The University of Toronto is a great place to visit, even if you're not a student.

The University of Toronto is a top public research university in Canada. Founded in 1827, it is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The university is known for its outstanding academic achievements, rich educational resources, and diverse and inclusive cultural atmosphere. The University of Toronto has three campuses: St. George Campus, Scarborough Campus, and Mississauga Campus. Among them, the St. George Campus is located in the city center, next to Queen Park. It is famous for its combination of ancient Gothic architecture and modern facilities. The open campus is shaded by trees and full of flower beds, providing not only a harmonious and quiet learning environment, but also an interesting space for visitors. The University of Toronto campus is scattered in several blocks in the northwest direction of Queen Park. The leisure lawn around the UC Library is the area with the most attractions. Trinity College, Hnox College, Thomas Fisher Rare of Library, and the campus knight bell tower (Soldier Tower) are all campus landmarks worth savoring. At the end of the note, there is a map of the University of Toronto campus. You can choose the tour route according to your preferences. Visit notes: 1. Be quiet! Be quiet! 2. If you enter the building, don't go in groups! 3. If you want to take pictures, try to take some empty photos without disturbing others. There are rest areas for students to rest or read books everywhere on the campus, which is also the best place to visit. Sitting on the bench, watching the students rushing past, the youth and the sun... a different kind of scenery. Go for a walk on the campus!