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Aga Khan Museum
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Sunnybrook - York Mills, Toronto
"Really nice place to get an idea about Muslim culture and heritage."(3 Tips)
"culture without paying anything."(3 Tips)
"pyramid building across from the aha khan museum."(2 Tips)
"The landscaping and architecture are incredible."(2 Tips)
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Kim Kaye RocamoraJuly 14, 2016I like the architecture and how they manage to keep the museum clean. I also like their Free Wednesday admission cause it makes people know more about another culture without paying anything.- Joanna SableJuly 21, 2015This is such a hidden gem. The landscaping and architecture are incredible. A very lovely elegant restaurant that serves food from all lands that have large population of Muslims= great eats
Get a tour of the Ismail centre while you are in the neighbourhood. You need to book the tour in advance.
- Tz KMarch 12, 2020Really nice place to get an idea about Muslim culture and heritage. Free board games available to play with friends!
Ami H.May 12, 2022Wednesday nights are FREE from 4–8 pm. Limited tickets are available at 9 am each Wednesday. Check website to book in advance.
kristine mcclellandJuly 17, 2016So beautiful. If you don't have time to see the whole museum, you MUST see the worship center in the pyramid building across from the aha khan museum.
RTWgirl ArnetteJune 28, 2015This place is absolutely stunning inside and out. A bit far but worth the journey
AlfaifyFebruary 3, 2017Many collections from different eras, and a section for Syria history through time.
Julia LancNovember 8, 2018A museum located in North Toronto that showcases the knowledge, history and art of Muslim civilizations.
AshleyDecember 13, 2017They have a parking lot (you have to pay though) and it's free admission on Wednesdays from 4-8 pm.
Ebrahim BandookwalaAugust 9, 2016Impressive private collection! Prayer pyramid is off limits for non-agakhanis. Parking is expensive at 10$!
Akhter PremjiNovember 12, 2016AmazingRare collection that would be a lifetime or more to collect.Great compilation of Islamic art, culture and history
Fayaz KarimNovember 2, 2015Great museum, nicely built building and peaceful park outside the museum.
Gabriel SeahOctober 9, 2019Not a very big collection, nor that spectacular, but very well presented. Still, not worth the full price - come on Wednesday afternoon/evening when it's free
Mahrukh HakimSeptember 29, 2014Check out the timings for the guided tours before going, it's best to take that option.
Ramin HossainiFebruary 17, 2016Lovely staff, and lots of history but their pricing needs work (it's too expensive for what you get)
Han LyJanuary 26, 2018The open space is spectacular but nothing much happening inside. Parking is expensive - 10$ flat rate.
Les collections tout comme l'architecture sont vraiment à couper le souffle
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The Aga Khan Museum is the first museum in North America devoted to Islamic art and it was founded by His Highness the Aga Khan.
Closed until 10:00 AM (Show more)
- Tue, Thu–Sun
- 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Wed
- 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
(647) 478-8650
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