Best places: Art galleries in Canada

👍👍 We definitely liked this place a lot, it has a multitude of articles made by the natives. They have a small museum in their basement, it is not very big but it has interesting things if you want to know a little more about this region and its inhabitants, the art gallery is large and has a good ran...

This spacious museum focused on Canadian art also has global artworks, 2 cafes & a seasonal lounge.

Sprawling park featuring a zoo, conservatory, outdoor theatre, play equipment & other attractions.

Gallery set amid 40 acres of woodland, offering works from the Group of 7 & other Canadian artists.

Modern center with a gallery of local art & a museum dedicated to natural & cultural history.

Modern destination offering a range of theatre, music, comedy & lectures in a large stylish space.

👍👍 A fantastic little coffee shop with a cozy interior, ample outdoor seating, and delicious food and beverages! The pre-made breakfast sandwiches, with the potato and egg bake, were so tasty and filling. And the latte and hot chocolate were amazing as well. We will definitely be returning soon!

Serene, modern space hosting a wide range of contemporary & traditional Japanese cultural events.

👍👍 Angelo made buying art a pleasure. Very quick email and telephone responses. Easy payment arrangements. Art showed up well packaged, in pristine condition and door to door delivery in less than 24 hours. Would gladly do business in the future.

Restored 1920s movie palace now featuring live performances, including concerts, dance & theatre.

👍 Awesome space with great food and drinks! Super friendly staff but if you get stuff to go always double check the bag. Got the wrong items twice now which is a bummer.

👍 Went with friends and family. The entire building is a modern work of art. The esker gallery is a beautiful gallery that encourages the diversity and unique contemporary art style.

Opened in 1959, this museum features British, Canadian & First Nations art, plus a sculpture garden.

👍 This place is pretty interesting. You can get to see unique sculptures not too far from each other. It actually made my 3yo daughter curious and ended up walking the entire trail because she was excited to see what kind of art she's going to encounter next. You can easily spend about an hour in this...

Cosy, bohemian hub featuring a wine bar & locally sourced plates, plus a bookshop & a bottle shop.

Sleek gallery with paintings, sculptures & photos by Canadian artists, including the Group of Seven.

Fresh local seafood highlights the menu of this bistro & bar set amid scenic gardens & art displays.

😐 I can see where the charm can be, but my experience is different. Service was slow and the pricing was outrageous. It's a place if you have money to toss around and feel hip. Don't get me wrong, I'm used to Toronto, but it felt like it was trying hard to be a bar close to one. It was dirty inside, c...

🫤 Tasting fee is $10.00/person (for 5 pours) and they require payment right when you walk in. You get a $10.00 coupon which you can apply to a purchase of a bottle. Interestingly, we found it's cheaper to buy several of their bottles at the Wine and Beyond store in town. - Rosé - Pinot grigio - Woop...

Funky, modern diner-gallery with Asian eats such as small plates, hot pots, dumplings & bento boxes.