Aga Khan Museum & its reflecting-pool courtyard
A serene white-granite museum of Islamic art with formal gardens and pools, one of Toronto's most beautiful buildings, rarely crowded.
- Where: Aga Khan Museum, Don Mills, Toronto
- Ages: 6+
- Cost: Low cost
- When: Open year round
- Good for: museum, art, architecture, hidden gem, gardens, quiet
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