If you’re a passionate museum dweller visiting Toronto, you’ll have to cash out a lot of money to visit its top museums. Admission prices tend to be pretty high, but there are ways you can visit the leading museums in this Canadian metropolis free of charge.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Art lovers visiting Toronto must make time for the Museum of Contemporary Art, and you don’t even have to spend a dime to do so if you show up at the right time. The ground floor can be visited free of charge, but you can also check out the rest of the collection for free on the first Sunday of each month—just make sure to pre-book your ticket!
Art Gallery of Ontario
A visit to Toronto is incomplete if you fail to check out the largest art gallery it has in store. The Art Gallery of Ontario is still staying true to its long-standing tradition of opening its door for free, every Wednesday from 6-9 pm. The free tickets are usually released on Monday and you have to book them online so you wouldn’t lose your spot.
Gardiner Museum
Gardiner Museum is a privately owned museum with around 4,000 pieces of ceramic art on its premises. It’s also open to the public every Wednesday, between 4-9 pm. Students, children, and friends of the museum can visit it free of charge at any time.