It’s big,it’s fancy and it’s full of art..about half a day to explore if you skip the educative cinemas. Usually getting crowded on weekends (especially during a hot exhibit) so your best bet is to go on weekdays if you can. The prices are a bit steep but what’s cheap anymore..one of the nicest galleries I visited (in North America). Staff is helpful just don’t forget to turn your flash off

I truly love this place. A great art gallery in downtown Toronto. Always a great place to hit up if your a local or tourist. Give yourself a half to a full day to explore it. Restaurant is located on premise for a quick bite. Always a new exhibit coming through so a visit every quarter is nice.

Wonderful experience! I'd suggest going without a guide. Doing so allowed us spend the time that we wanted on the galleries we wanted to emphasize, and skip hearing the details about art work we didn't care for. Bring a flash light with you when visiting the miniature boat exhibit. The materials are quite sensitive so they can't be exposed to regular light too frequently, so you'll have to bring your own flash light. Great galleries (some were better than others), just make sure to go on a week day during the evening. Shouldn't take you longer than 2 hours to see everything worth seeing.

A Toronto “must”! Likely one of Canada’s best galleries. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. They have been bringing in some great exhibits which has been generating a lot of foot traffic and interest - with many exhibits selling out quickly. I was there for the infinity mirrors exhibit, and while I would have liked a little bit more time in each of the rooms, overall it was beautifully executed and presented. Will for sure come back!

This modern (new additions have appeared on a semi-regular basis), is the largest in Canada and covers an area of about 11 acres!! The Art Gallery has 90,000 items. In addition to art from many periods [spanning the 1st to 21st centuries], there are works from many geographic regions.... and there are also sculptures and photographs. A major new addition was completed [designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry- who was brought up in this area] in 2008, which increased the viewing area by almost 50%! I hope that this Review has been helpful.