Ireland Park: Every sculpture tells a story behind it

I am a sea-viewing and wave-listening tour+ global traveler, please follow me! (Published in 56 countries/regions across 5 continents, this is the 1665th travel photography post) Ireland Park is located next to Billy Bishop City Airport in Toronto, and it is a very small urban park. The location of this park is the first dock where Irish famine refugees landed in Toronto back in the day. At that time, 2 million Irish people chose to leave their homeland and come to Toronto to avoid starvation, and they were accepted by Toronto, which had a population of only 20,000 at the time. The human sculptures in this park are quite impressive, and each one tells a story behind it. This park is also an excellent spot to view Toronto's CN Tower and the city skyline. Address: Eireann Quay Toronto ON M5V 1A1