即约克维尔）之间相对较小的区域。这里似乎是多伦多主要的商业和旅游区。在很多方面，央街都让我想起了温哥华的格兰维尔街（Granville Street），尽管规模较小。和格兰维尔街一样，央街也被视为重要的购物和娱乐区。想想看，这多么令人惊叹。在央街 (Yonge Street) 上，你会看到桑科法广场 (Sankofa Square)、伊顿中心 (CF Eaton Centre)、The Tenor 剧院、冰球名人堂 (Hockey Hall of Fame)、众多历史建筑以及数不胜数的商店和餐馆（比如 Jollibee！）。简而言之，央街应有尽有：历史、文化、艺术、教育和娱乐。或许你会喜欢在某个时候漫步央街——至少是其中一条主干道——就像我去年在温哥华南格兰维尔 (South Granville) 的漫步一样。
我并不认为央街本身就是一个景点，尽管如果你是一位对多伦多经济和社会发展感兴趣的历史爱好者，它或许可以算得上一个景点。但我想说的是，央街对于这座城市来说如此重要，如此关键，以至于你一定会在旅途中遇到它。当你遇到它时，不妨试着沉浸在它的历史和它所能提供的一切之中。
虽然央街大致从安大略湖一直延伸到锡姆科湖，但人们通常所说的央街指的是桑科法广场（Sankofa Square）和布鲁尔街（Bloor Street，即约克维尔）之间相对较小的区域。这里似乎是多伦多主要的商业和旅游区。在很多方面，央街都让我想起了温哥华的格兰维尔街（Granville Street），尽管规模较小。和格兰维尔街一样，央街也被视为重要的购物和娱乐区。想想看，这多么令人惊叹。在央街 (Yonge Street) 上，你会看到桑科法广场 (Sankofa Square)、伊顿中心 (CF Eaton Centre)、The Tenor 剧院、冰球名人堂 (Hockey Hall of Fame)、众多历史建筑以及数不胜数的商店和餐馆（比如 Jollibee！）。简而言之，央街应有尽有：历史、文化、艺术、教育和娱乐。或许你会喜欢在某个时候漫步央街——至少是其中一条主干道——就像我去年在温哥华南格兰维尔 (South Granville) 的漫步一样。
我并不认为央街本身就是一个景点，尽管如果你是一位对多伦多经济和社会发展感兴趣的历史爱好者，它或许可以算得上一个景点。但我想说的是，央街对于这座城市来说如此重要，如此关键，以至于你一定会在旅途中遇到它。当你遇到它时，不妨试着沉浸在它的历史和它所能提供的一切之中。
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