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Black Creek Pioneer Village takes visitors back to the 1800s and Toronto's fledgling days as a crossroads community. More than 40 restored heritage homes, shops and gardens are staffed by…
Black Creek Pioneer Village takes visitors back to the 1800s and Toronto's fledgling days as a crossroads community. More than 40 restored heritage homes, shops and gardens are staffed by…
One of North America's largest art museums, Art Gallery of Ontario recently completed a new building in Chinatown by architectural master Frank Gehry. The museum showcases pre-eminent Canadian…
Dedicated to the preservation of Canadian design from 1945 to the present, the Design Exchange includes furniture, house wares, graphic design and lighting. It is located in the Financial…
This large interactive science museum, in suburban North York, explores the workings of robots, the mysteries of space and the principles of electricity. Ontario Science Centre staff…
Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
The Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (MOCCA) was founded from the former Art Gallery of North York in 1999. It aims to exhibit, research, collect, and promote innovative art by Canadian…
The Royal Ontario Museum is a Toronto mainstay, but its Michael Lee-Chin Crystal addition heightened attention. Located in Queen's Park it features terrific East Asian, First Peoples and…
Riverdale Farm is a living history farm museum in pleasant Cabbagetown. Footpaths meander through vegetable gardens and past pens with goats, cows, pigs and hens. Visitors can watch milking…
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Museum
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is Canada's national station and runs this museum that traces its history. The museum covers all aspects of television and radio-making in an…
The Textile Museum of Canada carries over 12,000 objects from more than 200 countries and regions, including traditional fabrics, garments, carpets, beadwork and basketry, celebrating…
Bata Shoe Museum in The Annex is one of only two shoe museums in North America (the other is in Mexico). It displays 4500-year-old Egyptian sandals, Chinese bound footwear, the shoes of…
