This is an amazing representation of our history and the great people who are changemakers. The space is small but well laid out. It is interactive with listening earphones for many featured persons. Artifacts are there to touch. Lots to see and do. Chairs present- which was perfect for our group. Not interesting for children unless they are into women studies or history. We stayed for 1.5 hours and did not visit every section. $ by donation. Public parking. Interesting stores across the hall. If you are hungry- I highly recommend Fusaro’s Italian around the corner. Wow.
Nice little museum! I love that the city is being celebrated here in so many different ways. They always have some kind of exhibition going on and it's quite interactive. yay Toronto!
Incredible curatorial leadership with mounds of joy and imagination. Heidi and Sarah are the bomb. This experience museum is all touch all welcoming to all. Sharing, Toronto Pride lives here. .
Smashing IT! ✌️ The Museum of Toronto is a historical gem tucked away on Richmond Street in the heart of the downtown core. What I love about this museum is that it highlights some of Canada's strongest women. The movers and shakers that got things done and because of them made many lives that much better. Learn about the crusaders of immigrant women who came to Canada with essentially except for a strong will to fight, succeed, and make life better for others. Walking into the Museum of Toronto is like walking into a history book. You can read and learn about the many achievements of these outstanding Canadian women, and you'll always be able to feel their passion and spirit. The Museum of Toronto is definitely a must. In order to give thanks to those women who have made lives for many that much better.
A spacious museum with on section displaying exhibits from China currently in a section and one on indenious people of the region including buffalorbstate in the US. The staff is helpful and av works well. Worth spending a day , if you are a museum buff.
Free museum with many rooms to explore. There were I believe two gift shops to check out during your visit. Some areas were interactive. Nice place to walk around during a stay in the city.
It is so hard to find free activities to do in Toronto and this is one of them. Check their hours and make sure you pop in to whatever showcase they have going on. It’s a small space but it is worth the break of the bustle outside. Free to enter and always a craft or activity or two for kids. We’ve been to the Canadian television exhibit and the Toronto wildlife exhibit and have enjoyed both truly.
Museum of Toronto is a Canadian Local history museum based in Toronto, Ontario. Museum of Toronto is located at 401 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3A8, Canada.
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