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Museums / Historic Locations |
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| Bata Shoe Museum |
327 Bloor St W, Toronto |
| Displays shoes through
history as fasion statements, indicators of social status, line of
work, tribal origin and religion. |
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| Black Creek Pioneer Village |
1000 Murray Ross Pkwy, Toronto |
| A step back in time to 19-th
century Ontario with more than 35 homes, workshops, public buildings
and farms recreate the atmosphere of life in a rural Victorian
community of the 1860s. |
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| Canadian Golf Hall of Fame |
1333 Dorval Dr, Oakville |
| The traditions of golf from
its early European origins to present day modern equipment and
superstar players are preserved in the Leonard E. Shore Building on
the grounds of the Glen Abbey Golf Club.Glen Abbey Golf Club |
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| Casa Loma |
1 Austin Terrace Spadina Ave, Toronto |
| "A castle in the midle
of the city" with its secret passageways, breathtaking towers
and sweeping staircase this grand landmark is full of charm. |
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| CBC Museum |
250 Front St W, Toronto |
| The history of Canadian
Broadcasting is documented in this multimedia museum in the Canadian
Broadcasting Centre. |
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| Children's Own Museum |
90 Queen's Park, Toronto |
| An
interactive museum with make-believe shops, a theatre, and more,
designed for children ages 1 to 8. |
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| Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art |
111 Queen's Park, Toronto |
| A 2,500-piece collection
including Columbian pottery dating back to 3000 BC, Italian maiolica
and English Delftware. |
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| MZTV Museum of Television |
277 Queen St W, Toronto |
| The world's premier
collection of North American sets, spanning the entire evolution of
television. |
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| Redpath Sugar Museum |
95 Queen's Quay E, Toronto |
| A small
museum with artifacts, photos, displays and more are housed in
Canada's oldest sugar refinery. |
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| Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) |
100 Queen's Park, Toronto |
| Art, social history,
archeology and natural history are some of the exhibits featured in
these galleries. |
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| Textile Museum of Canada |
55 Centre Ave, Toronto |
| The only
museum of its kind in Canada devoted to promoting the importance and
craft of the textile arts through time and around the world. |
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| The Pier: Toronto's Waterfront
Museum |
245 Queen's Quay, Toronto |
| Explores the
history of nautical travel, with many hands-on exhibits. |
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| Toronto Aerospace Museum |
65 Carl Hall Rd, Toronto |
| Focuses on
aviation pertaining to the Greater Toronto Area, with flight
simulators that can be tried in the interactive centre. |