Canada also has a city named London, and strolling through its streets really gives you the feeling of being in a British town

I am Guanhai Tingtao tour+ a global traveler, please follow me! (Published the 1721st travel photography article in 57 countries/regions across 5 continents) When it comes to London, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the capital of the UK. But Canada also boasts a beautiful city called London! London, Canada, is located in the southwest of Ontario, midway between Toronto and Detroit in the United States. London is the county seat of Middlesex County in Ontario and the eleventh largest city in Canada. London is one of the oldest cities in Canada and was one of the earliest areas where the British settled in North America. Over 70% of its population is of European descent (especially British), and more than 20% belong to other ethnic groups (the Chinese population is less than 20,000, accounting for less than 5%). London is known as the 'Forest City', with a forest coverage rate of over 70%. It is also a city rich in British style. The old houses in the city center (DownTown) are all typical of the Victorian architectural style, and walking through the streets, you can really feel as if you are in a British town.