ART GALLERY TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 4 toronto tours that send visitors home talking about what they saw. Each one reviewed in full, with the rooms it covers, who leads it and how to skip the queue at the door.
See the AGO’s best-loved work The Marchesa Casati, Frank Gehry’s spiral staircase, and top Indigenous and Canadian art for $21 in Toronto.
Most Popular“It’s a beautiful art gallery with a fabulous collection. Also had a pretty spectacular lunch in the café.”
General admission to Toronto’s AGO. Self-guided access to Canadian and world art inside Frank Gehry’s museum, plus bistro and shop.
“A beautiful, well-designed and maintained facility. The wood environment (floors, stairs, and benches) is so beautiful that it too is worthy of memorable photos. The collections are beautifully presented and include many works of art and genres not seen elsewhere. It is apparently somewhat "undescovered" and allows a quiet, uncrowded visit. Overall, one of the…”
Toronto’s non-touristy street art walk on Dundas West. Small-group, 2 hours, $8, led by local artist Chloe with tips and photo-ready stops.
“Cloe was charming, the streat aret is amazine, hit was intetesting to learn about the art and the storybehind it”
Toronto street art and graffiti walk on Dundas Street West: small group, laneway murals, artist stories, and local food tips in 2 hours.
“It was very informative and the guide was excellent. Reja gave excellent information about the artists and what each was depicting and the stories behind them.”
