TORONTO
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The 7 most popular museums in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Use a mobile ROM ticket to skip long lines and explore 30+ galleries of art, culture, nature, dinosaurs, and more in 3–4 hours.
“Great value with Viator. Points redeemed and the ticket was halved.”
General admission to Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario: The Marchesa Casati, Frank Gehry’s spiral staircase, Indigenous and Canadian art, ship models.
A self-guided hour at the Museum of Illusions Toronto on Front Street. Interactive exhibits, great photo spots, and a value check.
“It’s not worth the cost. Visited Dec.28,2025 for 4 pm slot and it was overrun with large amount of people. There should be a maximum allowable. If that was the allowable then needs to be reviewed as persons were bumping into each other and chaotic waiting to experience each illusion. Got frustrated and left.”
Skip-the-line style mobile ticket entry to Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario, with access to Canadian, Indigenous, and European art in Gehry’s building.
“Very nice collection. Very focused on Canadian artists. The facility itself is very clean and well laid out.”
Book a Bata Shoe Museum ticket in Toronto for a self-guided walk through shoe history, from ancient Egypt to modern style.
“The history of the shoe was the best part of the museum for me”
Toronto Museum of Illusions ticket with 100+ interactive optical tricks, vortex tunnel, infinity room, and photo holograms. 1 hour, $25.
A 2-hour small-group guided visit to the Royal Ontario Museum with admission. See dinosaur skeletons, Egyptian mummies, art, and textiles.
