Huge! We did 2 sections:…read more1. European household goods. Educational. Relaxing. 2. Dinosaurs. A massive exhibit. The best I have ever seen. $68.93 CAD for admission for 2. $9.60 CAD for coffee and hot chocolate.

Such an amazing museum always love to go back when they have mew exhibitions. From dinosaurs to…read moreancient Egypt they cover many fun and interesting historical timelines definitely recommend.

Loved this place. I'd say we stayed at this event for at least four hours to view everything. The…read moredetail was absolutely amazing and the staff were very charming and courteous! We purchased our tickets in advance online for a holiday attendance so the price was a bit cheaper. A word of advice...Choose an early time slot for entrance if you can - just to avoid the crowds.

I went again a few more times since my last review and this time I took a tour with a tour guide…read moreand was able to learn more information about Little Canada, which I wouldn't have learned if I was going myself. THe Tour is about 90 minutes long and was very informative and well organised. I had Rory as my guide. Highly recommend to do a tour with a guide and then wander back to the places you feel like revisiting again. I would say to appreciate Little Canada, please put aside at least 3 hours minimum to enjoy the whole area as there is a lot of stuffs to see. I also noticed they update and some changes to the decors for each area, leading me to find something new each time I visit. I ended up bumping with the creator or this place, Mr. Jean-Louis Brenninkmeijer. It was the first time I ever bumped into him after visiting so many times. The staff was quite surprised to see him on site on a Saturday. I told him it really an honour to meet him in person and I told him how happy I was to visit Little Canada. I noticed that Sundays are not as a busy during Winter. Saturday was much more busier, with lots more people and even school visits. I noticed on my last visit, there was no more spring water station. I don't know if it is permanent or not. Their coat check was also not working. Instead, they had racks sitting outside at the entrance though the coat check is free of charge. I highly recommend to get an individual pass or a family pass, especially if you are a fan of miniatures. I feel I always discover something new on each visit. Good for a year with unlimited visits and also 10% discount in the gift shop. It also gives a 25% discount each time for your visitors. If not buying a pass, pre-purchase your ticket online also saves up to $4 on admission. It costs much more to purchase admission on site.

The Aga Khan buildings are beautiful, modern looking, sleek architectural structures from the…read moreexterior, that are difficult to not notice. We visited on a weekend that was featyring an evening light exhibit at the museum that had inside and outaide activities thatbwete great for visitors of all ages and esepecially engaging for children. All the staff we encountered were so friendly , welcoming, and I'd like to mention, of a diverse array of cultural backgrounds. We participated in a paid lantern making class but also made shadow puppets and coloured gel making activities , got a lesson and take away from a master calligrapher, all for free as well. We only viewed the main exhibit mall on the first floor this visit, because there was just too much to do and see. Ended our visit at Diwan, a MacEwen reataurant inside the Museum, but they also had a cafe and a pop up Diwan for those looking for something more.casual. Great visit and highly recommend for all who have the opportunity.

Great experience at the Aga Khan Museum. It is about Muslim history and culture. They have the…read morelight exhibition until the end of April, which is a highlight.

Visited Gibson House Museum in North York and loved it! It's a cozy old farmhouse that gives you a…read morepeek into life in the 19th century. The staff are friendly and share interesting stories about the Gibson family. We got to see the beautiful gardens, It was so fun and different! If you're in the area and like history or just want a peaceful spot away from the city, this place is definitely worth a visit.

A must-visit venue for those interested in Toronto history…read more Oana was super patient and knowledgeable when introducing the house's origin and heritage to us. We learned and felt welcomed during the visit, and really appreciate the venue's historic value and its staffs.

We had an excellent visit. 1. Paul McCartneys photos from…read more1963-64. A must for this Beatles fan. 2. Canadian modern art. Stretches the brain. 3. Henry Moore sculpture garden. $60 CAD for admission for 2 $8 coat check for 2 $13.95 for coffee and pastry

I love interesting art galleries. Visited Art Gallery of Ontario to squander a few hours while…read morevisiting Toronto. Nice day (it was raining) to spend inside and look at pretty sculptures. I absolutely loved the price point of the gallery and I loved that my ticket would last from opening until closing and that I would be able to leave and come back on that one ticket. Other galleries need to take heed to this. Really a self-guided tour through all exhibits with little interruptions from staff. Thoroughly enjoyed the Kusama exhibit, just wish I was able to stay inside longer than one minute (especially on a day like when I visited and the gallery was not exactly crowded). Enjoyed the exhibits outside as well and will definitely be back to see any new installations that may come.

Took this tour as part of CityPass and I truly would have missed it if not for the pass. The audio…read moretours were really elaborate and covered each room and hallway in detail. There are some highlight spots as well that are covered in separate audios. They contain spots where several movies or TV shows were filmed. There is also a 20 min movie about Sir Henry Pellatt, not to be missed. It took over 3 hours for me to cover the entire castle. There is a cafetaria next to the theatre and also an outdoor restaurant during the day. You can also enjoy a stroll in the garden if you want to escape the crowds.

Casa Loma is one of the great giant residences open to the public that harken back to a different…read moretime. As a lifelong architecture and history buff (remember America's Castles on A&E circa mid- nineties? That was my jam!) , I really appreciate having the opportunity to tour such a grand estate and take in the excellent craftsmanship and vision. Upon walking up to Casa Loma, you see its impressive stature set upon a hill. From here you have one of the best views in Toronto that overlooks onto its vast expanse of gardens and water features. The entrance fee was $40 per adult, which was totally worth it considering how much there is to see here. We wound up taking about 3 hours to tour the grounds and we didn't even get around to the tower since they were closing. I like to read as many of the plaques and take in all the details, so your time may vary, but I would recommend giving yourself plenty of time. In addition to all the plaques giving history of the house, there is an entire third level dedicated as a museum to The Queens Own Rifles of Canada- which for Military History buffs, is a real treat. In addition to the main house, we spent a lot of time exploring the 800 foot underground tunnel and the stables/ garage. In addition to touring the house, I learned so much about the original owner, Sir Henry Pellatt. Okay, this guy was something else- at one point he was responsible for 1/4 of the entire Canadian GDP, then he lost it all! Want to know more? Book a trip to Casa Loma and learn the backstory of this place. It'll blow your mind!!!

Very interesting and highly recommended…read more Shoes from 5000 years ago to today. A whole separate cowboy boot exhibit. A special André Perugia exhibit. $24 CAD - admission for 2 $41.81 CAD in the gift shop

Who knew there was a museum in Toronto dedicated to SHOES! Founded by Sonja Bata in 1995 after…read morecollecting shoes since 1940. I was able to find street parking a couple blocks away. Admission is free on Sunday. The museum is 4 floors of well curated exhibits. Current exhibits, April 2026, include 'All about shoes' which chronicles the history of shoes, 'Rough and Ready: the history of cowboy boots' and 'André Perugla: a design legend unveiled'. While I was there, they were preparing for a new exhibit so the 'Sneakers and Artists' exhibit was closed. I was told they have new exhibits every 18 months. There is a small gift shop in the lobby. I spent approximately an hour and a half in the museum. Staff was informative and clearly passionate about the museum. I recommend a visit to The Bata Shoe Museum

First time here. I just spent a mind-blowing evening at the Museum of Illusions! From the vortex…read moretunnel to the gravity-defying room, each room I went in... was more mesmerizing than the last. The staff were friendly and respectful. They told us that each room has a descriptive sign which offers insights about the illusions. Also, I loved how interactive everything was because it made for a super engaging experience for my partner and I. So whether you are a kid or just a kid-at-heart (like myself), this museum is an absolute must-see. All I can write is.... be prepared to have your brain twisted and your senses fooled! Lol. Will I return? Absolutely! I need to revisit some of those mind bending displays.

Had a wonderful time. It's a quick visit and great for kids! I would recommend a week day visit.read more

What a fantastic experience at THE GALLERIA getting our oil paintings stretched n framed along with…read morecouple of sports jerseys, graduate degrees and some old memento heirloom photographs, blue prints and old vintage documents custom framed. The framing jobs were so beautifully crafted with incredible fit finish, exceeding our expectations. All the work was was ready sooner than promised, which was a huge plus! We highly recommend this gem who's been in business since the 70's to anyone looking for boutique museum quality custom picture framing at below market prices and exceptional customer service! We will definitely be back!

I just picked up my custom frames from THE GALLERIA FRAMES at Center Point Mall. I wanted to…read morecreate a 14 frame gallery wall for my family room, it is quite a big project. I looked around a lot, almost purchased 'ready-made' frames from a big box store but after dealing with Aret from THE GALLERIA FRAMES, I knew I was in the right hands! He offered great advise, design ideas and really competitive prices. We decided on custom frames and they are great quality, look super sharp and are certainly going to wow my family! I am very grateful to Aret for his kind advise and efforts to make sure I got what I was looking for. He was a pleasure to deal with, very attentive! I wholeheartedly recommend anyone to THE GALLERIA FRAMES. This wonderful company's customer service is at the forefront of their business along with offering high quality products! With much gratitude, Kim

So amazing. It is like the Ontario Science Centre but less crowded. Anyone who hasn't been here,…read moreyour kids are missing out!

The Museum is great for the kids…read more A lot of interactive activities to keep the little ones occupied and hopefully they would learn something in the process. The exhibits are a little rundown. A lot of screaming kids jumping and banging on everything. It is nice to be family friendly but if you are adults or without kids, I would avoid coming during weekends and summer holidays or just skip completely.