In visionary Toronto, art doesn’t simply exist on white walls-it lives and breathes. Don’t miss the Thomson Collection, the most significant private collection of Canadian art in the country, and the McLean Centre for Indigenous & Canadian Art. Boasting more than 100,000 pieces, from contemporary works to classic European masterpieces, it’s also one of the largest art galleries in North America. Keep the party going with drinks at Cry Baby Gallery, a playful speakeasy that fuses street art and mixology.īegin your second day marveling at one of Toronto’s greatest treasures, the Art Gallery of Ontario. Admire an in-house gallery of international artists such as Banksy and Jean-Michel Basquiat while dining on seasonal Italian antipasti and pasta. Next, tour the jaw-dropping building, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Fumihiko Maki, and its collection of ancient jewelry, textile, books, and artwork.Īt dinner, Sofia in Yorkville will satisfy your eye as well as your palate.
MOCA’s current exhibition, Seeing the Invisible, incorporates augmented reality throughout some of Toronto’s public parks, guiding guests through virtual art and nature while addressing themes on the environment, sustainability, technology, and more.Īcross town at the world-renowned Aga Khan Museum, North America’s first museum dedicated exclusively to Islamic arts, start with a feast of cantaloupe gazpacho, green harissa shrimp kebab, and eggplant stew with dill labneh at the onsite restaurant Diwan. Kick off your trip at the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto, a museum and art gallery that believes museums can be culturally and socially useful by fostering active dialogue and celebrating inclusiveness. Explore the property’s boundary-pushing exhibitions and live entertainment, from DJs on the rooftop to poetry readings at Drake Underground, a lounge and performance space. Love us.Check into The Drake Hotel, a stylish hub of art and design that’s also a favorite among local creative types in the boho Queen Street West neighborhood. Like roaches, LA Redditors are everywhere. The more you tell us, the more we can help you!īefore posting an answer, please consider whether you're providing useful information.
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