Toronto's museums span natural history to contemporary art. Many cluster around Queen's Park and Yorkville within walking distance.
Toronto CityPASS bundles the CN Tower, ROM, Ripley's Aquarium and other attractions at a discount.
The AGO offers free entry to visitors 25 and under, and many museums discount certain evenings.
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Canada's largest museum of natural history and world cultures, from dinosaur skeletons to Egyptian artefacts.
Tip: Check for discounted entry on Friday evenings.
Show on mapA Frank Gehry-redesigned gallery with a broad collection of Canadian and European art.
Tip: Don't miss Gehry's spiral staircase.
Show on mapAn early 20th-century castle with towers, gardens and city views.
Tip: Walk the underground tunnel and climb the tower.
Show on mapA large aquarium beside the CN Tower with a glass tunnel where sharks swim overhead.
Tip: Buy tickets online to skip the queue.
Show on mapA historic fort founded in 1793 that tells the story of the War of 1812 and the city's roots.
Tip: Look for the summer musket and cannon demonstrations.
Show on mapA unique museum with over 13,000 shoes, from ancient sandals to celebrity footwear.
Tip: Ideal for a short visit and easy to combine with the ROM on the same day.
Show on mapA centre of interactive science exhibits aimed at children and the curious.
Tip: Confirm opening status and hours before you go.
Show on mapA leading North American ceramics museum, from ancient pottery to contemporary ceramic art.
Tip: Book clay workshops in advance.
Show on mapA small but rich museum showing textiles and weaving from around the world.
Tip: Entry is often free or pay-what-you-can; check current pricing.
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