Canada Tourist Spot Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

Tourist Attraction Art Gallery of Ontario

This is one of the top three art galleries in the country, the others being in Ottawa and Montreal. Though not the Louvre, it is excellent, and unless you have a lot of stamina, you’ll need more than one trip to see it all. The arts gallery at 317 Dundas St W, two blocks west of University Ave, houses works (mainly paintings) from the 14^th century to the present. 

There is also a Canadian section and rooms are changing exhibitions, which can sometimes be the highlight of a visit. The AGO is best known for its vast Henry Moore sculpture collection- one room holds about 20 of his major sculptures of the human form.

Travel Places to Visit Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

Travel Place Royal Ontario Museum

Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

The rom Canada museum on the corner of Queen’s Park Ave and Bloor St W is Canada’s largest and has exhibits covering the natural sciences, the animal world, art and archaeology and, broadly, the history of humankind. The royal museum covers five floors, so a visit takes some time.

The collection of Chinese crafts, textiles and assorted arts is considered one of the best anywhere. The Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Etruscan civilizations are also represented.

About the Ontario Place of Canada

Information of Ontario Place

Canada Ontario is rich of tourist attractions. This 40-hectare recreation complex is built on three artificial islands offshore from the Canadian National exhibition (CNE) grounds, 955 Lake Shore Blvd W. the lake- edge setting, spacious design, numerous patios and outdoor activities can make a pleasant summer escape from the hot, crowded downtown streets but the privilege costs you $10. A large, popular children’s play area where you can just let them go nuts is include. Other activities and attractions such as a water park with slides and a wading pool must be paid for separately or a $20 day pass is offered.

The futuristic buildings and parkland contain restaurants, beer gardens, beer gardens, the Molson Amphitheatre for concerts and an IMAX cinema (the Cinesphere), where 70 mm films are shown on a six-storey-high curved screen. The IMAX prices are $7 to $9.