This garden is so beautiful. Lots of flowers even this summer is too hot. Big trees and lots of…read morebenches where you can relax and read a book.

My husband is an avid gardener. He loves to grow flowers, herbs, vegetables, etc…read more So we went to visit the Botanical Gardens in Toronto. Not a large space (about 4 acres), but beautifully manicured and landscaped. Almost every plant had a sign/label so it was easy to know what you were looking at. There were tons of staff working the grounds and the gift shop had a lot of educational books and videos. A great place to relax. Parking is $CDN4 an hour, but the entrance to the Gardens is FREE.

Amazing to see one of Bunkley artwork on the original wall. Is very interesting that many people…read morejust passed through it and don't notice it. It's very easily to lose track of it but one spotted it does gather some crowd.

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Love this, lots of great artwork along with of course some not so great but this is a fun side trip…read moreand worth the time. There are several blocks so you can spend as much time, or as little time as you want here. It is irritating that you have so much beautiful murals that someone comes and covers parts of it with some trash illegible wording etc., but some are just so fantastic! Totally worth it!

Amazing art work everywhere. Central location in the middle of restaurants and Publix…read moretransportation. Clean and quiet. Loved itn

What a gem of a place! The McMichael is set in a magnificent setting, with a luscious canopy of…read moretrees, an atmosphere of serenity and calm in the midst of a bustling city! The museum is picturesque in and of itself, and the collections are beautiful as well. I went to see the Venice exhibit, which did not disappoint! This is a great way to spend an afternoon and be sure the walk the grounds after to see the sculpture garden and imbue yourself in an oasis of serenity!

I went on one of the Sundays that was free (third Sunday of every month). It's great to see many…read moreCanadian art including Indigenous artwork. The staff are very friendly, and they offer tours as well. It is also very family friendly as there are family events and activities happening as well. It's nice to go on nature walks outside and see many sculptures and artwork.

Such a cute place ! I wish the season was warmer so the stores can open. Had a great time exploring…read morethe businesses

Absolutely a waste of time for hardy any shops and high end eating! Public restrooms near locks on…read moretank House street. I was a tourist age 75 and would not waste my time

We had such a lovely experience at Canvas. We are new to the world of art and canvas has a really…read morewelcoming, friendly and open environment. You are free to peruse the art although staff is extremely helpful. There is a wonderful selection of Canadian artists here. You are able to provide a picture of your space and see what the art would look like as well as take a piece home to see how it will fit in person. Celeste was so helpful and friendly and made our experience great! I would definitely return.

One of the best galleries in the city to purchase original, Canadian art. It's simple and…read moreunpretentious. You walk in and there's beautiful paintings hanging everywhere or leaning in a pile against the wall. You're free to sort through them yourself. It's inside the G.H. Johnson's, all the way in the south-east corner. I found myself browsing art instead of furniture on my first visit. Even though I stepped into the building with the intention to buy furniture, it was Canvas that won me as a customer, not .G.H. This is where I fell in love with Steven Nederveen's works. At the time I was a poor student but they let me take the painting I loved home to try it out. It worked beautifully with my decor and style but in the end practicality prevailed and I returned the painting without purchasing it. Almost two years passed and I stopped in again to look at furniture but found myself back looking at the Steven Nederveen's. Low and behold, they still have the painting I loved and it was meant to be. I bought it as Christmas present to myself and an investment in art. The staff were great, marvelling at how this piece from his first set of works was passed over for so long and that it finally found it's home with me. I can't give a better recommendation to any gallery in the city.

Cute, but boring. It's probably one of the smallest museums I've ever visited. It probably takes 15…read moremintues to go through the exhibit. This may be fun if you want to take pictures of vintage televisions.

I had never heard of this place, but my dad is a CARP member and mentioned wanting to go here…read more What a fascinating collection they have, stepping back in time. The museum is in the heart of Liberty Village, so it's accessible by transit, or there is street parking nearby. Although the museum itself is only one large room, we easily spent a couple of hours in there. There is a guided tour you can take on your phone that explains everything. But you can also just read the placards they have, as there is a lot of detail. The collection is displayed beautifully, and the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. We signed up for the mailing list as I understand that they have a ton of stuff that's still in storage. They set up other exhibits and change things around once in awhile, so I'd love to see what else they have!

Beautiful park for listening to music. Great outdoor amphitheater with a spot for musicians under a…read morehuge weeping willow. Not a large space, but has separate spaces for listening to the music, hanging out, or gathering for art or community. I saw people taking photographs, painting, sketching, and reading. Not to mention the many walking and bike paths going through the area.

Coming here was an unexpected treat yesterday! The garden is much smaller than expected but still…read morepretty and well maintained nonetheless. I wish we had more of these in the city. They have this auditorium style hill with grassy steps so you can lounge and watch musicians play. I got to watch and listen to a classical guitarist (Kyler Mackenzie) for a bit over an hour. It was a really peaceful experience. The city has different performances scheduled throughout the summer, so I hope I get to come back soon.