Brampton is a vibrant city that has become a popular place to live in the Greater Toronto Area because of its history, culture, and natural attractions within the city. Located just over 30km away from Toronto, it maintains a beautiful balance of suburbia and nature. Take a look at three reasons why we and its residents love Brampton, Ontario.
One of the fastest-growing cities with a community feel
Even though Brampton is the fourth largest city in Ontario, it still maintains a small-town feel. Brampton residents take pride in the city’s strong communities that support and work together to keep alive the city’s history, culture and close-knit community.
Tons of parkland, trails and bodies of water
Whether you are in the downtown core of Brampton or in the districts of Brampton, you can find beautiful greenery around. Brampton has over 8,900 acres of parkland, 200 plus recreational trails and five lakes. Some of these include the iconic Gage Park, Professor’s Lake Recreation Centre, Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park and more.
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A historic and cultural hub of the Peel Region
Brampton’s history all starts with European settlers arriving to the area in the early 19th century and then in 1853, Brampton was officially recognized as a village. The cultural reputation of Brampton derives from the development of the Capitol Theatre in 1922 when many vaudeville and silent movies were incorporated. Today Brampton is a lively city that has amazing public entertainment spaces like the Peel Art Gallery, Museum & Archies (PAMA), The Rose Theatre and more that define Brampton’s cultural success and history.