Gardiner Museum
Toronto, Ontario · Show on map
Overview
Gardiner Museum is a summer camp in Toronto, Ontario.
Programs listed for this camp: arts.
- Type
- Summer camp
- Programs
- Arts
- Address
- 111 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C7
Google reviews of Gardiner Museum
What reviewers say
Reviewers describe the Gardiner Museum as a smaller, calm and well-curated space with an interesting ceramics and porcelain collection. Families mention activity books, scavenger hunts and games for children, and one family highlighted a hands-on pottery class. Some visitors also praise the guided tours, the free admission on Wednesday evenings, and the renovated first floor, while one reviewer wished the second floor had been updated as well.
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Sheila D.August 2026
I visited on a Sunday around 10:30am. They open at 10:00am. The admission for adults is $18 and $14 for seniors. This museum was a lot bigger than I thought. It was very modern and I liked the way they displayed the art. They also had classical music playing. If you’re a fan of ceramics and porcelain than this is the museum for you. They have classes going on in the lower level. There’s a restaurant on the top level. A gift shop on the main level. And elevators for those who can’t use the stairs. I was there for a little over an hour. Lots of interesting history on the ceramics and pottery
PerezJBJuly 2026
We really enjoyed the Gardiner Museum and the exhibits. They have a couple of activity books for kids, which were great for keeping them engaged, in addition to two interactive games/trivia in the Chinese ceramics exhibit. It was also fun to see the 3D printing of concrete bricks in the temporary installation on the third floor.
Diana M.August 2026
Interesting pottery & porcelain collection - perfect size to visit with little kids. We particularly enjoyed the little pieces of history and explanations next to the various exhibits and the kids enjoyed the scavenger hunts and games /quesfions (part of the guides /brochures at the main entrance). The kids' highlight was the Family Day pottery hands-on class where they got to make their own pottery creations guided by a professional. Neat place to visit and enjoy with kids too.
TJuly 2026
I had a really nice visit to the Gardiner Museum. It’s a smaller museum, but very peaceful and easy to explore without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
The collection of ceramics and pottery was surprisingly interesting, with a lot of unique pieces from different cultures and time periods. I also liked how calm and quiet the space was. It made it easy to really focus on the details of each artwork.
Overall, it was a relaxing and thoughtful experience, and I’d definitely come back again, especially when I want something quieter than the bigger museums in the city.Tracey M.July 2026
Great artworks and exhibits. We luckily stumbled upon this place on a Wednesday, which happens to have free admission after 4pm. Spacious patio seats to bask in the sun.
They have pamphlets on workshops and classes they offer. There is a gift store inside if you want to buy 1 of 1 ceramic artworks.
Located right across the room and very accessible with the subway.DominiqueSeptember 2026
The guided tour was particularly interesting. I really appreciate having a knowledgeable guide who selects a few important and fascinating pieces and takes the time to explain them, rather than trying to see everything. Our guide was excellent, engaging, knowledgeable and very enthusiastic.
A great way to discover the Gardiner Museum !
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Where Gardiner Museum is
111 Queens Park, Toronto, ON M5S 2C7
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