This museum is going through a major renovation. For $5 per person, we were disappointed. I would say there were about 5 exhibits on two floors, each one was about 1 room (maybe two). There just isn't much there. They are supposed to be showing an Ansel Adams exhibit later in the month that probably would be worth the money,... more

Small gallary with nothing much to see.......car park beside the gallery was flat $15. Parked at the meter across the street for a hour but only used 15 minutes of it. more

Only one interesting small gallery and that was a temporary exhibit during the major renovations taking place. Not worth a visit until rebuild completed in 2008. more

I was in Toronto overnight on a Thursday and read that the AGO was open until 9PM that eve (and, I think, Wed eve as well?). I knew that the museum was almost entirely closed down save for the Catherine the Great exhibit and the Henry Moore sculptures... but what great way to spend 1-2 hours! The staff was very... more

the museum is undergoing construction and renovations. They have a few peices on display on the first floor and the sculpture gallery open on the third floor. I was extremely disappointed that after paying $8 I saw everything in like an hour. I generally love visiting musuems and can spend lots of time in them, but they really didn't have... more

The AGO is under a massive renovation most of the art exhibits are closed the admission was free. I can't wait to return and see the new designed AGO by Frank Gehry. more

As an artist born in Europe, I was impressed by Art Gallery of Ontario. Here you can find many masterpieces. Building itself very convinient and stuff fantastic! Visit AGO, if you have a chance. Artist Mark Kazavchinski more