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The Aga Khan Museum is North America’s first and only museum dedicated to the arts and culture of the Muslim world.

Home to a growing permanent collection of over 1,000 masterpieces, including manuscripts, paintings, ceramics, and textiles from the 9th to the 21st century, the museum reaches millions of people worldwide through its innovative exhibitions and engaging programs — from captivating performances to thought-provoking lectures, workshops, and film screenings.

From the vast body of Group of Seven and signature Canadian works to the African art gallery, from the contemporary art to Peter Paul Rubens’ masterpiece, the AGO offers an incredible art experience.

Ken Thompson’s generous gift of 2,000 works of Canadian and European art inspired Transformation AGO, an innovative architectural expansion by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry that in 2008 resulted in one of the most critically-acclaimed architectural achievements in North America.

With a growing international collection of 15,000 shoes and related artefacts, the Bata Shoe Museum showcases 4,500 years of footwear history in four rotating galleries.

Opened in 1995 in the award-winning building designed by renowned Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama, the museum offers innovative exhibitions and programs, celebrating over 25 years of the world at your feet.

The Gardiner Museum brings together people of all ages through the shared values of creativity, wonder, and community that clay and ceramic traditions inspire.

The collection is made up of approximately 5,000 objects from around the world, including pottery from the Ancient Americas, Chinese and Japanese porcelain, and contemporary Canadian ceramics.

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA Toronto) presents rotating exhibitions by Canadian and international artists and engaging programming for art lovers of all ages.

Housed on the first three floors of the historic Auto BLDG., a former aluminum factory known for its unique architecture, the museum serves as an inclusive cultural hub, offering everyday and extraordinary experiences of contemporary art.

Canada's largest museum deepens knowledge about objects from our history.

From dinosaurs to mummies, Chinese architecture to Indigenous objects, and meteorites to precious jewels — the venue includes a world-class collection of art objects and natural history specimens from around the world and across the ages.

The Textile Museum of Canada aims to inspire understanding of the human experience through textiles. It is the only museum in Canada delivering programs and exhibitions dedicated solely to textile arts.

The museum sparks conversation through the stories held within its global collection of textiles and active engagement with contemporary art practices.

The Toronto Railway Museum brings people together by telling stories of Toronto’s railway heritage. The museum is in the heart of downtown Toronto and is typically open year-round.

The Toronto Railway Museum presents exhibits, educational programs and publications that broaden the understanding and appreciation of Toronto’s rich railway history.