RBR Development Associates Ltd., Art Gallery of Ontario Program Reviews

It is a beautiful museum in Toronto full of interesting exhibits and interesting architecture

Excellent special exhibit. Wonderful echibits inclyding Canada's Group of 7 as well as a large collection of Canadian artist, William Kurelek. A great way to spend an afternoon once a month or more.

At AGO we find Art, both inside and outside the Gallery. The building itself is a separate spectacle, reminiscent of an ocean liner seen from afar. Outside the Gallery are phenomenal sculptures, as well as a shop that offers a variety of souvenir options.

Beautiful art gallery with works from loads of artists I'd never heard of I wish I'd have had more time available to spend there, but I'll visit again.

My favourite place in the city. With the 35$ annual pass, it's the perfect sanctuary.

Great place for young children. Has a fantastic play area for kids and tables to eat at. Bathrooms are not conveniently located though. Should be near the area where the vending machines are. But it's fine.

An incredible monument for our city. Great general gallery and wonderful exhibitions. Staff are not concierge. Be mindful of renewal calls, they are done by third party and make sure you get your deal in writing.

Always the best and most current exhibits. The building itself is stunning with contributions from the great Frank Gehry!!

Love the AGO, I always enjoy their exhibitions and collections. Would be great if they had 1 or 2 additional main exhibitions per year tho, I feel like its a long wait until the next one.

Been here twice. Delicious food, served fast and the price is fair. really neat place for a quick but tasty Japanese dish!

Took the tour Mya was fantastic, and very helpful about the renovation (and the collections). Down by the Henry Moore!

Spectacular gallery. The European collection is nice, but the Canadian collection on the second floor is very impressive. Prominent placement of the group of seven and Tom Thomson along with good descriptions make for an enjoyable experience through Canadian art history.
The architecture is also beautiful, the atrium, main hall and the level two cafe are highlights.
Make sure you stop for a coffee on the second floor, just to sit and enjoy.

The Guillermo Del Toro Exhibit was really great - I enjoyed it and found it to be incredibly detailed. The content got you right in the gut - good work!

Wonderful permanent collection of Canadian and international artists all in a very cool space!

For all of your 25 and under, go and get your free annual pass ASAP! It's a promo going on at the AGO for the next few months. There are a lot of really cool exhibits to see! Of course, the Yayoi Kusama, which is a permanent exhibit was one of the highlights for my friend and I. @roamwithros

I fell in love with this gallery from the moment I first saw it. The collections are amazing, although the architecture is my favourite part. My two favourite exhibits here were Infinity Mirrors and the Guillermo del Toro exhibit.

Great place to spend a night out with friends or date.

One of the most exquisite places in Toronto for historical art.. world famous works are displayed here

Guillermo Del Toro Exhibit in Jan 2017 was unbelieveable!

Fun night out and remember free Wednesday 6 to 9 pm. Nothing to lose

As always, the AGO was impressive. I visited the Anthropocene exhibit and it was beyond expectation. A membership to this gallery is definitely worth the money.

Wonderful gallery in Canada. Backpacks (of any size) are not allowed so you have to leave them in the coat check. On a busy day, prepare to spend up to 20 mins waiting in line. Save the time by using the other (hidden!) coat check, located downstairs (get there with the staircase located past the gift shop). It usually has much shorter lineups. Or forego the backpack altogether. All tours are very interesting and informative, but some (and not necessarily the 2 pm, main tour) go way above and beyond, lots of depth in art, gallery architecture, history, etc.

The interior is as amazing as the exhibitions themselves

Impressive, a huge art center, 5 floors, dozens of expositions. Contemporary art of Canada and not only, at times, very strange :) but I advise you to visit here, enjoy the art of modern figures. To get around all the halls, it takes about two hours, or even more, so, be sure to have time and patience)

loved it...kids actually want to go back. go figure

I'm not much of an art person, but this was still a cool place to visit.

Even for those who know nothing about art, it it fascinating to learn about the history and inspiration behind many of the paintings.

a creative mainstay in the heart of the bustling city of Toronto, Ontario, the AGO is a fabulous place to spent time year round viewing the most amazing artifacts, art masterpieces, and cultural treatures from across the globe, from the ancient past to the present. The AGO is located at the corner of Dundas Street West and McCall Street, next to the Ontario College of Art and Design.

Had the opportunity to check out the wonderful exhibit called infinity mirrors. An incredible display of art and hope they have more installations like this one!!

It was cool. I wouldnt really go again art isnt my thing i think

I was there for First Thursdays with DMC! DMC was all right, nothing special but the atmosphere for a Thursday night was fantastic. Great time. Too bad I am missing October's first Thursday :( .

One of my favourite places to go in Toronto...amazing place, great atmosphere and continuously changing exhibits. Member events are an added bonus and make the annual membership more than worth it.

Beutifull museum with a wide variety of art, from modern, contemporary, historical and native.

Always has the most stunning exibits as well as a beautiful permanent collection

Spent the afternoon here with my daughter on a tour it was my best time here. The lady giving us the your was very knowledgeable about the art she was showing us.
Was a pleasure being there to see the wonderful exhibits and learning some new things. The AGO is a must go family outing great for every one.

A great destination in the heart of old Chinatown, the AGO easily fits into an excursion into a very walkable part of Toronto on a Sunday.

There are some stunning pieces there but also some serious headscratchers, typical of any gallery devoted to modern art. The exhibition could have been more interesting if it was more informative and educational.

Tons of art. Cool stairs. Infinity Mirrors are coming permanently and they will be the dopest. Also free for teachers. Respek.

Had wonderful time with my brother in Christ. God bless. A.

I love the AGO, my favorite is the model ship collection in the basement. Even though admission is steep there are many options in Toronto for residents to get free passes, such as the public library!

Large museum with several sections to explore. What I liked the most was the special part of the infinite mirror of the yayoi kusama. You can only stay for a minute in there, but it was worth it.

Awesome Canadian art exhibit on second floor, Group of Seven. The espresso bar on the second floor overlooking the street is so cool, would almost go there just for that!

The AGO was a treat - an afternoon well spent! We visited the Ed Burtynsky Anthropocene exhibit & was moved by the magnitude of the work!

Always love this gallery. Wonderful place to get a little culture. Favourite are the boats on the bottom level. Sadly the red room is not showing.

Allow half a day to go through all the rooms. Access to the 4th and 5th floors is complicated: ask a guard how to get there. The museum has a fine collection of Canadian arts, including an impressive collection of paintings by Cornelius Krieghoff on landscapes of Lower Canada as well as other paintings on the full battles of Abraham from 1760.

Best experience ever. Thank you for the guided visite. It makes the difference

Great exhibits and it's a place you have to visit at least once especially if you are a tourist

Atmosphere is relaxed and emotional at the same time! Extraordinary place, worth visiting!

Just came from permanent Kusama Infinity Room. Wonderful!!

Went to the Guillermo del Toro exhibit there and was honesy pretty skeptical at first. I really enjoyed it by the end though and definitely interested in going again for another exhibit

Love the gift shop / book store here. The activity center / maker space downstair is interesting and great for kids.

Group of 7 nice exhibit. Cafe disappointing. Generic food.

Free on Wednesday nights. Join a tour and just take in the arts. Take the elevator to the top and come down using the signature staircase.

Wheelchair accessible good place to see some Kool pictures

Free guidance and tour every hour.interesting collection!!

The fascade is supposed to look like a fish! Extensive Canadian art with interesting special exhibits. Wednesday evening admission is free.

Awesome place to check, got a free annual pass for under 25!

Amazing selection and beautiful architecture. One of the best paid attractions in Toronto. Great place for a date!

The exhibit was absolutely exquisite! I went through it with a fine-tooth cone and read every single little detail about every single painting sketch Etc and was just enthralled buy it all! I have since bought a yearly pass and I'm sure that I will be enjoying it to the utmost. Thank you for bringing Ruben to the Art Gallery of Ontario! It is really worth seeing.

Beautiful space. Come ready to spend to spend a few hours if you want the most out of it. I particularly enjoyed the modern and native art pieces.

Incredible resource for those in the City. Take advantage of free nights and newly discounted memberships to discover a world class collection.