Canada · MUSEUMS IN TORONTO
Distances here are long and daylight is not free. These 8 museums in Toronto justify the slot, with the cost, the duration and the pickup point spelled out.
Review the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, with dinosaur fossils, global artifacts, practical tips, pricing, galleries, and family advice.
“Very good museum. The most important and amazing exposition of dinosaurs fossils that I saw in all my life . Very good organized and interactive. Absolutely recommended .”
Explore Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum with mobile admission, dinosaurs, mummies, Indigenous art, and 18 million objects across 30 galleries.
“A lot off exhibit, been many times and always enjoyed. Prices should reflect exhibit availability. Hopefully better next time”
Explore Toronto’s AGO with a one-day ticket, Canadian and Indigenous art, Frank Gehry’s staircase, ship models, dining, and practical tips.
“Everything’s was great....except the Google buy a ticket function was Incompatible with AGOs ticket system. So it saved no time since you had to get in line with the folks who didn’t purchase tickets in advance.”
See Toronto’s Museum of Illusions for optical tricks, puzzles, photo spots, and family fun, with practical advice on timing, crowds, and value.
“Subway one was fun but was really crowded and not as big as we thought and more games than photo opportunities. The one we went to in Portugal was way better and bigger”
Review the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, with pricing, artwork highlights, timing, value, and practical tips for a self-guided visit.
“This is a first-class art museum -- not what I'd call a gallery. Great architecture too, but a bit confusing on how to navigate the galleries and floors.”
Explore 4,500 years of footwear at Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum, with four galleries, rotating shows, accessible design, and strong value.
“Great exhibition Manolo lucky to have the BATA to show off his products.”
Review of Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum, with ancient footwear, changing exhibitions, practical tips, timing, value, and booking advice.
“We purchased these tickets because the description listed exhibits featuring shoes owned by celebrities/cultural figures such as Madonna, Marilyn Monroe, Elton John and the Dali Lama. None of these shoes were on display. So we were disappointed.”
Explore Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum with general admission and a special exhibit, from dinosaurs and Buddha sculptures to Auschwitz and bat specimens.
“It hand multi cultural herirtage for example Ming Dynasty ; African heritage , Geology ; History of Dinassaurs , All very interesting over 3 floors.It had plenty of seating washrooms and a lovely cafe .It was family friendly and had plenty of things for younger children to see.Im so glad i visited the ROM an iconic museum something for everyone .Well worth a visit whilst in Toronto .Its calm relaxed atmosphere friendly staff and its beautiful architecture .”
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