The Painted Ladies of Grimsby

Nothing is more pleasing to the eye than the painted girl's hut (The Painted Ladies of Grimsby) on Grimsby Beach, Lake Ontario. The community on the lake is full of Victorian cottages you have never seen before. They are affectionately known as “Grimsby Painted Girls,” and these villas are decorated in bright colors like fairy tale houses, each with its own unique style and personality. The villa is painted in all colors you can imagine: pink, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple, colorful and beautiful.

Nothing is more pleasing to the eye than the painted girl town of Grimsby Beach on Lake Ontario. This historic town is about 70 minutes' drive from Toronto. It has attracted many tourists for more than a century. From about 1850 to the beginning of the 20th century, Grimsby Beach was once the site of Ontario Methodist camping gatherings, where members of the guild often came to camp by the lake and worshiped together. In summer, especially, it was very lively. The lakeside town is still littered with Victorian villas you have never seen before. They are affectionately called The Painted Ladies of Grimsby (Grimsby painted girls), and these villas are decorated in a colorful way like fairy tale kingdoms, each with its own unique style and personality. The villa is painted in all colors you can imagine: pink, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple, and has various patterns, colorful and beautiful. Address: The Painted Ladies of Grimsby28 Auditorium Cir Grimsby ON L3M2R5 I am a global traveler who watches the sea and listens to the waves. Please pay attention to me! (892 travel shots released in 651 places in 49 countries on 5 continents) #Locals take you on tour #Discover the color of the journey #A good place to relax

This is a village by Lake Ontario, Grimsby, where residents dress their beloved little house in colourful ways, like illustrations in fairy tales. Under the epidemic, I can't travel far. I walked more than 20 small towns or villages in southwest Ontario last summer. It seems that I have to go this year. Then let me share the beautiful scenery hidden in the depths of no one knows!