<p><br> A gaggle of geese waddles past sunbathers at the Sunnyside Beach Park and its Bathing Pavilion, built in the early 1900s.</p>

Sunnyside Beach Park


A gaggle of geese waddles past sunbathers at the Sunnyside Beach Park and its Bathing Pavilion, built in the early 1900s.

Photograph by Peter Sibbald

Toronto Culture

See Toronto photos in this gallery from National Geographic’s Ultimate City Guide for Toronto.

Published January 29, 2010

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