Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, teacher, writer, former director of urban design and architecture for the City of Toronto and principal of Greenberg Consultants. He is the author of Walking Home: The Life and Lessons of a City Builder and Toronto Reborn: Design Successes and Challenges. He was selected as a Member of the Order of Canada in 2019 and was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Toronto.Eti Greenberg has managed Toronto’s Euclid Cinema, acted as an art dealer, worked for two Toronto city councillors, teaches Tai Chi, and is a shiatsu and acupuncture therapist. She is passionate about Toronto and walks everywhere and also discovers new places via tandem bike and kayak.

An intimate, personal tour of Toronto and its often-unsung details from two people who love the city and who have spent much of their lives making it better.

• ForewordToronto: Walking The CityToronto IslandToronto Music GardenSugar BeachCanada Malting SilosTrillium ParkThe BentwayCanoe Landing At City PlacePuente De Luz (The “Yellow Bridge”)Victoria Memorial SquareBerczy ParkRegent ParkRush Lane (Aka “Graffiti Alley”)Grange ParkKensington MarketFront Yard StoriesThe Belt LineWest Don LandsPort Lands BridgesThe Don ValleyTrinity Bellwoods ParkRoncesvalles (Aka “Roncy”)High ParkHumber Bay Shores ParkHumber Bay Pedestrian And Cycle BridgeOld Mill BridgeLeslie Street SpitThe BeachThe Guild Of All The Arts (Clarke Centre For The Arts)

Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, teacher, writer, former director of urban design and architecture for the City of Toronto and principal of Greenberg Consultants. He is the author of Walking Home: The Life and Lessons of a City Builder and Toronto Reborn: Design Successes and Challenges. He was selected as a Member of the Order of Canada in 2019 and was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Toronto.Eti Greenberg has managed Toronto’s Euclid Cinema, acted as an art dealer, worked for two Toronto city councillors, teaches Tai Chi, and is a shiatsu and acupuncture therapist. She is passionate about Toronto and walks everywhere and also discovers new places via tandem bike and kayak.

An intimate, personal tour of Toronto and its often-unsung details from two people who love the city and who have spent much of their lives making it better.

• ForewordToronto: Walking The CityToronto IslandToronto Music GardenSugar BeachCanada Malting SilosTrillium ParkThe BentwayCanoe Landing At City PlacePuente De Luz (The “Yellow Bridge”)Victoria Memorial SquareBerczy ParkRegent ParkRush Lane (Aka “Graffiti Alley”)Grange ParkKensington MarketFront Yard StoriesThe Belt LineWest Don LandsPort Lands BridgesThe Don ValleyTrinity Bellwoods ParkRoncesvalles (Aka “Roncy”)High ParkHumber Bay Shores ParkHumber Bay Pedestrian And Cycle BridgeOld Mill BridgeLeslie Street SpitThe BeachThe Guild Of All The Arts (Clarke Centre For The Arts)

Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, teacher, writer, former director of urban design and architecture for the City of Toronto and principal of Greenberg Consultants. He is the author of Walking Home: The Life and Lessons of a City Builder and Toronto Reborn: Design Successes and Challenges. He was selected as a Member of the Order of Canada in 2019 and was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Toronto.Eti Greenberg has managed Toronto’s Euclid Cinema, acted as an art dealer, worked for two Toronto city councillors, teaches Tai Chi, and is a shiatsu and acupuncture therapist. She is passionate about Toronto and walks everywhere and also discovers new places via tandem bike and kayak.

An intimate, personal tour of Toronto and its often-unsung details from two people who love the city and who have spent much of their lives making it better.

• ForewordToronto: Walking The CityToronto IslandToronto Music GardenSugar BeachCanada Malting SilosTrillium ParkThe BentwayCanoe Landing At City PlacePuente De Luz (The “Yellow Bridge”)Victoria Memorial SquareBerczy ParkRegent ParkRush Lane (Aka “Graffiti Alley”)Grange ParkKensington MarketFront Yard StoriesThe Belt LineWest Don LandsPort Lands BridgesThe Don ValleyTrinity Bellwoods ParkRoncesvalles (Aka “Roncy”)High ParkHumber Bay Shores ParkHumber Bay Pedestrian And Cycle BridgeOld Mill BridgeLeslie Street SpitThe BeachThe Guild Of All The Arts (Clarke Centre For The Arts)