In today's 4K Canada Travel Guide, we will explore the city of Brampton in Ontario. Brampton had its start as Canada’s premier “FlowerTown” in the late 19th century. This came from the city’s thriving greenhouse industry, which exported roses, orchids and cut flowers all over the world. In recent years, Brampton has blossomed into a vibrant city with colourful gardens, public art and multicultural festivals. Home to several conservation areas that shelter local flora and fauna, Brampton’s lush scenery is a popular location for film and TV productions. Sports enthusiasts can play golf at Turnberry Golf Club, while history buffs explore Gage Park, the oldest park in Brampton.
Located along the Etobicoke Creek, the city lies north of Mississauga and west of Toronto in the region of Peel. It is Canada’s ninth most populous municipality, with a population of over 600,000 people. Brampton is approximately a half-hour drive from Toronto or a forty-minute subway, train or bus trip from Union Station to Brampton GO Station.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro | Highlights of the walk
3:18 Queen St E | Brampton Library
7:59 Garden Square | Algoma University
9:49 The Rose Brampton Theatre
11:57 Vivian Lane
13:31 Main Street
16:55 Brampton City Hall | St. Paul's United Church
24:05 Gage Park | Alderlea
30:34 Peel Art Gallery
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