Merge onto Gardiner Expy E.
Use any lane to turn left onto Lower Spadina Ave/Spadina Ave.
Continue to follow Spadina Ave.
Turn right onto Dundas St W.
The AGO is at the corner of Dundas Street and Beverley Street on your right side.
Take the Avenue Road S exit.
Continue on Avenue Rd. Drive to Dundas St W.
Turn right onto Dundas Street West and you will soon see the AGO at the corner of Dundas and McCaul on your left side.
Follow ON-427 S and Gardiner Expy E to Lower Spadina Ave/Spadina Ave in Old Toronto.
Take the Spadina Ave. exit from Gardiner Expy E.
The St. Patrick stop on the Yonge-University-Spadina line is the closest stop to the AGO entrance. It is 3 blocks from University or a 5 minute walk.
The closest accessible stop is Queen's Park (College Street) or Osgoode (Queen Street).
Exit the subway station and walk west on Dundas St W towards Simcoe Street.
You will pass the Village by the Grange building on the left.
At McCaul Street, you will see the AGO on the left hand side.
Visit the TTC website for transit maps and schedules.
If you're taking the 505 Dundas streetcar from the east, get off at McCaul Street. If you're arriving from the west, get off at Beverley Street. The streetcar stops are located conveniently right in front of the AGO.
If you are arriving on the 510 Spadina streetcar from the north or south, get off at Dundas Street and walk east along Dundas. You will see the AGO on the right hand side when you reach Beverley Street. It is 3 blocks from Spadina or about a 5 minute walk.
Walk west on Dundas Street and you will see the AGO on the left hand side when you reach McCaul Street (3 blocks past University Avenue). The walk is about 10 minutes.
Walk north on John Street to where it ends at the south edge of Grange Park.
As you walk through the park you will see the new, tinted-titanium-and-glass four-storey south wing.
Head west to Beverley Street or east to McCaul Street to enter the building on Dundas Street.
Several bicycle racks are located at the corner of Dundas and Beverley Street. Bicycles are parked at the owner's risk.
There is a Bike Share Toronto dock on the west side of the AGO, on Beverly St. Visit the Bike Share Toronto website for bike pricing and availability.
Visit http://toronto.bestparking.com to find parking options nearby.
Visit Motor Coach and Bus Parking Information for Toronto for further information on parking for charter buses.
Come as often as you’d like and enjoy discounts and complimentary services like coat check.
Please Note: Pricing for Special Exhibitions includes General Admission.
Our current Special Exhibition is Impressionism in the Age of Industry: Monet, Pissarro and more. Book tickets now.
The AGO offers complimentary General Admission to all Indigenous Peoples.
Free admission to our collection galleries every Wednesday from 6-9 pm is a longstanding tradition. To avoid long queues, arrive after 6 pm and refrain from bringing backpacks. Special exhibitions are discounted during Free Wednesday Nights! Book your tickets in advance.
Learn how to visit for free!
The AGO now accepts payment from WeChat Pay and Alipay. Visitors are invited to use the apps onsite to pay for tickets, events, food and shopping. As always, the AGO accepts cash, debit and credit.
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Professional Learning for Educators, Exclusive Teacher Events, Teachers' Access Program (TAP), and more.
Courses & Workshops – All year long!
Whether you’ve never picked up a paintbrush or you’ve studied art for years, the AGO has a course for you. The Anne Tanenbaum Gallery School offers a broad range of courses in a fun and supportive environment that includes access to our galleries for added inspiration.
Courses and workshops are offered for all ages, including babes and families, children and youth.