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Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and most famous areas - and in November 2006, it was recognized as a National Historic Site.
Kensington Market features a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and markets for both locals and visitors alike. Join tour guide Marion Schoeler and restaurant owner Shamez Amlani as they explore this vibrant neighborhood.
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Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years.
- published: 27 Feb 2013
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Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants and established culinary hubs. Markets, fresh produce, street festivals, new art and live music ensure that there is always something happening in Kensington and Chinatown Toronto.
Shot on the Canon 5DMll and GoPro 3 Black by Bosley's neighbourhood navigator Bill Stoppard. Bosley Real Estate; Toronto's oldest and most progressive real estate company.
- published: 18 Nov 2014
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Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265
http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington-market-avenue-road-1968.html
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kensington-market-mn0001021735
http://www.amazon.ca/Avenue-Road-Kensington-Market/dp/B0013LKYYW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Market_%28band%29
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Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest collection and contains such gems as Martynec and Pappalardis Help Me, McKies Half Closed Eyes and Think About The Times, and the aforementioned Side I Am.
http://psychspaniolos.blogspot.com/2008/10/kensington-market-aardvark-1969.html
http://sharebee.com/b6f365a4
More experimental and progressive than its predecessor, several tracks feature new recruit Toronto University music student and Intersystems member, John Mills-Cockell (b. 19 May 1946, Toronto) who adds the unearthly sounds of his Moog synthesizer to the groups heady brew.
The idea of using a sequencer that was like in its day very unusual and the way he used it, says Martynec. I think John played a big role in that recording, more than people realise.
Looking back, McKie feels that Aardvark was a step forward musically. Once again, McKie dipped into the past for some of the songs, notably Think About The Times, which hed first performed with the Vendettas. Of his more recent compositions, the singer explains that Have You Come To See? (co-written with Martynec) was written on the way to California in September 1968 while under the influence of mescaline.
Listening to some of the tracks, there is a noticeable Beatles feel and McKie admits that the superb If It Is Love was influenced by that bands White Album, in particular Lennons Cry Baby Cry.
To coincide with the albums release in early 1969, Warner Brothers issued the rare single, Witches Stone, which was a slightly different version from the one that appeared on the album under the guise of the Ow-ning Man, backed by Side I Am.
Despite the promising second album, Kensington Market began to unravel in the spring of 1969. I think my problem with the Market was too much too soon too fast, says McKie. Creatively, things were starting to break down. There was no real creative direction. One of the problems we started having was, I was writing tunes that I think didnt really fit the format of where we were headed. In a sense, the Market would have been really wise to just take a sabbatical at one point. But in pop music if you take a two-week sabbatical, youre gone.
- published: 07 Dec 2009
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Kensington Market, Toronto; 'Pedestrian Only Sunday' July 29,2012
- published: 10 Aug 2012
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Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a really cool area to check out when travelling to Toronto with it's eclectic shops, cafés, Victorian homes, thrift stores, bakeries, and ethnic food shops. In November 2006, Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Kensington Market is off of Chinatown, bordering College St. to the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Parking is limited, so I recommend you visit by public transportation. It's more fun that was anyways!
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Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light year. Kensington Market is an inspirational haunt for great Canadian Musicians and Videographers...the kind that skate.
Thanks to the patient subjects and stars of this Vid; Kensington Market is cool as shit and so are you. 'Kensington Market Cool As Shit', shot and narrated by Bill Stoppard Toronto Ontario Canada
- published: 26 May 2014
- views: 5244
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com
Sharon, Lois & Bram and Eric Nagler take a quick trip to a market between concerts and have Elephant try some new food instead of his usual fare: peanuts!
Songs Include:
One Elephant Went Out to Play
Mango Walk
Five Brown Buns
There Was A Little Man
Inter. Community Group
Brown Girl in the Ring
Swiss Cheese
How Could Anything Be Wrong With Being Different?
She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain
Cheerio
Skinnamarink
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Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
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Coordinates: 51°30′01″N 0°11′27″W / 51.5004°N 0.1909°W / 51.5004; -0.1909
Kensington is a district of west and central London, England within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. An affluent and densely-populated area, its commercial heart is Kensington High Street, and it contains the well-known museum district of South Kensington.
To the north, Kensington is bordered by Notting Hill; to the east, by Brompton and Knightsbridge; to the south, by Chelsea and Earl's Court; and to the west, by Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush.
The area is first mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, where it was written in Latin as "Chenesitone", which has been interpreted to have originally been "Kenesignetun" (Kenesigne's land or meadows) in Anglo-Saxon.
The manor of Kensington, Middlesex, was granted by William I of England to Geoffrey de Montbray or Mowbray, bishop of Coutances, one of his inner circle of advisors and one of the wealthiest men in post-Conquest England. He in turn granted the tenancy of Kensington to his vassal Aubrey de Vere I, who was holding the manor in 1086, according to Domesday Book. The bishop's heir, Robert de Mowbray, rebelled against William Rufus and his vast barony was declared forfeit. Aubrey de Vere I had his tenure converted to a tenancy in-chief, holding Kensington after 1095 directly of the crown. He granted land and church there to Abingdon Abbey at the deathbed request of his young eldest son, Geoffrey. As the Veres became the earls of Oxford, their estate at Kensington came to be known as Earls Court, while the Abingdon lands were called Abbots Kensington and the church St Mary Abbots.
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Kensington Market is a distinctive multicultural neighbourhood in Downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The Market is an older neighbourhood and one of the city's most well-known. In November 2006, it was designated a National Historic Site of Canada.Robert Fulford wrote in 1999 that "Kensington today is as much a legend as a district. The (partly) outdoor market has probably been photographed more often than any other site in Toronto."
Its approximate borders are College St. on the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W. to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Most of the neighbourhood's eclectic shops, cafes, and other attractions are located along Augusta Ave. and neighbouring Nassau St., Baldwin St., and Kensington Ave.In addition, to the Market, the neighbourhood features many historic Victorian homes, the Toronto District School Board operates Kensington Community School and at Dundas St. W. and Bathurst St., Toronto Western Hospital is located.
George Taylor Denison, after serving in the British militia during the War of 1812, purchased an area of land in 1815 from Queen Street West to Bloor Street, roughly between where Augusta and Lippincott Streets now run. Denison used the area now known as Bellevue Square Park as a parade ground for his volunteer cavalry troop, which he commanded during the Upper Canada Rebellion. This troop later became the Governor General's Horse Guards. The Denison estate was subdivided in the 1850s. During the 1880s, houses were built on small plots for Irish and Scottish immigrant labourers coming to Toronto; Much of the housing is in the style of Victorian architecture row houses, which are moderate in size and exemplify true Victorian architecture. Many of these houses still stand along Wales Avenue and elsewhere, and these homes have been inhabited by many waves of immigrants in the decades that followed. Housing found closer to the market area tend to feature retail at the front of the house.
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2:10Kensington Market in Toronto - Ontario, Canada
Kensington Market in Toronto - Ontario, CanadaKensington Market in Toronto - Ontario, Canada
Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and most famous areas - and in November 2006, it was recognized as a National Historic Site. Kensington Market features a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and markets for both locals and visitors alike. Join tour guide Marion Schoeler and restaurant owner Shamez Amlani as they explore this vibrant neighborhood. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://bit.ly/cdntraditions Join us on Facebook and Twitter: http://www.facebook.com/KeepExploring http://www.twitter.com/Keep_Exploring -
13:06Jay Onrait - My Kensington Market
Jay Onrait - My Kensington MarketJay Onrait - My Kensington Market
Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years. -
3:16Kensington Market And Chinatown, Toronto - Art, Food and Fun
Kensington Market And Chinatown, Toronto - Art, Food and FunKensington Market And Chinatown, Toronto - Art, Food and Fun
Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants and established culinary hubs. Markets, fresh produce, street festivals, new art and live music ensure that there is always something happening in Kensington and Chinatown Toronto. Shot on the Canon 5DMll and GoPro 3 Black by Bosley's neighbourhood navigator Bill Stoppard. Bosley Real Estate; Toronto's oldest and most progressive real estate company. -
2:39kensington market - i would be the one
kensington market - i would be the onekensington market - i would be the one
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4:22Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968 http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265 http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington-market-avenue-road-1968.html http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kensington-market-mn0001021735 http://www.amazon.ca/Avenue-Road-Kensington-Market/dp/B0013LKYYW http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Market_%28band%29 -
2:29Kensington Market - Half Closed Eyes (1969)
Kensington Market - Half Closed Eyes (1969)Kensington Market - Half Closed Eyes (1969)
Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest collection and contains such gems as Martynec and Pappalardis Help Me, McKies Half Closed Eyes and Think About The Times, and the aforementioned Side I Am. http://psychspaniolos.blogspot.com/2008/10/kensington-market-aardvark-1969.html http://sharebee.com/b6f365a4 More experimental and progressive than its predecessor, several tracks feature new recruit Toronto University music student and Intersystems member, John Mills-Cockell (b. 19 May 1946, Toronto) who adds the unearthly sounds of his Moog synthesizer to the groups heady brew. The idea of using a sequencer that was like in its day very unusual and the way he used it, says Martynec. I think John played a big role in that recording, more than people realise. Looking back, McKie feels that Aardvark was a step forward musically. Once again, McKie dipped into the past for some of the songs, notably Think About The Times, which hed first performed with the Vendettas. Of his more recent compositions, the singer explains that Have You Come To See? (co-written with Martynec) was written on the way to California in September 1968 while under the influence of mescaline. Listening to some of the tracks, there is a noticeable Beatles feel and McKie admits that the superb If It Is Love was influenced by that bands White Album, in particular Lennons Cry Baby Cry. To coincide with the albums release in early 1969, Warner Brothers issued the rare single, Witches Stone, which was a slightly different version from the one that appeared on the album under the guise of the Ow-ning Man, backed by Side I Am. Despite the promising second album, Kensington Market began to unravel in the spring of 1969. I think my problem with the Market was too much too soon too fast, says McKie. Creatively, things were starting to break down. There was no real creative direction. One of the problems we started having was, I was writing tunes that I think didnt really fit the format of where we were headed. In a sense, the Market would have been really wise to just take a sabbatical at one point. But in pop music if you take a two-week sabbatical, youre gone. -
9:21Kensington Market Walk, Streets & Back Alleys of Toronto, July 2012
Kensington Market Walk, Streets & Back Alleys of Toronto, July 2012Kensington Market Walk, Streets & Back Alleys of Toronto, July 2012
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5:14Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington MarketToronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a really cool area to check out when travelling to Toronto with it's eclectic shops, cafés, Victorian homes, thrift stores, bakeries, and ethnic food shops. In November 2006, Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Kensington Market is off of Chinatown, bordering College St. to the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Parking is limited, so I recommend you visit by public transportation. It's more fun that was anyways! If you liked this video please comment, like and subscribe. Don't forget to share! Elaine Sarantakos http://www.fabulouslivingcoach.com http://www.facebook.com/fablivingcoach http://www.instagram.com/elaine_sarantakos http://www.twitter.com/fablivingcoach http://www.pinterest.com/fablivingcoach -
5:55Kensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill Stoppard
Kensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill StoppardKensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill Stoppard
Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light year. Kensington Market is an inspirational haunt for great Canadian Musicians and Videographers...the kind that skate. Thanks to the patient subjects and stars of this Vid; Kensington Market is cool as shit and so are you. 'Kensington Market Cool As Shit', shot and narrated by Bill Stoppard Toronto Ontario Canada -
27:55Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6 Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com Sharon, Lois & Bram and Eric Nagler take a quick trip to a market between concerts and have Elephant try some new food instead of his usual fare: peanuts! Songs Include: One Elephant Went Out to Play Mango Walk Five Brown Buns There Was A Little Man Inter. Community Group Brown Girl in the Ring Swiss Cheese How Could Anything Be Wrong With Being Different? She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain Cheerio Skinnamarink **I do not own or claim to own any of the content. All content belongs to the original owner** -
4:31Toronto Police Kensington Market
Toronto Police Kensington MarketToronto Police Kensington Market
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2:38Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Ow-ing Man
Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Ow-ing ManKensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Ow-ing Man
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1:55Kensington Market
Kensington MarketKensington Market
The Kensington Market was established to showcase the local talent that is alive and thriving in the Kensington and Flemington areas and surrounding precincts. http://kensingtonmarket.com.au The market provides artists with a wonderful platform to display their produce, perform and be an integral part of the community. With over 70 speciality stalls, this boutique market offers the public an eclectic mix of treasures from fresh produce, designer fashion & jewellery and an array of visual art creations, all encompassed within an environment filled with live music and buskers. -
3:41GoPro - Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market Toronto
GoPro - Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market TorontoGoPro - Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market Toronto
Pedestrian Sunday takes place the last sunday of the month from May to October. Closed streets, live music, fresh food, buskers and games. Its a real party. Kensington Market Toronto, Ontario, Canada This was my first outing with my new Stedicam rig. I have learned that i need ALOT more practice. Shot: GoPro Hero3 Black w/ Stedicam Smootee
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Released 1968- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Would Be the One
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Kensington Market in Toronto - Ontario, Canada
Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and most famous areas - and in November 2006, it was recognized as a National Historic Site. Kensington Market features a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and markets for both locals and visitors alike. Join tour guide Marion Schoeler and restaurant owner Shamez Amlani as they explore this vibrant neighborhood. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://bit.ly/cdntraditions Join us on Facebook and Twitter: http://www.facebook.com/KeepExploring http://www.twitter.com/Keep_Exploring -
Jay Onrait - My Kensington Market
Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years. -
Kensington Market And Chinatown, Toronto - Art, Food and Fun
Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants and established culinary hubs. Markets, fresh produce, street festivals, new art and live music ensure that there is always something happening in Kensington and Chinatown Toronto. Shot on the Canon 5DMll and GoPro 3 Black by Bosley's neighbourhood navigator Bill Stoppard. Bosley Real Estate; Toronto's oldest and most progressive real estate company. -
kensington market - i would be the one
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Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968 http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265 http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington-market-avenue-road-1968.html http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kensington-market-mn0001021735 http://www.amazon.ca/Avenue-Road-Kensington-Market/dp/B0013LKYYW http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Market_%28band%29 -
Kensington Market - Half Closed Eyes (1969)
Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest collection and contains such gems as Martynec and Pappalardis Help Me, McKies Half Closed Eyes and Think About The Times, and the aforementioned Side I Am. http://psychspaniolos.blogspot.com/2008/10/kensington-market-aardvark-1969.html http://sharebee.com/b6f365a4 More experimental and progressive than its predecessor, several tracks feature new recruit Toronto University music student and Intersystems member, John Mills-Cockell (b. 19 May 1946, Toronto) who adds the unearthly sounds of his Moog synthesizer to the groups heady brew. The idea of using a sequencer that was like in its day very unusual and the way he used it, says... -
Kensington Market Walk, Streets & Back Alleys of Toronto, July 2012
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Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a really cool area to check out when travelling to Toronto with it's eclectic shops, cafés, Victorian homes, thrift stores, bakeries, and ethnic food shops. In November 2006, Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Kensington Market is off of Chinatown, bordering College St. to the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Parking is limited, so I recommend you visit by public transportation. It's more fun that was anyways! If you liked this video please comment, like and subscribe. Don't forget to share! Elaine Sarantakos http://www.fabulouslivingcoach.co... -
Kensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill Stoppard
Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light year. Kensington Market is an inspirational haunt for great Canadian Musicians and Videographers...the kind that skate. Thanks to the patient subjects and stars of this Vid; Kensington Market is cool as shit and so are you. 'Kensington Market Cool As Shit', shot and narrated by Bill Stoppard Toronto Ontario Canada -
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6 Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com Sharon, Lois & Bram and Eric Nagler take a quick trip to a market between concerts and have Elephant try some new food instead of his usual fare: peanuts! Songs Include: One Elephant Went Out to Play Mango Walk Five Brown Buns There Was A Little Man Inter. Community Group Brown Girl in the Ring Swiss Cheese How Could Anything Be Wrong With Being Different? She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain Cheerio Skinnamarink **I do not own or claim to own any of the content. All content belongs to the original owner** -
Toronto Police Kensington Market
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Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Ow-ing Man
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Kensington Market
The Kensington Market was established to showcase the local talent that is alive and thriving in the Kensington and Flemington areas and surrounding precincts. http://kensingtonmarket.com.au The market provides artists with a wonderful platform to display their produce, perform and be an integral part of the community. With over 70 speciality stalls, this boutique market offers the public an eclectic mix of treasures from fresh produce, designer fashion & jewellery and an array of visual art creations, all encompassed within an environment filled with live music and buskers. -
GoPro - Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market Toronto
Pedestrian Sunday takes place the last sunday of the month from May to October. Closed streets, live music, fresh food, buskers and games. Its a real party. Kensington Market Toronto, Ontario, Canada This was my first outing with my new Stedicam rig. I have learned that i need ALOT more practice. Shot: GoPro Hero3 Black w/ Stedicam Smootee -
Bairro lendário no CANADÁ: Kensington Market em TORONTO | Dicas de Viagem e Turismo
Inscreva-se: http://tinyurl.com/mandyemais / http://www.mandyemais.com Acompanhem um dia em minha vida no Canadá. Neste vlog levarei vocês para fazer compras e conhecer o Kensington Market, no centro de Toronto. Apesar do nome "market"(mercado), Kensington é uma região, nomeada assim por conta de uma rua. É um bairro multicultural, alternativo e gay friendly cheio de restaurantes (latinos, veganos, caribenhos, canadenses), padarias, lojas de frutas e verduras, brechós, lojas de jogos, aparato para uso de maconha e muito mais. As ruas do Kensignton Market são cheias de casas no estilo vitoriano. Atualmente, grande parte dos seus moradores/donos de negócios são chineses, afinal o bairro fica colado com o Chinatown. Em 2006 o Kensington Market foi denominado Patrimônio Histórico Nacional. ... -
Goths in Kensington
Short film shot in London for Dutch TV in 1988. Mainly in and around Kensington Market. Also an interview with Screaming Lord Sutch. Look out for glimpses of other faces. -
Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Said I Could Be Happy
Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969. -
Tragically Hip - At Transformation/Grace Too - Kensington Market - Sept 30/2012
Opening tracks to The Hip's surprise show at The Supermarket in the Kensington Market. -
KENSINGTON MARKET SIDE I AM
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The Tragically Hip - Those Nights in Kensington Market (3 Hour Collection)
@ The Supermarket (Now for Plan A Release) (For educational purposes only. No infringement intended. Fair use copyright.) 01. At Transformation 02. Grace Too 03. Now Plan for A 04. Ahead by a Century 05. Man Machine Poem 06. Take Forever 07. Man Machine Poem 08. Goodnight Attawapiskat 09. Bobcaygeon 10. Grace Too 11. We Want to Be It 12. Bobcaygeon 13. The Modern Spirit 14. My Music at Work 15. The Modern Spirit 16. My Music at Work 17. We Want to Be It 18. At Transformation 19. Grace Too 20. Man Machine Poem 21. At Transformation 22. Grace Too 23. The Lookahead 24. Ahead by a Century 25. Grace Too 26. Man Machine Poem 27. The Modern Spirit 28. The Lookahead 29. We Want to Be It 30. Take Forever 31. Goodnight Attawapiskat 32. At Transformation 33. Grace Too 34. Man Machine Poem 35. The Mo... -
KENSINGTON MARKET COMING HOME SOON
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EATING THRU THE 6 (Kensington Market) - Vlog 3
Bar hopping/ Restaurant hopping with my bestie in Kensington Market. We went to Seven Lives Tacos, The Grilled Cheese, Dolce Gelato, The Supermarket Bar, and Valentinas. Check out my CoCo Parody Music Video (IM IN LOVE WITH THE BOBA)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwE_22E1DuQ Follow me on Instagram: http://instagram.com/kimi.vo Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/kimVOslice Add me on Snapchat: kimv0slic3 Please Like, Comment, and Subscribe! :D toronto foodies -
A History of Toronto #13: Kensington Market -- An Ethnic Experience
Immigrants flooded the city and Toronto's population shifts to a veritable United Nations. They came for a new beginning in a strange land and brought their skills with them helping to build the railways, the streets and the subway, and transforming the City. Descendants of those who established their homes and businesses in Kensington Market still live in the area and showcase the diversity of ethnicity, race, and religion. See the Toronto 175 category at www.ontopoftheworld.net for more episodes.
Kensington Market in Toronto - Ontario, Canada
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 28 Sep 2009
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Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and ...
Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and most famous areas - and in November 2006, it was recognized as a National Historic Site.
Kensington Market features a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and markets for both locals and visitors alike. Join tour guide Marion Schoeler and restaurant owner Shamez Amlani as they explore this vibrant neighborhood.
Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://bit.ly/cdntraditions
Join us on Facebook and Twitter:
http://www.facebook.com/KeepExploring
http://www.twitter.com/Keep_Exploring
wn.com/Kensington Market In Toronto Ontario, Canada
Experience the eclectic community within Kensington Market in Toronto, Ontario. This distinctive and multicultural neighborhood is one of the city's oldest and most famous areas - and in November 2006, it was recognized as a National Historic Site.
Kensington Market features a diverse array of restaurants, shops, and markets for both locals and visitors alike. Join tour guide Marion Schoeler and restaurant owner Shamez Amlani as they explore this vibrant neighborhood.
Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://bit.ly/cdntraditions
Join us on Facebook and Twitter:
http://www.facebook.com/KeepExploring
http://www.twitter.com/Keep_Exploring
- published: 28 Sep 2009
- views: 25778
Jay Onrait - My Kensington Market
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- Duration: 13:06
- Updated: 27 Feb 2013
- views: 18873
Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years.
Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years.
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Explore Kensington Market with sportscaster Jay Onrait, a resident for the last 10 years.
- published: 27 Feb 2013
- views: 18873
Kensington Market And Chinatown, Toronto - Art, Food and Fun
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 2245
Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants a...
Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants and established culinary hubs. Markets, fresh produce, street festivals, new art and live music ensure that there is always something happening in Kensington and Chinatown Toronto.
Shot on the Canon 5DMll and GoPro 3 Black by Bosley's neighbourhood navigator Bill Stoppard. Bosley Real Estate; Toronto's oldest and most progressive real estate company.
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Kensignton Market and Chinatown are Toronto's most colourful and diverse neighbourhoods. These Toronto neighbourhoods possess a high number of new restaurants and established culinary hubs. Markets, fresh produce, street festivals, new art and live music ensure that there is always something happening in Kensington and Chinatown Toronto.
Shot on the Canon 5DMll and GoPro 3 Black by Bosley's neighbourhood navigator Bill Stoppard. Bosley Real Estate; Toronto's oldest and most progressive real estate company.
- published: 18 Nov 2014
- views: 2245
kensington market - i would be the one
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 15 May 2010
- views: 9731
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
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- Duration: 4:22
- Updated: 16 Jun 2012
- views: 3749
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265
http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington...
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265
http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington-market-avenue-road-1968.html
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kensington-market-mn0001021735
http://www.amazon.ca/Avenue-Road-Kensington-Market/dp/B0013LKYYW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Market_%28band%29
wn.com/Kensington Market Aunt Violet's Knee Avenue Road 1968
Kensington Market - Aunt Violet's Knee - Avenue Road - 1968
http://lost-in-tyme.ucoz.com/blog/2007-05-24-265
http://mesmirization.blogspot.fr/2011/06/kensington-market-avenue-road-1968.html
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/kensington-market-mn0001021735
http://www.amazon.ca/Avenue-Road-Kensington-Market/dp/B0013LKYYW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Market_%28band%29
- published: 16 Jun 2012
- views: 3749
Kensington Market - Half Closed Eyes (1969)
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 07 Dec 2009
- views: 12996
Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest colle...
Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest collection and contains such gems as Martynec and Pappalardis Help Me, McKies Half Closed Eyes and Think About The Times, and the aforementioned Side I Am.
http://psychspaniolos.blogspot.com/2008/10/kensington-market-aardvark-1969.html
http://sharebee.com/b6f365a4
More experimental and progressive than its predecessor, several tracks feature new recruit Toronto University music student and Intersystems member, John Mills-Cockell (b. 19 May 1946, Toronto) who adds the unearthly sounds of his Moog synthesizer to the groups heady brew.
The idea of using a sequencer that was like in its day very unusual and the way he used it, says Martynec. I think John played a big role in that recording, more than people realise.
Looking back, McKie feels that Aardvark was a step forward musically. Once again, McKie dipped into the past for some of the songs, notably Think About The Times, which hed first performed with the Vendettas. Of his more recent compositions, the singer explains that Have You Come To See? (co-written with Martynec) was written on the way to California in September 1968 while under the influence of mescaline.
Listening to some of the tracks, there is a noticeable Beatles feel and McKie admits that the superb If It Is Love was influenced by that bands White Album, in particular Lennons Cry Baby Cry.
To coincide with the albums release in early 1969, Warner Brothers issued the rare single, Witches Stone, which was a slightly different version from the one that appeared on the album under the guise of the Ow-ning Man, backed by Side I Am.
Despite the promising second album, Kensington Market began to unravel in the spring of 1969. I think my problem with the Market was too much too soon too fast, says McKie. Creatively, things were starting to break down. There was no real creative direction. One of the problems we started having was, I was writing tunes that I think didnt really fit the format of where we were headed. In a sense, the Market would have been really wise to just take a sabbatical at one point. But in pop music if you take a two-week sabbatical, youre gone.
wn.com/Kensington Market Half Closed Eyes (1969)
Started at Yorkvilles Eastern Sound Studios that winter and mixed at the Henry Hudson building in New York, Aardvark is in many ways, the groups strongest collection and contains such gems as Martynec and Pappalardis Help Me, McKies Half Closed Eyes and Think About The Times, and the aforementioned Side I Am.
http://psychspaniolos.blogspot.com/2008/10/kensington-market-aardvark-1969.html
http://sharebee.com/b6f365a4
More experimental and progressive than its predecessor, several tracks feature new recruit Toronto University music student and Intersystems member, John Mills-Cockell (b. 19 May 1946, Toronto) who adds the unearthly sounds of his Moog synthesizer to the groups heady brew.
The idea of using a sequencer that was like in its day very unusual and the way he used it, says Martynec. I think John played a big role in that recording, more than people realise.
Looking back, McKie feels that Aardvark was a step forward musically. Once again, McKie dipped into the past for some of the songs, notably Think About The Times, which hed first performed with the Vendettas. Of his more recent compositions, the singer explains that Have You Come To See? (co-written with Martynec) was written on the way to California in September 1968 while under the influence of mescaline.
Listening to some of the tracks, there is a noticeable Beatles feel and McKie admits that the superb If It Is Love was influenced by that bands White Album, in particular Lennons Cry Baby Cry.
To coincide with the albums release in early 1969, Warner Brothers issued the rare single, Witches Stone, which was a slightly different version from the one that appeared on the album under the guise of the Ow-ning Man, backed by Side I Am.
Despite the promising second album, Kensington Market began to unravel in the spring of 1969. I think my problem with the Market was too much too soon too fast, says McKie. Creatively, things were starting to break down. There was no real creative direction. One of the problems we started having was, I was writing tunes that I think didnt really fit the format of where we were headed. In a sense, the Market would have been really wise to just take a sabbatical at one point. But in pop music if you take a two-week sabbatical, youre gone.
- published: 07 Dec 2009
- views: 12996
Kensington Market Walk, Streets & Back Alleys of Toronto, July 2012
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- Duration: 9:21
- Updated: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 4961
Kensington Market, Toronto; 'Pedestrian Only Sunday' July 29,2012
- published: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 4961
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
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- Duration: 5:14
- Updated: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 1461
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a rea...
Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a really cool area to check out when travelling to Toronto with it's eclectic shops, cafés, Victorian homes, thrift stores, bakeries, and ethnic food shops. In November 2006, Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Kensington Market is off of Chinatown, bordering College St. to the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Parking is limited, so I recommend you visit by public transportation. It's more fun that was anyways!
If you liked this video please comment, like and subscribe. Don't forget to share!
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Toronto Travel: Explore Kensington Market
Want to check out one of my favourite areas to explore in Toronto? Visit the vibrant Kensington Market. This is a really cool area to check out when travelling to Toronto with it's eclectic shops, cafés, Victorian homes, thrift stores, bakeries, and ethnic food shops. In November 2006, Kensington Market was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Kensington Market is off of Chinatown, bordering College St. to the north, Spadina Ave. on the east, Dundas St. W to the south, and Bathurst St. to the west. Parking is limited, so I recommend you visit by public transportation. It's more fun that was anyways!
If you liked this video please comment, like and subscribe. Don't forget to share!
Elaine Sarantakos
http://www.fabulouslivingcoach.com
http://www.facebook.com/fablivingcoach
http://www.instagram.com/elaine_sarantakos
http://www.twitter.com/fablivingcoach
http://www.pinterest.com/fablivingcoach
- published: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 1461
Kensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill Stoppard
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- Duration: 5:55
- Updated: 26 May 2014
- views: 5244
Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light ye...
Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light year. Kensington Market is an inspirational haunt for great Canadian Musicians and Videographers...the kind that skate.
Thanks to the patient subjects and stars of this Vid; Kensington Market is cool as shit and so are you. 'Kensington Market Cool As Shit', shot and narrated by Bill Stoppard Toronto Ontario Canada
wn.com/Kensington Market 'Cool As Shit' Narrated By Bill Stoppard
Kensington Market in Toronto is bluntly narrated because it deserves no less. It's Toronto's most artistic, contemporary and diverse neighbourhood by a light year. Kensington Market is an inspirational haunt for great Canadian Musicians and Videographers...the kind that skate.
Thanks to the patient subjects and stars of this Vid; Kensington Market is cool as shit and so are you. 'Kensington Market Cool As Shit', shot and narrated by Bill Stoppard Toronto Ontario Canada
- published: 26 May 2014
- views: 5244
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
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- Duration: 27:55
- Updated: 10 Feb 2015
- views: 26444
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com
Sharon, Lois & Bram...
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com
Sharon, Lois & Bram and Eric Nagler take a quick trip to a market between concerts and have Elephant try some new food instead of his usual fare: peanuts!
Songs Include:
One Elephant Went Out to Play
Mango Walk
Five Brown Buns
There Was A Little Man
Inter. Community Group
Brown Girl in the Ring
Swiss Cheese
How Could Anything Be Wrong With Being Different?
She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain
Cheerio
Skinnamarink
**I do not own or claim to own any of the content. All content belongs to the original owner**
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Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show - "Kensington Market" - Season 2, Episode 6
Check out the unofficial fan page! www.sharonloisbram.com
Sharon, Lois & Bram and Eric Nagler take a quick trip to a market between concerts and have Elephant try some new food instead of his usual fare: peanuts!
Songs Include:
One Elephant Went Out to Play
Mango Walk
Five Brown Buns
There Was A Little Man
Inter. Community Group
Brown Girl in the Ring
Swiss Cheese
How Could Anything Be Wrong With Being Different?
She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain
Cheerio
Skinnamarink
**I do not own or claim to own any of the content. All content belongs to the original owner**
- published: 10 Feb 2015
- views: 26444
Toronto Police Kensington Market
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 11 Jun 2012
- views: 28711
- published: 11 Jun 2012
- views: 28711
Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Ow-ing Man
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- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 322
Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
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Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 322
Kensington Market
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- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 26 Feb 2015
- views: 1361
The Kensington Market was established to showcase the local talent that is alive and thriving in the Kensington and Flemington areas and surrounding precincts. ...
The Kensington Market was established to showcase the local talent that is alive and thriving in the Kensington and Flemington areas and surrounding precincts. http://kensingtonmarket.com.au
The market provides artists with a wonderful platform to display their produce, perform and be an integral part of the community.
With over 70 speciality stalls, this boutique market offers the public an eclectic mix of treasures from fresh produce, designer fashion & jewellery and an array of visual art creations, all encompassed within an environment filled with live music and buskers.
wn.com/Kensington Market
The Kensington Market was established to showcase the local talent that is alive and thriving in the Kensington and Flemington areas and surrounding precincts. http://kensingtonmarket.com.au
The market provides artists with a wonderful platform to display their produce, perform and be an integral part of the community.
With over 70 speciality stalls, this boutique market offers the public an eclectic mix of treasures from fresh produce, designer fashion & jewellery and an array of visual art creations, all encompassed within an environment filled with live music and buskers.
- published: 26 Feb 2015
- views: 1361
GoPro - Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market Toronto
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- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 27 May 2014
- views: 1018
Pedestrian Sunday takes place the last sunday of the month from May to October. Closed streets, live music, fresh food, buskers and games. Its a real party.
K...
Pedestrian Sunday takes place the last sunday of the month from May to October. Closed streets, live music, fresh food, buskers and games. Its a real party.
Kensington Market
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
This was my first outing with my new Stedicam rig. I have learned that i need ALOT more practice.
Shot: GoPro Hero3 Black w/ Stedicam Smootee
wn.com/Gopro Pedestrian Sundays In Kensington Market Toronto
Pedestrian Sunday takes place the last sunday of the month from May to October. Closed streets, live music, fresh food, buskers and games. Its a real party.
Kensington Market
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
This was my first outing with my new Stedicam rig. I have learned that i need ALOT more practice.
Shot: GoPro Hero3 Black w/ Stedicam Smootee
- published: 27 May 2014
- views: 1018
Bairro lendário no CANADÁ: Kensington Market em TORONTO | Dicas de Viagem e Turismo
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- Duration: 13:42
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 4125
Inscreva-se: http://tinyurl.com/mandyemais / http://www.mandyemais.com Acompanhem um dia em minha vida no Canadá. Neste vlog levarei vocês para fazer compras e ...
Inscreva-se: http://tinyurl.com/mandyemais / http://www.mandyemais.com Acompanhem um dia em minha vida no Canadá. Neste vlog levarei vocês para fazer compras e conhecer o Kensington Market, no centro de Toronto. Apesar do nome "market"(mercado), Kensington é uma região, nomeada assim por conta de uma rua. É um bairro multicultural, alternativo e gay friendly cheio de restaurantes (latinos, veganos, caribenhos, canadenses), padarias, lojas de frutas e verduras, brechós, lojas de jogos, aparato para uso de maconha e muito mais.
As ruas do Kensignton Market são cheias de casas no estilo vitoriano. Atualmente, grande parte dos seus moradores/donos de negócios são chineses, afinal o bairro fica colado com o Chinatown.
Em 2006 o Kensington Market foi denominado Patrimônio Histórico Nacional.
Afinal, o que fazer em Toronto? Esta ai uma opção. Veja mais no Roteiro de viagem em Toronto - 4 dias curtindo a cidade: http://blog.mandyemais.com/2015/01/roteiro-turistico-4-dias-em-toronto.html
Apareça no canal: Queria muito agradecer a todos vocês pelo carinho. Por isso, gostaria de receber vídeos de 15 a 30 segundos com uma mensagem para mim ou para os outros inscritos. Quero mostrar para o mundo o rosto daqueles que me motivam a continuar esse trabalho! As mensagens serão escolhidas e exibidas no final dos vídeos. Envie sua mensagem (por favor, filme na HORIZONTAL) para: mandyemais@gmail.com. Aguardo ansiosamente!
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Inscreva-se: http://tinyurl.com/mandyemais / http://www.mandyemais.com Acompanhem um dia em minha vida no Canadá. Neste vlog levarei vocês para fazer compras e conhecer o Kensington Market, no centro de Toronto. Apesar do nome "market"(mercado), Kensington é uma região, nomeada assim por conta de uma rua. É um bairro multicultural, alternativo e gay friendly cheio de restaurantes (latinos, veganos, caribenhos, canadenses), padarias, lojas de frutas e verduras, brechós, lojas de jogos, aparato para uso de maconha e muito mais.
As ruas do Kensignton Market são cheias de casas no estilo vitoriano. Atualmente, grande parte dos seus moradores/donos de negócios são chineses, afinal o bairro fica colado com o Chinatown.
Em 2006 o Kensington Market foi denominado Patrimônio Histórico Nacional.
Afinal, o que fazer em Toronto? Esta ai uma opção. Veja mais no Roteiro de viagem em Toronto - 4 dias curtindo a cidade: http://blog.mandyemais.com/2015/01/roteiro-turistico-4-dias-em-toronto.html
Apareça no canal: Queria muito agradecer a todos vocês pelo carinho. Por isso, gostaria de receber vídeos de 15 a 30 segundos com uma mensagem para mim ou para os outros inscritos. Quero mostrar para o mundo o rosto daqueles que me motivam a continuar esse trabalho! As mensagens serão escolhidas e exibidas no final dos vídeos. Envie sua mensagem (por favor, filme na HORIZONTAL) para: mandyemais@gmail.com. Aguardo ansiosamente!
Está vindo fazer intercâmbio, trabalhar ou morar no Canadá e não sabe o que esperar? Veja como está sendo a minha experiência no exterior!
http://www.kensington-market.ca
MORAR no CANADÁ: Almoce comigo e ande de Streetcar em TORONTO: https://youtu.be/kZrpR4YacyE
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Mining by Moonlight Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
- published: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 4125
Goths in Kensington
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- Duration: 5:43
- Updated: 14 Apr 2012
- views: 6025
Short film shot in London for Dutch TV in 1988. Mainly in and around Kensington Market. Also an interview with Screaming Lord Sutch. Look out for glimpses of ot...
Short film shot in London for Dutch TV in 1988. Mainly in and around Kensington Market. Also an interview with Screaming Lord Sutch. Look out for glimpses of other faces.
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Short film shot in London for Dutch TV in 1988. Mainly in and around Kensington Market. Also an interview with Screaming Lord Sutch. Look out for glimpses of other faces.
- published: 14 Apr 2012
- views: 6025
Kensington Market - Aardvark (1969) Said I Could Be Happy
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 395
Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
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Kensington Market was a Toronto-based rock band, active from 1967 to 1969.
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 395
Tragically Hip - At Transformation/Grace Too - Kensington Market - Sept 30/2012
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- Duration: 9:33
- Updated: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 9111
Opening tracks to The Hip's surprise show at The Supermarket in the Kensington Market.
- published: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 9111
KENSINGTON MARKET SIDE I AM
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 23 Dec 2008
- views: 4658
TORONTO LUKE GIBSON
TORONTO LUKE GIBSON
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TORONTO LUKE GIBSON
- published: 23 Dec 2008
- views: 4658
The Tragically Hip - Those Nights in Kensington Market (3 Hour Collection)
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- Duration: 180:58
- Updated: 18 Jun 2013
- views: 605
@ The Supermarket (Now for Plan A Release)
(For educational purposes only. No infringement intended. Fair use copyright.)
01. At Transformation
02. Grace Too
03...
@ The Supermarket (Now for Plan A Release)
(For educational purposes only. No infringement intended. Fair use copyright.)
01. At Transformation
02. Grace Too
03. Now Plan for A
04. Ahead by a Century
05. Man Machine Poem
06. Take Forever
07. Man Machine Poem
08. Goodnight Attawapiskat
09. Bobcaygeon
10. Grace Too
11. We Want to Be It
12. Bobcaygeon
13. The Modern Spirit
14. My Music at Work
15. The Modern Spirit
16. My Music at Work
17. We Want to Be It
18. At Transformation
19. Grace Too
20. Man Machine Poem
21. At Transformation
22. Grace Too
23. The Lookahead
24. Ahead by a Century
25. Grace Too
26. Man Machine Poem
27. The Modern Spirit
28. The Lookahead
29. We Want to Be It
30. Take Forever
31. Goodnight Attawapiskat
32. At Transformation
33. Grace Too
34. Man Machine Poem
35. The Modern Spirit
36. The Lookahead
37. Ahead by a Century
38. Streets Ahead
39. We Want to Be It
40. Take Forever
41. Bobcaygeon
42. Goodnight Attawapiskat
43. My Music at Work
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@ The Supermarket (Now for Plan A Release)
(For educational purposes only. No infringement intended. Fair use copyright.)
01. At Transformation
02. Grace Too
03. Now Plan for A
04. Ahead by a Century
05. Man Machine Poem
06. Take Forever
07. Man Machine Poem
08. Goodnight Attawapiskat
09. Bobcaygeon
10. Grace Too
11. We Want to Be It
12. Bobcaygeon
13. The Modern Spirit
14. My Music at Work
15. The Modern Spirit
16. My Music at Work
17. We Want to Be It
18. At Transformation
19. Grace Too
20. Man Machine Poem
21. At Transformation
22. Grace Too
23. The Lookahead
24. Ahead by a Century
25. Grace Too
26. Man Machine Poem
27. The Modern Spirit
28. The Lookahead
29. We Want to Be It
30. Take Forever
31. Goodnight Attawapiskat
32. At Transformation
33. Grace Too
34. Man Machine Poem
35. The Modern Spirit
36. The Lookahead
37. Ahead by a Century
38. Streets Ahead
39. We Want to Be It
40. Take Forever
41. Bobcaygeon
42. Goodnight Attawapiskat
43. My Music at Work
- published: 18 Jun 2013
- views: 605
KENSINGTON MARKET COMING HOME SOON
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 23 Dec 2008
- views: 4209
LUKE GIBSON
LUKE GIBSON
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LUKE GIBSON
- published: 23 Dec 2008
- views: 4209
EATING THRU THE 6 (Kensington Market) - Vlog 3
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- Duration: 3:47
- Updated: 01 May 2015
- views: 1230
Bar hopping/ Restaurant hopping with my bestie in Kensington Market. We went to Seven Lives Tacos, The Grilled Cheese, Dolce Gelato, The Supermarket Bar, and V...
Bar hopping/ Restaurant hopping with my bestie in Kensington Market. We went to Seven Lives Tacos, The Grilled Cheese, Dolce Gelato, The Supermarket Bar, and Valentinas.
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Bar hopping/ Restaurant hopping with my bestie in Kensington Market. We went to Seven Lives Tacos, The Grilled Cheese, Dolce Gelato, The Supermarket Bar, and Valentinas.
Check out my CoCo Parody Music Video (IM IN LOVE WITH THE BOBA)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwE_22E1DuQ
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- published: 01 May 2015
- views: 1230
A History of Toronto #13: Kensington Market -- An Ethnic Experience
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 07 Sep 2012
- views: 2777
Immigrants flooded the city and Toronto's population shifts to a veritable United Nations. They came for a new beginning in a strange land and brought their sk...
Immigrants flooded the city and Toronto's population shifts to a veritable United Nations. They came for a new beginning in a strange land and brought their skills with them helping to build the railways, the streets and the subway, and transforming the City. Descendants of those who established their homes and businesses in Kensington Market still live in the area and showcase the diversity of ethnicity, race, and religion. See the Toronto 175 category at www.ontopoftheworld.net for more episodes.
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Immigrants flooded the city and Toronto's population shifts to a veritable United Nations. They came for a new beginning in a strange land and brought their skills with them helping to build the railways, the streets and the subway, and transforming the City. Descendants of those who established their homes and businesses in Kensington Market still live in the area and showcase the diversity of ethnicity, race, and religion. See the Toronto 175 category at www.ontopoftheworld.net for more episodes.
- published: 07 Sep 2012
- views: 2777
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Anywhere Travel Guide Card Game Kensington Market, Toronto
John, and I playing the Anywhere Travel Guide Card Game in Kensington Market, with special guest Trisha! Warning may contain horrible singing... Anywhere Travel Guide card game. 75 cards for discovering the unexpected, wherever your journey leads. -
Toronto Travel: Toronto: Kensington Market area - Al Waxman memorial
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days. We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s ... -
50 Things to do in London Travel Guide
London is one of the most visited cities in the whole world, and it's easy to see why. It is vibrant, it is exciting, and there's something to do every single night of the week. You could spend a full year in London and never run out of new places to visit, but since we were a bit more limited with our time, we decided to film a city guide showcasing 50 things to do in London. We hope this will help showcase some of the sights and attractions this city has to offer, and that it'll come in handy for anyone out there planning a trip. Let's begin! 1) Trafalgar Square (Charing Cross) 2) St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church 3) London Eye Ferris Wheel (Millennium Wheel) 4) Fish and chips 5) Borough Market 6) Double-decker Bus 7) Platform Nine and Three-Quarters (Hogwarts Express) 8) Bucking... -
Toronto Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
http://www.expedia.com/Toronto.d178314.Destination-Travel-Guides Welcome to Toronto, the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade and culture. “The City That Works” is full of a can-do spirit that is reflected in its buildings. From the famous CN Tower to the castle-like Casa Loma, there’s all sorts of eye candy for the architecture enthusiast. Your Toronto tour should include a trip to Edward Gardens in Hyde Park, or one of the many other green spaces located in the city. Take a bike ride along the trails, or enjoy a picnic while the local chipmunks look on. Don’t drop anything; they’ll grab it. Your Toronto sightseeing can continue at the Harborfront Center. Go for a walk along the marina, or grab a pint at a brewhouse. And no trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the Hockey... -
Toronto, Canada Travel Guide - "Go or No" Review
Tips for traveling Toronto, Canada with Andrea Feczko and Rachel Rudwall Watch more @How2Travelers videos! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=andreafeczko Toronto is the capital of Ontario, and its most populated and multi-cultural city. But is it worth a trip? - DO & SEE: CN Tower, EdgeWalk, Harbor Kayak or Boat, Sports Events, Blue Jays Baseball, Maple Leafs Hockey, Ripley's Aquarium, St. Lawrence Market - EAT & DRINK: Poutine, Smoke's Poutinerie, Ceasar/Bloody Mary, T Bar at Chelsea Hotel, Old Town & Historic Distillery District for Beer, Sassafrass, Ninutik Maple Sugar and Syrup - STAY: Hotel Le Germain Maple Leaf Square, Chelsea Hotel - SHOP: Yorkville, Holt Renfrew, Kensington Market - BONUS: Drake! Jim Carey! Deadmau5! Tim Horton's! Bunnies! Water slides! Montre... -
Kensington Area Guide
Living in Kensington – an area guide Welcome to the Mountgrange Heritage guide to Kensington. Come with us as we explore Kensington High Street, discover gems on its side roads, reveal the best places to eat out or go for a drink and discuss property, schools and transport in this famous London borough. -
Kensington® International Travel Plug Adapter Review in HD
Kensington Worldwide Travel Plug Adapter with USB Charger includes connectors utilized within 150 countries. Includes a USB adapter for charging devices via a USB cable. Compact and lightweight design allows you to travel the world with all the necessities and the convenience of home. Compliant with all 110V through 240V devices. Great for all notebook computers, PDAs, cellular phones, MP3 players, cameras and other electronic devices. Kensington® International Travel Plug Adapter available at: http://www.fommy.com/view-full-page.asp?skuno=90549 Be sure to follow us: http://www.Facebook.com/Fommy http://www.Blog.Fommy.com http://www.Fommy.com -
Urban Telly - All In London's Guide to Kensington & Chelsea
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Kensington & Chelsea - A Short Guide
Kensington & Chelsea - cultural and surprising historical places of interest. for more visit www.livingborough.co.uk -
Kensington International Travel Adapter review
My review of the Kensington International Travel Adapter Get it here: http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-33117-International-Travel-Adapter/dp/B0002H4YUI/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1383191747&sr;=1-1&keywords;=kensington+international+travel+plug+adapter Don't forget to check out my website for more news on technology and full written reviews coming soon! http://antonalog.weebly.com/ Find me on Google+ @https://plus.google.com/111363751013400689711/posts Ending Music: Ciesta "Senior Year" http://soundcloud.com/ciesta http://youtube.com/ciestaoffical http://twitter.com/rjhblog I do not own this music, but I have the right to use it. -
Toronto Travel: Toronto: Kensington Walking Tour - Half house
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days. We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s ... -
Travel Tips: Which Plugs and Adapters to use When Traveling
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil guides you through the plugs and adapters of the world and where to use them when traveling. Don't know which adapter to use? Check this out: http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/map.htm# Kikkerland UL03 http://goo.gl/gZ95Ew More info on plugs and adapters: http://goo.gl/c3TFqj Watch more of my Adventures: Travel Tips: How to Prevent Explosions: http://goo.gl/h1qiOY Travel Tips: How to Pack Cables and Chargers: http://goo.gl/0uvN8A Travel Tips: How to get Cheap Airline Tickets: http://goo.gl/OEqT9 Travel Playlist: Travel Tips: http://goo.gl/bspLZ -
Parks of London in the United Kingdom - London travel attractions
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube London Travel Guide http://bit.ly/16S8LQh Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of the Parks of London, such as Hyde Park which famous for its Speakers' Corner and Kensington Gardens which is the largest and perhaps most beautiful green area in central London. Visit the Parks of London in the United Kingdom The largest and perhaps most beautiful green area is Kensington Park and the adjacent Hyde Park. The cross from Royal Albert Hall stands the Prince Albert Monument. The group of statues at each of the four corners of the base depicts the peoples of Europe, Asia, America and Africa. Further up, allegoric figures watch over the vaulted pavilion with the gilded statue of Prince Albert sits with the catalogue of the 1851 World Ex... -
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour - Kensington - Interesting stores
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days. We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s ... -
Toronto, Chinatown and Kensington Market - Canada HD Travel Channel
English see below [dt.] Chinatown und Kensington Market liegen im westlichen Teil von Toronto, Ontario, Kanada. Torontos Chinatown ist, nach Los Angeles und Vancouver, die drittgrößte Chinatown Nordamerikas. Hier leben rund eine halbe Million Chinesen. Ein guter Teil spricht nur chinesisch. Ein Blick auf die Schilder der ausgestellten Waren zeigt schnell, dass es von Vorteil wäre, hier chinesisch zu verstehen. Der daneben liegende Kensington Market mit seinen karibischen Geschäften erinnert ein wenig an die Flower-Power Zeit. Das Völkergemisch dürfte aber nirgends größer sein als hier. ******** [en.] Chinatown and Kensington Market lie in the western part of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Toronto's Chinatown is, after Los Angeles and Vancouver, the third largest Chinatown in North Americ... -
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour: Kensington and the cat on a chair
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days. We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s ... -
Penn State New Kensington Travel Abroad: Ireland
March 2-9, 2013 Copyright: Shanna Williams & The Pennsylvania State University, New Kensington Campus -
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour - Kensington - Denison Square
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days. We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s ... -
Kensington Charges up to 3 Devices Using 1 Adapter | GetConnectedTV
While travelling there are so many things to think about, so don't forget that you will most likely need an adapter for your electronic devices.The shape of the plug varies from country to country and it would be a shame to realize that when your phone is running out of juice. Kensington International Travel Adapter offers an all in one solution that allows you to charge up to 3 devices simultaneously. ------- Engage with us here on YouTube or on our website. Talk to us and explore new technology here: http://GetConnectedMedia.com Subscribe to the channel: http://youtube.com/user/GetConnectedTVshow ------- GetConnected brings you gadgets, apps, and other topics related to digital living at home and work. Trusted by millions of people, GetConnected TV and Radio Show is one of North Ame... -
London Video Tour: Kensington & Chelsea
In this video tour, David Hill of New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com) explores the thriving districts Kensington & Chelsea in London! The Royal borough of Kensington & Chelsea is the most densely populated in the UK and one of the wealthiest. The borough stretches roughly from Harrow Road in the north to the banks of the Thames in the south, and from Finborough road in the west to Hyde Park in the east. It is the most popular accommodation destination for visitors coming to the city for a short period. In the tour, we'll explore the best shopping spots in the area, stop by museums such as the Natural History Museum, have a look at famous neighborhoods such as Notting Hill and visit parks such as Kensington Gardens! Shopping in Kensington and Chelsea The tour starts at one of the ... -
Kensington Palace, London - United Kingdom (UK) Travel Attractions
Take a tour of Kensington Palace in London, United Kingdom -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Visitors to London often flock to Buckingham Palace and entirely overlook the lovely Kensington Palace. The Royal Family has dwelt here since the 17th century and it is still in use. This serene palace is currently home to the Dukes and Duchesses of Gloucester and Kent. The palace is famously known as the birthplace of Queen Victoria and the home of Princess Diana. The last reigning monarch to inhabit the palace was King George II, until 1760. Kensington Palace is open to visitors; the scenic gardens and palace exhibits are well worth seeing. The palace features a collection of court dresses and the bedrooms of famous royal women.
Anywhere Travel Guide Card Game Kensington Market, Toronto
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 09 Sep 2015
- views: 77
John, and I playing the Anywhere Travel Guide Card Game in Kensington Market, with special guest Trisha! Warning may contain horrible singing...
Anywhere Trave...
John, and I playing the Anywhere Travel Guide Card Game in Kensington Market, with special guest Trisha! Warning may contain horrible singing...
Anywhere Travel Guide card game. 75 cards for discovering the unexpected, wherever your journey leads.
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Toronto Travel: Toronto: Kensington Market area - Al Waxman memorial
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 3445
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and ec...
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
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These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
- published: 25 Jul 2007
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50 Things to do in London Travel Guide
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- Updated: 05 Jan 2016
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London is one of the most visited cities in the whole world, and it's easy to see why. It is vibrant, it is exciting, and there's something to do every single n...
London is one of the most visited cities in the whole world, and it's easy to see why. It is vibrant, it is exciting, and there's something to do every single night of the week. You could spend a full year in London and never run out of new places to visit, but since we were a bit more limited with our time, we decided to film a city guide showcasing 50 things to do in London. We hope this will help showcase some of the sights and attractions this city has to offer, and that it'll come in handy for anyone out there planning a trip. Let's begin!
1) Trafalgar Square (Charing Cross)
2) St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church
3) London Eye Ferris Wheel (Millennium Wheel)
4) Fish and chips
5) Borough Market
6) Double-decker Bus
7) Platform Nine and Three-Quarters (Hogwarts Express)
8) Buckingham Palace
9) Changing of the Guard
10) St. James's Park
11) Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament)
12) Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower)
13) The Regent's Park (Royal Parks of London)
14) Westminster Abbey (Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster)
15) Horse Guards at the Household Cavalry Museum
16) HMS Belfast Museum Ship ( Royal Navy light cruiser)
17) Thames River Cruise
18) Tower Bridge
19) Tower of London Historic Castle (Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress)
20) Tate Modern Art Gallery
21) English Breakfast (Full Breakfast)
22) Arsenal Football Club Soccer Team
23) Camden Market
24) Camden Lock (Hampstead Road Locks)
25) Cereal Killer Cafe
26) Alternative Afternoon Tea
27) Street Art in Shoreditch
28) Ride the Tube (London Underground - The Underground)
29) Ride a bike (London's public bicycle scheme - Santander Cycles)
30) Covent Garden
31) Harrods Department Store
32) Drink a pint at a local pub
33) St Paul's Cathedral (Cathedral Church of St Paul the Apostle)
34) Shakespeare's Globe (the Globe Theatre)
35) Natural History Museum
36) Victoria and Albert Museum (the V&A;)
37) Theatre performance at London's West End
38) Kensington Palace royal residence set in Kensington Gardens
39) Sherlock Holmes Museum
40) The Shard (Shard of Glass - Shard London Bridge)
41) The Walkie-Talkie (20 Fenchurch Street skyscraper)
42) The British Museum
43) Portobello Road in Notting Hill
44) Queen Mary's Gardens
45) Regent's Canal
46) The National Gallery art museum
47) The National Portrait Gallery
48) Steak and Ale Pie (Steak Pie)
49) Churchill War Rooms underground complex
50) Madame Tussaud's wax museum
Our visit London travel guide covers some of the top attractions including the best in arts, entertainment, museums, nightlife and restaurants in London. We also cover off-the-beaten-path activities that you won't find in your typical tourism brochure or London city guide.
50 Things to do in London Travel Guide | Top Attractions London City Guide Transcript:
So Hello from London! Time for a new destination. This is a city that I haven't visited in almost 4 years and it is actually Sam's very first time here. So we're both very excited to be in London. And we're going to be making a little video guide. Actually a really big video guide because we plan on showing you 50 different things to do around London. So let's get started.
Our first stop was Trafalgar Square. This square leads to a lot of central attractions, so it's a nice place to people watch, get your bearings, and plan out where you want to go in the city.
The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames. It offers a bird's eye view of the city - just make sure you don't go on a foggy day.
Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence for Britain's sovereigns since 1837. The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors every year, however, that's something that you need to plan months in advance.
The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The Palace along with Big Ben are two of the top London attractions that dot the city-scape.
The Tower of London sits on the north bank of the River Thames. Though this castle served many purposes, it's mainly remembered for its use as a prison in the 16th and 17th centuries.
And that's a wrap for London! Like with any mega city, it's impossible to cover all the sights and attractions you can enjoy here, but hopefully this video will give you an idea of what London has to offer. As always, if you have any other suggestions of things to do in London that you'd like to share with other travellers, feel free to include those in the comments below.
This is part of our Travel in England series. We're making a series of videos showcasing English culture, English arts, English foods, English religion, English cuisine and English people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com & http://thatbackpacker.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network
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London is one of the most visited cities in the whole world, and it's easy to see why. It is vibrant, it is exciting, and there's something to do every single night of the week. You could spend a full year in London and never run out of new places to visit, but since we were a bit more limited with our time, we decided to film a city guide showcasing 50 things to do in London. We hope this will help showcase some of the sights and attractions this city has to offer, and that it'll come in handy for anyone out there planning a trip. Let's begin!
1) Trafalgar Square (Charing Cross)
2) St Martin-in-the-Fields Anglican Church
3) London Eye Ferris Wheel (Millennium Wheel)
4) Fish and chips
5) Borough Market
6) Double-decker Bus
7) Platform Nine and Three-Quarters (Hogwarts Express)
8) Buckingham Palace
9) Changing of the Guard
10) St. James's Park
11) Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament)
12) Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower)
13) The Regent's Park (Royal Parks of London)
14) Westminster Abbey (Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster)
15) Horse Guards at the Household Cavalry Museum
16) HMS Belfast Museum Ship ( Royal Navy light cruiser)
17) Thames River Cruise
18) Tower Bridge
19) Tower of London Historic Castle (Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress)
20) Tate Modern Art Gallery
21) English Breakfast (Full Breakfast)
22) Arsenal Football Club Soccer Team
23) Camden Market
24) Camden Lock (Hampstead Road Locks)
25) Cereal Killer Cafe
26) Alternative Afternoon Tea
27) Street Art in Shoreditch
28) Ride the Tube (London Underground - The Underground)
29) Ride a bike (London's public bicycle scheme - Santander Cycles)
30) Covent Garden
31) Harrods Department Store
32) Drink a pint at a local pub
33) St Paul's Cathedral (Cathedral Church of St Paul the Apostle)
34) Shakespeare's Globe (the Globe Theatre)
35) Natural History Museum
36) Victoria and Albert Museum (the V&A;)
37) Theatre performance at London's West End
38) Kensington Palace royal residence set in Kensington Gardens
39) Sherlock Holmes Museum
40) The Shard (Shard of Glass - Shard London Bridge)
41) The Walkie-Talkie (20 Fenchurch Street skyscraper)
42) The British Museum
43) Portobello Road in Notting Hill
44) Queen Mary's Gardens
45) Regent's Canal
46) The National Gallery art museum
47) The National Portrait Gallery
48) Steak and Ale Pie (Steak Pie)
49) Churchill War Rooms underground complex
50) Madame Tussaud's wax museum
Our visit London travel guide covers some of the top attractions including the best in arts, entertainment, museums, nightlife and restaurants in London. We also cover off-the-beaten-path activities that you won't find in your typical tourism brochure or London city guide.
50 Things to do in London Travel Guide | Top Attractions London City Guide Transcript:
So Hello from London! Time for a new destination. This is a city that I haven't visited in almost 4 years and it is actually Sam's very first time here. So we're both very excited to be in London. And we're going to be making a little video guide. Actually a really big video guide because we plan on showing you 50 different things to do around London. So let's get started.
Our first stop was Trafalgar Square. This square leads to a lot of central attractions, so it's a nice place to people watch, get your bearings, and plan out where you want to go in the city.
The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames. It offers a bird's eye view of the city - just make sure you don't go on a foggy day.
Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence for Britain's sovereigns since 1837. The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open to visitors every year, however, that's something that you need to plan months in advance.
The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The Palace along with Big Ben are two of the top London attractions that dot the city-scape.
The Tower of London sits on the north bank of the River Thames. Though this castle served many purposes, it's mainly remembered for its use as a prison in the 16th and 17th centuries.
And that's a wrap for London! Like with any mega city, it's impossible to cover all the sights and attractions you can enjoy here, but hopefully this video will give you an idea of what London has to offer. As always, if you have any other suggestions of things to do in London that you'd like to share with other travellers, feel free to include those in the comments below.
This is part of our Travel in England series. We're making a series of videos showcasing English culture, English arts, English foods, English religion, English cuisine and English people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com & http://thatbackpacker.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 5539
Toronto Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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- Duration: 4:34
- Updated: 09 Oct 2013
- views: 315497
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Welcome to Toronto, the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade and culture.
“The City That...
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Welcome to Toronto, the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade and culture.
“The City That Works” is full of a can-do spirit that is reflected in its buildings. From the famous CN Tower to the castle-like Casa Loma, there’s all sorts of eye candy for the architecture enthusiast. Your Toronto tour should include a trip to Edward Gardens in Hyde Park, or one of the many other green spaces located in the city. Take a bike ride along the trails, or enjoy a picnic while the local chipmunks look on. Don’t drop anything; they’ll grab it.
Your Toronto sightseeing can continue at the Harborfront Center. Go for a walk along the marina, or grab a pint at a brewhouse. And no trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame, so make sure you’ve got your team paraphernalia in order before you venture inside. Looking for shopping? You’ll find the Underground City and Kensington Market ready to welcome you and your credit card – or several credit cards, as the case may be. After a day of madcap purchasing, why not stock up on fresh, healthy food at the St. Lawrence Market? You’ll have worked up quite an appetite for delicious local produce.
Before you leave, head to Niagara Falls and take in the spectacle of nature’s power. You’ll never forget the sight and sound of all that water pouring over the falls, nor will you ever forget your trip to Toronto.
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Welcome to Toronto, the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade and culture.
“The City That Works” is full of a can-do spirit that is reflected in its buildings. From the famous CN Tower to the castle-like Casa Loma, there’s all sorts of eye candy for the architecture enthusiast. Your Toronto tour should include a trip to Edward Gardens in Hyde Park, or one of the many other green spaces located in the city. Take a bike ride along the trails, or enjoy a picnic while the local chipmunks look on. Don’t drop anything; they’ll grab it.
Your Toronto sightseeing can continue at the Harborfront Center. Go for a walk along the marina, or grab a pint at a brewhouse. And no trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame, so make sure you’ve got your team paraphernalia in order before you venture inside. Looking for shopping? You’ll find the Underground City and Kensington Market ready to welcome you and your credit card – or several credit cards, as the case may be. After a day of madcap purchasing, why not stock up on fresh, healthy food at the St. Lawrence Market? You’ll have worked up quite an appetite for delicious local produce.
Before you leave, head to Niagara Falls and take in the spectacle of nature’s power. You’ll never forget the sight and sound of all that water pouring over the falls, nor will you ever forget your trip to Toronto.
Visit our Toronto travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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- published: 09 Oct 2013
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Toronto, Canada Travel Guide - "Go or No" Review
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 03 Sep 2015
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Tips for traveling Toronto, Canada with Andrea Feczko and Rachel Rudwall
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Toronto is the capital of Ontario, and its most populated and multi-cultural city. But is it worth a trip?
- DO & SEE: CN Tower, EdgeWalk, Harbor Kayak or Boat, Sports Events, Blue Jays Baseball, Maple Leafs Hockey, Ripley's Aquarium, St. Lawrence Market
- EAT & DRINK: Poutine, Smoke's Poutinerie, Ceasar/Bloody Mary, T Bar at Chelsea Hotel, Old Town & Historic Distillery District for Beer, Sassafrass, Ninutik Maple Sugar and Syrup
- STAY: Hotel Le Germain Maple Leaf Square, Chelsea Hotel
- SHOP: Yorkville, Holt Renfrew, Kensington Market
- BONUS: Drake! Jim Carey! Deadmau5! Tim Horton's! Bunnies! Water slides! Montreal! Vancouver!
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Toronto is the capital of Ontario, and its most populated and multi-cultural city. But is it worth a trip?
- DO & SEE: CN Tower, EdgeWalk, Harbor Kayak or Boat, Sports Events, Blue Jays Baseball, Maple Leafs Hockey, Ripley's Aquarium, St. Lawrence Market
- EAT & DRINK: Poutine, Smoke's Poutinerie, Ceasar/Bloody Mary, T Bar at Chelsea Hotel, Old Town & Historic Distillery District for Beer, Sassafrass, Ninutik Maple Sugar and Syrup
- STAY: Hotel Le Germain Maple Leaf Square, Chelsea Hotel
- SHOP: Yorkville, Holt Renfrew, Kensington Market
- BONUS: Drake! Jim Carey! Deadmau5! Tim Horton's! Bunnies! Water slides! Montreal! Vancouver!
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Kensington Area Guide
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- Duration: 6:55
- Updated: 26 Feb 2015
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Living in Kensington – an area guide
Welcome to the Mountgrange Heritage guide to Kensington. Come with us as we explore Kensington High Street, discover gems ...
Living in Kensington – an area guide
Welcome to the Mountgrange Heritage guide to Kensington. Come with us as we explore Kensington High Street, discover gems on its side roads, reveal the best places to eat out or go for a drink and discuss property, schools and transport in this famous London borough.
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Living in Kensington – an area guide
Welcome to the Mountgrange Heritage guide to Kensington. Come with us as we explore Kensington High Street, discover gems on its side roads, reveal the best places to eat out or go for a drink and discuss property, schools and transport in this famous London borough.
- published: 26 Feb 2015
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Kensington® International Travel Plug Adapter Review in HD
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- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 13 Jun 2011
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Kensington Worldwide Travel Plug Adapter with USB Charger includes connectors utilized within 150 countries. Includes a USB adapter for charging devices via a U...
Kensington Worldwide Travel Plug Adapter with USB Charger includes connectors utilized within 150 countries. Includes a USB adapter for charging devices via a USB cable. Compact and lightweight design allows you to travel the world with all the necessities and the convenience of home. Compliant with all 110V through 240V devices. Great for all notebook computers, PDAs, cellular phones, MP3 players, cameras and other electronic devices.
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Kensington Worldwide Travel Plug Adapter with USB Charger includes connectors utilized within 150 countries. Includes a USB adapter for charging devices via a USB cable. Compact and lightweight design allows you to travel the world with all the necessities and the convenience of home. Compliant with all 110V through 240V devices. Great for all notebook computers, PDAs, cellular phones, MP3 players, cameras and other electronic devices.
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- published: 13 Jun 2011
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Urban Telly - All In London's Guide to Kensington & Chelsea
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- Updated: 06 Mar 2011
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Kensington & Chelsea - A Short Guide
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- Updated: 31 Mar 2011
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Kensington & Chelsea - cultural and surprising historical places of interest.
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Kensington & Chelsea - cultural and surprising historical places of interest.
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Kensington & Chelsea - cultural and surprising historical places of interest.
for more visit www.livingborough.co.uk
- published: 31 Mar 2011
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Kensington International Travel Adapter review
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- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 31 Oct 2013
- views: 679
My review of the Kensington International Travel Adapter
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My review of the Kensington International Travel Adapter
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My review of the Kensington International Travel Adapter
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- published: 31 Oct 2013
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Toronto Travel: Toronto: Kensington Walking Tour - Half house
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- Duration: 0:52
- Updated: 25 Jul 2007
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These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and ec...
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
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These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
- published: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 578
Travel Tips: Which Plugs and Adapters to use When Traveling
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- Duration: 2:28
- Updated: 25 Jul 2013
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Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT
Sonia Gil guides you through the plugs and adapters of the world and where to ...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT
Sonia Gil guides you through the plugs and adapters of the world and where to use them when traveling.
Don't know which adapter to use? Check this out:
http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/map.htm#
Kikkerland UL03
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More info on plugs and adapters:
http://goo.gl/c3TFqj
Watch more of my Adventures:
Travel Tips: How to Prevent Explosions: http://goo.gl/h1qiOY
Travel Tips: How to Pack Cables and Chargers: http://goo.gl/0uvN8A
Travel Tips: How to get Cheap Airline Tickets: http://goo.gl/OEqT9
Travel Playlist: Travel Tips: http://goo.gl/bspLZ
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Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT
Sonia Gil guides you through the plugs and adapters of the world and where to use them when traveling.
Don't know which adapter to use? Check this out:
http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/map.htm#
Kikkerland UL03
http://goo.gl/gZ95Ew
More info on plugs and adapters:
http://goo.gl/c3TFqj
Watch more of my Adventures:
Travel Tips: How to Prevent Explosions: http://goo.gl/h1qiOY
Travel Tips: How to Pack Cables and Chargers: http://goo.gl/0uvN8A
Travel Tips: How to get Cheap Airline Tickets: http://goo.gl/OEqT9
Travel Playlist: Travel Tips: http://goo.gl/bspLZ
- published: 25 Jul 2013
- views: 62740
Parks of London in the United Kingdom - London travel attractions
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 15 Aug 2013
- views: 246
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of the Parks of Londo...
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of the Parks of London, such as Hyde Park which famous for its Speakers' Corner
and Kensington Gardens which is the largest and perhaps most beautiful green area in central London.
Visit the Parks of London in the United Kingdom
The largest and perhaps most beautiful green area is Kensington Park and the adjacent Hyde Park. The cross from Royal Albert Hall stands the Prince Albert Monument. The group of statues at each of the four corners of the base depicts the peoples of Europe, Asia, America and Africa. Further up, allegoric figures watch over the vaulted pavilion with the gilded statue of Prince Albert sits with the catalogue of the 1851 World Exposition which was held in London.
Hyde Park is approximately 250 hectares and was once the royal hunting game reserve but also was the scene of horse races, executions, masquerade balls and duels. The Serpentine, a man made lake is fed by the Thames. It's ideal for fishing, boating and even swimming. The area around is perfect for active types perusing sports as well as for those who want to get away from the hassle and bustle and just enjoy the fresh air and quiet in the center of the city.
The marble arch designed by John Nash originally stood as a triumph arch opposite Buckingham Palace. However, it proved to be too small and narrow for the royal carriages and subsequently moved by Queen Victoria to the side of executions. This is how the beautiful arch of Carrara marble became the entranceway to Hyde Park.
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London Travel Guide http://bit.ly/16S8LQh
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of the Parks of London, such as Hyde Park which famous for its Speakers' Corner
and Kensington Gardens which is the largest and perhaps most beautiful green area in central London.
Visit the Parks of London in the United Kingdom
The largest and perhaps most beautiful green area is Kensington Park and the adjacent Hyde Park. The cross from Royal Albert Hall stands the Prince Albert Monument. The group of statues at each of the four corners of the base depicts the peoples of Europe, Asia, America and Africa. Further up, allegoric figures watch over the vaulted pavilion with the gilded statue of Prince Albert sits with the catalogue of the 1851 World Exposition which was held in London.
Hyde Park is approximately 250 hectares and was once the royal hunting game reserve but also was the scene of horse races, executions, masquerade balls and duels. The Serpentine, a man made lake is fed by the Thames. It's ideal for fishing, boating and even swimming. The area around is perfect for active types perusing sports as well as for those who want to get away from the hassle and bustle and just enjoy the fresh air and quiet in the center of the city.
The marble arch designed by John Nash originally stood as a triumph arch opposite Buckingham Palace. However, it proved to be too small and narrow for the royal carriages and subsequently moved by Queen Victoria to the side of executions. This is how the beautiful arch of Carrara marble became the entranceway to Hyde Park.
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- published: 15 Aug 2013
- views: 246
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour - Kensington - Interesting stores
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- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 25 Jul 2007
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These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and ec...
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
wn.com/Toronto Travel Toronto Walking Tour Kensington Interesting Stores
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
- published: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 2268
Toronto, Chinatown and Kensington Market - Canada HD Travel Channel
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- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 8539
English see below
[dt.] Chinatown und Kensington Market liegen im westlichen Teil von Toronto, Ontario, Kanada.
Torontos Chinatown ist, nach Los Angeles und V...
English see below
[dt.] Chinatown und Kensington Market liegen im westlichen Teil von Toronto, Ontario, Kanada.
Torontos Chinatown ist, nach Los Angeles und Vancouver, die drittgrößte Chinatown Nordamerikas. Hier leben rund eine halbe Million Chinesen. Ein guter Teil spricht nur chinesisch. Ein Blick auf die Schilder der ausgestellten Waren zeigt schnell, dass es von Vorteil wäre, hier chinesisch zu verstehen.
Der daneben liegende Kensington Market mit seinen karibischen Geschäften erinnert ein wenig an die Flower-Power Zeit. Das Völkergemisch dürfte aber nirgends größer sein als hier.
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Chinatown and Kensington Market lie in the western part of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Toronto's Chinatown is, after Los Angeles and Vancouver, the third largest Chinatown in North America and the home to around half a million Chinese. A large part of the population in this district only speaks Chinese. A look at the labeling of the exhibited goods quickly reveals, it would be beneficial to understand Chinese.
The adjacent Kensington Market, with Caribbean shops reminiscent of the Flower Power time. However, nowhere, the colorful mixture of ethnic groups seems unlikely to be greater than here.
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English see below
[dt.] Chinatown und Kensington Market liegen im westlichen Teil von Toronto, Ontario, Kanada.
Torontos Chinatown ist, nach Los Angeles und Vancouver, die drittgrößte Chinatown Nordamerikas. Hier leben rund eine halbe Million Chinesen. Ein guter Teil spricht nur chinesisch. Ein Blick auf die Schilder der ausgestellten Waren zeigt schnell, dass es von Vorteil wäre, hier chinesisch zu verstehen.
Der daneben liegende Kensington Market mit seinen karibischen Geschäften erinnert ein wenig an die Flower-Power Zeit. Das Völkergemisch dürfte aber nirgends größer sein als hier.
******** [en.]
Chinatown and Kensington Market lie in the western part of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Toronto's Chinatown is, after Los Angeles and Vancouver, the third largest Chinatown in North America and the home to around half a million Chinese. A large part of the population in this district only speaks Chinese. A look at the labeling of the exhibited goods quickly reveals, it would be beneficial to understand Chinese.
The adjacent Kensington Market, with Caribbean shops reminiscent of the Flower Power time. However, nowhere, the colorful mixture of ethnic groups seems unlikely to be greater than here.
- published: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 8539
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour: Kensington and the cat on a chair
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 1016
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and ec...
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
wn.com/Toronto Travel Toronto Walking Tour Kensington And The Cat On A Chair
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
- published: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 1016
Penn State New Kensington Travel Abroad: Ireland
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- Duration: 7:44
- Updated: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 309
March 2-9, 2013
Copyright: Shanna Williams & The Pennsylvania State University, New Kensington Campus
March 2-9, 2013
Copyright: Shanna Williams & The Pennsylvania State University, New Kensington Campus
wn.com/Penn State New Kensington Travel Abroad Ireland
March 2-9, 2013
Copyright: Shanna Williams & The Pennsylvania State University, New Kensington Campus
- published: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 309
Toronto Travel: Toronto walking tour - Kensington - Denison Square
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- Duration: 0:30
- Updated: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 576
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and ec...
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
wn.com/Toronto Travel Toronto Walking Tour Kensington Denison Square
These video clips were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the "gift box on stilts") just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto's oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto, and the family compact -- a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto's popular actors, Al Waxman, the "King of Kensington". We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto's Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto's history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today. You can read the full story at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/chinatown_kensington.htm.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my "Toronto Favourites" series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto, a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are going up right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html.
- published: 25 Jul 2007
- views: 576
Kensington Charges up to 3 Devices Using 1 Adapter | GetConnectedTV
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- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 324
While travelling there are so many things to think about, so don't forget that you will most likely need an adapter for your electronic devices.The shape of the...
While travelling there are so many things to think about, so don't forget that you will most likely need an adapter for your electronic devices.The shape of the plug varies from country to country and it would be a shame to realize that when your phone is running out of juice. Kensington International Travel Adapter offers an all in one solution that allows you to charge up to 3 devices simultaneously.
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While travelling there are so many things to think about, so don't forget that you will most likely need an adapter for your electronic devices.The shape of the plug varies from country to country and it would be a shame to realize that when your phone is running out of juice. Kensington International Travel Adapter offers an all in one solution that allows you to charge up to 3 devices simultaneously.
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Engage with us here on YouTube or on our website. Talk to us and explore new technology here: http://GetConnectedMedia.com
Subscribe to the channel: http://youtube.com/user/GetConnectedTVshow
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GetConnected brings you gadgets, apps, and other topics related to digital living at home and work.
Trusted by millions of people, GetConnected TV and Radio Show is one of North America's leading sources for technology.
- published: 05 Aug 2015
- views: 324
London Video Tour: Kensington & Chelsea
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- Duration: 6:02
- Updated: 26 Dec 2012
- views: 47878
In this video tour, David Hill of New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com) explores the thriving districts Kensington & Chelsea in London! The Royal borough ...
In this video tour, David Hill of New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com) explores the thriving districts Kensington & Chelsea in London! The Royal borough of Kensington & Chelsea is the most densely populated in the UK and one of the wealthiest. The borough stretches roughly from Harrow Road in the north to the banks of the Thames in the south, and from Finborough road in the west to Hyde Park in the east. It is the most popular accommodation destination for visitors coming to the city for a short period. In the tour, we'll explore the best shopping spots in the area, stop by museums such as the Natural History Museum, have a look at famous neighborhoods such as Notting Hill and visit parks such as Kensington Gardens!
Shopping in Kensington and Chelsea
The tour starts at one of the most popular shopping destinations in London: Kensington High Street. Kensington High Street boasts many chain stores known throughout the world, such as Marks & Spenser, H&M;, Whole Foods Market, and many more. In Chelsea, King's Road is the place to be. King's Road features many boutiques stores, which you can find all the way up to Sloane Square. From Sloane Square, Sloane Street runs north to Knightsbridge and Hyde Park. At Sloane Street, you'll find the best of fashion at stores such as Gucci, Prada, Versace, Jimmy Choo and more. Along Knightsbridge, you'll find Harrods: arguably London's most famous department store.
Culture & Famous Museums in Kensington & Chelsea
In Kensington you can find the Natural History Museum, which boasts over 70 million items in its five main collections Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Palaeantology and Zoology. The Science Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum are located just blocks away. In between the Natural History Museum and the Albert Memorial, which can be found in Kensington Gardens, lies the Royal Albert Hall. This impressive building hosts concerts, plays and operas. All these buildings together show South Kensington really is a central point of art and culture in London.
Stay in Kensington or Chelsea in your own Vacation Rental Apartment
After a busy day of shopping, exploring the area and taking in some culture, you can relax and come home to your own London vacation rental apartment. (http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation). NY Habitat has many vacation rental apartments in Kensington and Chelsea that can provide a prefect base to explore London from. Take for example this modern 2-bedroom accommodation in South Kensington: http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation/765, which is just minutes from the Earl's Court exhibition center.If you're thinking of traveling to London with a big family or group of friends, this 3-bedroom apartment in Chelsea might be a fantastic fit for you: http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation/1256.
This classic apartment with a private balcony can sleep up to six people, and is located steps away from the bustling King's Road!
Check http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment.html for our entire selection of apartments in London.
Notting Hill & Kensington Gardens
Next on the tour is Notting Hill, which lies to the northwest of Kensington Gardens. Anyone who's ever seen the movie Notting Hill starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts will be familiar with the beautiful colored houses of Portobello Road and the secluded private gardens of the neighborhood. Visit Notting Hill on a Saturday to explore the famous market of Portobello Road, where you can pick up antiques, clothes and more. When you're visiting Kensington, of course you also have to stop by its famous parks. Kensington Gardens is the western half of Hyde Park, and includes the Albert Memorial. Stroll through the park to feel miles away from the busy city life. After a long afternoon of exploring Kensington, end the day in one of Kensington's excellent pubs or restaurants.
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In this video tour, David Hill of New York Habitat (http://www.nyhabitat.com) explores the thriving districts Kensington & Chelsea in London! The Royal borough of Kensington & Chelsea is the most densely populated in the UK and one of the wealthiest. The borough stretches roughly from Harrow Road in the north to the banks of the Thames in the south, and from Finborough road in the west to Hyde Park in the east. It is the most popular accommodation destination for visitors coming to the city for a short period. In the tour, we'll explore the best shopping spots in the area, stop by museums such as the Natural History Museum, have a look at famous neighborhoods such as Notting Hill and visit parks such as Kensington Gardens!
Shopping in Kensington and Chelsea
The tour starts at one of the most popular shopping destinations in London: Kensington High Street. Kensington High Street boasts many chain stores known throughout the world, such as Marks & Spenser, H&M;, Whole Foods Market, and many more. In Chelsea, King's Road is the place to be. King's Road features many boutiques stores, which you can find all the way up to Sloane Square. From Sloane Square, Sloane Street runs north to Knightsbridge and Hyde Park. At Sloane Street, you'll find the best of fashion at stores such as Gucci, Prada, Versace, Jimmy Choo and more. Along Knightsbridge, you'll find Harrods: arguably London's most famous department store.
Culture & Famous Museums in Kensington & Chelsea
In Kensington you can find the Natural History Museum, which boasts over 70 million items in its five main collections Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Palaeantology and Zoology. The Science Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum are located just blocks away. In between the Natural History Museum and the Albert Memorial, which can be found in Kensington Gardens, lies the Royal Albert Hall. This impressive building hosts concerts, plays and operas. All these buildings together show South Kensington really is a central point of art and culture in London.
Stay in Kensington or Chelsea in your own Vacation Rental Apartment
After a busy day of shopping, exploring the area and taking in some culture, you can relax and come home to your own London vacation rental apartment. (http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation). NY Habitat has many vacation rental apartments in Kensington and Chelsea that can provide a prefect base to explore London from. Take for example this modern 2-bedroom accommodation in South Kensington: http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation/765, which is just minutes from the Earl's Court exhibition center.If you're thinking of traveling to London with a big family or group of friends, this 3-bedroom apartment in Chelsea might be a fantastic fit for you: http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment/vacation/1256.
This classic apartment with a private balcony can sleep up to six people, and is located steps away from the bustling King's Road!
Check http://www.nyhabitat.com/london-apartment.html for our entire selection of apartments in London.
Notting Hill & Kensington Gardens
Next on the tour is Notting Hill, which lies to the northwest of Kensington Gardens. Anyone who's ever seen the movie Notting Hill starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts will be familiar with the beautiful colored houses of Portobello Road and the secluded private gardens of the neighborhood. Visit Notting Hill on a Saturday to explore the famous market of Portobello Road, where you can pick up antiques, clothes and more. When you're visiting Kensington, of course you also have to stop by its famous parks. Kensington Gardens is the western half of Hyde Park, and includes the Albert Memorial. Stroll through the park to feel miles away from the busy city life. After a long afternoon of exploring Kensington, end the day in one of Kensington's excellent pubs or restaurants.
We hope you've enjoyed this tour of Kensington and Chelsea in London! Don't forget to check out our blog for more information about the area [INSERT LINK TO BLOG ARTICLE]. Did we miss any of your favorite spots? Let us know in the comments below!
Also don't forget to have a look at our other London neighborhood tour videos! [INSERT LINK TO London Video Tours Playlist]. Or you can start with our first neighborhood tour of London's West End: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZde6KWbWuM&list;=UUnLzgjMIqeoWemG7ErQs8HA&index;=4
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Kensington Palace, London - United Kingdom (UK) Travel Attractions
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Take a tour of Kensington Palace in London, United Kingdom -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Visitors to London often flock to ...
Take a tour of Kensington Palace in London, United Kingdom -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Visitors to London often flock to Buckingham Palace and entirely overlook the lovely Kensington Palace.
The Royal Family has dwelt here since the 17th century and it is still in use.
This serene palace is currently home to the Dukes and Duchesses of Gloucester and Kent.
The palace is famously known as the birthplace of Queen Victoria and the home of Princess Diana.
The last reigning monarch to inhabit the palace was King George II, until 1760.
Kensington Palace is open to visitors; the scenic gardens and palace exhibits are well worth seeing.
The palace features a collection of court dresses and the bedrooms of famous royal women.
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Take a tour of Kensington Palace in London, United Kingdom -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Visitors to London often flock to Buckingham Palace and entirely overlook the lovely Kensington Palace.
The Royal Family has dwelt here since the 17th century and it is still in use.
This serene palace is currently home to the Dukes and Duchesses of Gloucester and Kent.
The palace is famously known as the birthplace of Queen Victoria and the home of Princess Diana.
The last reigning monarch to inhabit the palace was King George II, until 1760.
Kensington Palace is open to visitors; the scenic gardens and palace exhibits are well worth seeing.
The palace features a collection of court dresses and the bedrooms of famous royal women.
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This week, "RuPaul's Drag Race" said goodbye to one of the sweetest queens to ever walk the runway, Puerto Rico's Cynthia Lee Fontaine. Examiner.com caught up with her after her elimination when she revealed her take on season eight and talked about a health scare she had on the show. Examiner.com. What was going through your mind when RuPaul asked you to sashay away?. Cynthia ... They have a lot of talent and personality ... Examiner.com ... TW....
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Brussels attack. A grab from video footage of the men suspected of taking part in the attacks at the Belgium Airport. The Islamic State group has issued an updated communique taking credit for the Brussels attacks and threatening other countries taking part in the anti-IS coalition ... The communique was published in Arabic and French, and an English translation was provide by the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors jihadi websites....
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The behind-the-scenes legal maneuvering in the Apple vs ... "We must first test this method to ensure that it doesn’t destroy the data on the phone, but we remain cautiously optimistic. That is why we asked the court to give us some time to explore this option.” – Statement by Melanie Newman, U.S ... The government must provide a status report to the federal magistrate judge by April 5.– WN.com, Jack Durschlag....
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Brussels attack: Terror suspects identified as brothers Khalid and Brahim El Bakraoui
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-->. Belgian state broadcaster RTBF has identified two of the attackers who targeted Brussels as brothers Khalid and Brahim Bakraoui. The report issued on Wednesday says the brothers were known to police for past crimes, but nothing relating to terrorism. REBF says Khalid El Bakraoui had rented an apartment raided by police last week in an operation that led authorities to top Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam ... 13 Paris attacks ... ....
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Brussels suicide bombers identified as brothers
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BRUSSELS — Belgian authorities were searching Wednesday for a top suspect in the country’s deadliest attacks in decades, as the European Union’s capital awoke under guard and with limited public transport after 34 were killed in bombings on the Brussels airport and a subway station ... They are believed to have blown themselves up in the attacks ... ....
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Gravely injured woman found in Bathurst-Dundas park
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A middle-aged woman is fighting for her life after she was found in a park near Kensington Market late Tuesday ... at Alexandra Park near Dundas and Bathurst Sts ... Jenifferjit Sidhu said Thursday....
Traveling to Toronto? Check Out the Favorite Haunts of Natives The Weeknd, Drake and More
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. . Consider it the Cheers of Toronto's growing electronic-music scene ... Dev Hynes may not be a local, but he's a fan as well. 1265 Dundas St. W., 647-351-1100 ... 926 Dundas St ... ... A secret bar located in an offbeat mall in Kensington Market, this spot is a favorite for rockers (Feist has been spotted there) who have a hankering for dim sum and tall boys of PBR. 60 Kensington Ave., 416-546-4536 ... ....
Market trader to millionaire: the origins of Poundland, Joules and Hemingway Design
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These entrepreneurs prove the humble market stall can be a training ground for business success ... From Sir Alan Sugar to the founders of Marks & Spencer, the humble market stall has led to a rags-to-riches tale for a number of enterprising Brits ... After a few months Geraldine opened a stall at Kensington market selling her own collection ... From when I was a toddler I was dragged to my dad’s market stall in Bilston [in Wolverhampton]....
'Girls Fall Down' by Maggie Helwig - Book Review
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Coach House Books, 2008. Selected as the Toronto Public Library's One Book Community Read for 2012 and shortlisted for the Toronto Book Awards in 2009, Girls Fall Down is a work which is very firmly set in Toronto ... The Story. Alex Deveney spends most of his time seeing the world through a lens ... The Telling"People come here from summer countries and learn to be winter people ... In the old days, Alex lived in Kensington Market ... ....
10 Early Odd Jobs Held By Now-Famous Rock Stars
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MARKET VENDOR. Freddie Mercury did not work for anyone else, he worked for himself; he owned and ran a stall in London's Kensington Market along with Queen drummer Roger Taylor. The place was kind of like Houston's Trader’s Village, or more accurately one of our indoor flea markets; Kensington catered to hippie and bohemian culture at that time, and Mercury sold his own original artwork and second-hand clothes....
What to do in Toronto during the 2016 NBA All Star weekend
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And don't forget #WeTheNorth, the marketing slogan promoted by Toronto's basketball team, the Raptors ... Explore colorful Kensington Market en route to Ossington Street, a formerly Portuguese area now infiltrated by new bars, beards and Foxley, a superb small-plates restaurant that plays Ella while you fuel up to get down to your next stop, a rock-a-billy blues set at the Dakota Tavern....
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... market, May to October. Explore colorful Kensington Market en route to Ossington Street, a formerly Portuguese area now infiltrated by new bars, beards and Foxley, a superb small-plates restaurant that plays Ella while you fuel up to get down to your next stop, a rock-a-billy blues set at the Dakota Tavern....
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And don't forget #WeTheNorth, the marketing slogan promoted by Toronto's basketball team, the Raptors ... Explore colorful Kensington Market en route to Ossington Street, a formerly Portuguese area now infiltrated by new bars, beards and Foxley, a superb small-plates restaurant that plays Ella while you fuel up to get down to your next stop, a rock-a-billy blues set at the Dakota Tavern....
Two men dead and three injured after gunfire erupts in downtown Toronto early Sunday
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Being an adult can be serious business. There are bills to pay (so many bills), chores to do, kids to wrangle if you’ve got them and work to do ... Jump on a trampoline ... Try an escape room ... Urban Capers puts together events wherein teams of two to six work together to answer questions and solve riddles that will take them on a journey through a particular venue (for example the ROM) or neighbourhood (Kensington Market, Church Street) ... ....
Why do you buy from a marijuana dispensary?
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“Mail order is a great way to get cannabis as well but going into the store, seeing your medicine, being able to smell it – it’s like going to a farmers' market and being able to pick out your own ... “Most of the time, I’ll go to my local dispensary in Kensington Market because it’s a five-minute walk....
Hazy rules around medical marijuana dispensaries
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They line up to see God at this dimly-lit emporium in the Church and Wellesley area — and then they go home and smoke it ... In Kensington Market alone, there at least six dispensaries selling medicinal marijuana within a one-kilometre radius ... Alfonso Segovia of El Gordo Fine Foods in Kensington Market is dismayed by how many of these storefronts have opened and worries how it may affect his business ... jenny.yuen@sunmedia.ca ....
How David Bowie pushed the boundaries of gendered fashion
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LONDON — David Bowie, the legendary rock singer who died Sunday at the age of 69, was a powerful fashion force who catapulted androgynous fashion into mainstream culture and transcended the boundaries of gendered clothing ... We spent all our pocket money on skinny silk scarves from Biba, Forties tea dresses from Kensington Market, panne velvet loons from the Jean Machine, multicoloured platform boots from Sacha," Schulman continued ... ....
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