Suggestions for Museum near Toronto

Nancy B. • January 4, 2012Great museum. Choose a weekday, rather than a weekend, less crowds. Great exhibits on all the time. Plan to spend almsot a full day.

Sergiy G. • June 11, 2017Lots of hockey artefacts and The Cup! The staff is very friendly, so besides making selfie, you can even touch the cup! P.S. Ukrainians will enjoy seeing equipment of famous Terry Sawchuk (pictured)

Ebrahim B. • August 9, 2016Impressive private collection! Prayer pyramid is off limits for non-agakhanis. Parking is expensive at 10$!

Allison K. • July 15, 2018The tunnel between the house and stables was my favorite part of the audio tour.

Donny D. • July 2, 2012Definitely worth your while! So many interesting things to do and see. Kids & adults will have a great time. They close @ 5pm daily so expect to spend 2-3 hours there. Parking is $10.00

Michael H. • June 27, 2015Excellent place, plenty of history and lots to see inside and out. Hope they get to expand in the future as planned.

Peter M. • May 14, 2014Be sure to check out the awesome viewing area on the second floor. All free and open to the public.

Helga N. • July 6, 2015Very interesting art. A must if you want to visit a unique museum in Toronto

Debbie C. • July 18, 2013No air conditioning and they don't open until noon. But the tour is delightful, the house beautiful, and the grounds exquisite.

Cara Q. • July 21, 2017Very interesting museum and worth the time!! A lot of neat history and really cool shoes! Loved the celebrity shoe exhibit - Marilyn Monroe's pumps were so cool to see in real life! 👠

Ghazal S. • August 23, 2019Spent an afternoon here and pretty good exhibitions, there are some workshops based on the context of each exhibition too which sounds fun

Adam T. • November 11, 2018Cool illusions

Magali M. • August 13, 2014Really cool museum, Nice collections, uber friendly staff . Definitely stop by.

Nuff • September 25, 2018It’s only just opened, but the new MOCA looks promising. A vast, converted industrial space and programming that looks like it will be adventurous and diverse.

Keith G. • March 3, 2010Stunning Georgian mansion with formal gardens, fountain courtyard & 160 ft long stone terrace, for elegant weddings, social or corporate events with catering by Couture Cuisine. keith@graydonhall.com

Anna B. • October 30, 2015Perfect for kids, great place to play and learn. I suggest to have kids programs telling about main museum themes in playful way

Paul L. • September 2, 2014Park at the itamae sushi shopping centre parking lot to avoid the 10 dollar parking fee. Warren Buffett didn't become rich by giving away $$ so easily

Ami H. • August 7, 2022The tits! A must! Accessible artists, Liliputian landscapes & populaces with delightful detail, just rly super cool. Get yourself 3D scanned and placed into the exhibit. Or get a Mini You to keep! 

Aaron • November 26, 2010Nice venue for an event, but bring a sweater. Having been built in 1848, it's drafty!

DHR.com • January 4, 2012This museum of the Redpath Sugar Refinery is an interesting place to learn about processes, histories (of the company and sugar in general), and facts about the sweet favorite.

Dina S. • December 22, 2010Try the tea and yummy sweet/savory plates on your visit here! Great historic recipes, that vary each month. In the cool season there's fire in the hearth, very romantic and cozy.

Glen F. • May 31, 2012Interesting historical buildings with period furnishing - great park setting

Gabriel S. • September 27, 2019Most important of the 80 surviving senet boards from Ancient Egypt because it's the only one with readable complete sentences on the last 5 squares

Amber R. • May 7, 2013Kids get to make scones with fresh churned butter

Toronto P. • February 1, 2012This a great place to bring the kids on day off of school. Great history, interactive displays and information about the world's greatest police service! IT'S FREE TOO!