The following are some of Toronto’s top museums.
 | Art Gallery of Ontario The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is one of Toronto’s premiere museums and home to the world’s largest collection of Canadian Art. Containing more than 5,000 works of art in 110 galleries, the AGO is one of North-America's largest art museums. |
 | Bata Shoe Museum Bata Shoe Museum... |
 | Casa Loma Casa Loma is Toronto's most prominent historic residence, bringing European elegance & high end living all under one roof. Though it is not as glamorous as European castles, it is still quite impressive and is considered Toronto's prime estate. This 98-room Castle features unique architecture and beautifully decorated suites, high ceilings, rich wood carvings and marble. Casa Loma is complete with decorated suites, secret passages, an 800-foot tunnel, towers, stables, and beautiful 5-acre estate gardens. |
 | Gardiner Museum Gardiner Museum is the only museum in Canada dedicated exclusively to ceramics
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Gardiner Museum at night (Gardiner Museum)
Gardiner Museum side view (Gardiner Museum)... |
 | Hockey Hall of Fame The Hockey Hall of Fame (HHOF) is both a museum and a hall of fame dedicated to Canada’s favorite national past-time: hockey! The HHOF is home to the world’s largest collection of hockey memorabilia and a definite must-see for anyone who is a fan of the National Hockey League (NHL). There are many pieces of history on display, covering the complete history of hockey in North America. Located on Yonge Street, the Hockey Hall of Fame opened its doors to the public in 1993. |
 | Ontario Science Centre The Ontario Science Centre is Toronto’s most popular science museum and Ontario's largest educational attraction. The Ontario Science Centre is dedicated to promoting science to the public in a fun & exciting environment. The OSC is divided into major sections, including Sports, space, communication, a question of truth, kidspark, the Living Earth, Technology & Transportation, Science Arcade, Human Body, and Matter, Energy & Change. |
 | Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) opened in 1914 and is now the largest collection of natural history and world cultures in Canada, with a focus on Canadian art and history. The ROM features a vast collection of artifacts from all over the world, covering art, culture , history, archeology, and the natural sciences. Located in the heart of Toronto, the ROM’s collections span both world cultures and natural history. There are numerous permanent and traveling exhibits. |
