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Claim to Fame
Staggering Art Deco architecture in the pavilion and other buildings; this beach area was developed after a 1910 plan, and has a long, colorful role in Toronto’s history.
- Where is Sunnyside Beach? on the north shore of Lake Ontario in the city of Toronto, on Humber Bay at Lake Shore Boulevard West and High Park, west of Parkside Drive
- Coordinates: latitude» 43.6375°
longitude» -79.4564° - Water Type: freshwater
- Climate: continental (hot, humid summers; cold, damp winters)
- Development: heavily built-up urban area; part of major city
- Length of Beach:
- Type: beige sand
Current Weather
Wind: N 15Kmph
Humidity: 68%
20°C | 68°F
Partly CloudyWind: N 15Kmph
Humidity: 68%
Tuesday
24°C | 16°C
75°F | 61°F
24°C | 16°C
75°F | 61°F
Wednesday
23°C | 13°C
74°F | 55°F
23°C | 13°C
74°F | 55°F
Thursday
23°C | 17°C
74°F | 62°F
23°C | 17°C
74°F | 62°F
Friday
29°C | 14°C
83°F | 57°F
29°C | 14°C
83°F | 57°F
Saturday
24°C | 18°C
75°F | 64°F
24°C | 18°C
75°F | 64°F
50 Sunnyside Beach Attractions, Points of Interest and Landmarks located within 50 miles (80.5 kilometers) of Sunnyside Beach
- High Park » 0.8m/1.3km
- Lamport Stadium » 1.7m/2.7km
- BMO Field » 1.9m/3km
- Molson Amphitheatre the Amphitheatre » 1.9m/3km
- Exhibition Place » 2m/3.3km
- Cinesphere » 2m/3.3km
- Trinity Bellwoods Park » 2.2m/3.5km
- Etienne Brule Park » 2.2m/3.6km
- Ontario Place » 2.3m/3.8km
- Christie Pits Park » 2.6m/4.2km
- Toronto Island Airport YTZ » 3.1m/4.9km
- Chinatown Toronto » 3.3m/5.3km
- Rogers Centre » 3.3m/5.3km
- Art Gallery of Ontario » 3.3m/5.4km
- TIFF Toronto International Film Festival » 3.3m/5.4km
- Grange Park » 3.4m/5.4km
- Toronto Union Station » 3.4m/5.4km
- Ontario College of Art and Design » 3.4m/5.5km
- Canadian Broadcasting Centre » 3.4m/5.5km
- Princess of Wales Theatre » 3.4m/5.5km
- HTO Park » 3.4m/5.5km
- CN Tower » 3.5m/5.6km
- Bata Shoe Museum » 3.5m/5.6km
- Royal Alexandra Theatre » 3.5m/5.7km
- Metro Toronto Convention Center » 3.5m/5.7km
- New Toronto » 3.5m/5.7km
- University of Toronto » 3.5m/5.7km
- Roy Thomson Hall » 3.6m/5.7km
- Varsity Stadium » 3.6m/5.8km
- York » 3.6m/5.8km
- Montgomerys Inn » 3.6m/5.8km
- Harbourfront Centre » 3.6m/5.8km
- Queens Park » 3.6m/5.9km
- Four Seasons Centre » 3.7m/5.9km
- Hospital for Sick Children » 3.7m/5.9km
- Royal Conservatory of Music » 3.7m/5.9km
- Casa Loma » 3.7m/5.9km
- Royal Ontario Museum » 3.8m/6.1km
- Gardiner Museum » 3.8m/6.1km
- Nathans Philips Square » 3.8m/6.1km
- Downtown Toronto » 3.8m/6.1km
- Toronto City Hall » 3.8m/6.2km
- Air Canada Centre » 3.9m/6.3km
- Toronto Eaton Centre » 4m/6.4km
- Cedarvale Park » 4m/6.4km
- Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres » 4m/6.4km
- Hockey Hall of Fame » 4m/6.5km
- Massey Hall » 4m/6.5km
- Sony Centre for the Performing Arts » 4m/6.5km
- Ryerson University » 4.1m/6.6km
On the sunny side of Lake Ontario, Sunnyside Beach is aptly named and has been a draw for Toronto residents and tourists since it opened a decade after the turn of the 20th century. The original buildings, such as the Sunnyside Bathing Pavilion and the local Palais Royale (former dance hall) have been restored and refurbished to ensure their longevity as architectural marvels from a time when Toronto wasn’t in such a building mode as it had been in the late Victoria era.
A boardwalk spans the beach, making it an ideal spot for strolling and cooling off in the summer thanks to lively lake breezes. The pavilion has a café with boardwalk patio and tea garden. Food vendors operate kiosks all along Sunnyside Beach and the boardwalk, offering hot dogs, ice cream and even iced lattes! There is a distinct feel of yesteryear at this beach. Close to the elite Boulevard Club with its tennis, banquet and mooring facilities, it’s not surprising that the waters just off Sunnyside Beach are littered with boats; this is a favorite part of Lake Ontario for canoeing, rowing and dragon-boat racing. Although the fabulous amusement park was demolished in 1955 to make way for a major city highway system, the beach remains amusing, offering beach volleyball, swimming, sunbathing and dancing… Yes, the Palais Royale still hosts occasional dances, harkening back to its heyday.Link to this page about Sunnyside Beach
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