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  • 1. Gibson House Museum

    Elegant 1851 Georgian farmhouse (see Gibson House Museum).

  • 2. Mackenzie House

    Home of Toronto’s first mayor (1834) (see Mackenzie House).

  • 3. Toronto’s First Post Office

    A historic museum and working post office (see Toronto’s First Post Office).

  • 4. Ydessa Hendeles

    World-class collection of works by international contemporary artists.

  • 5. Hudson’s Bay Company Gallery

    Unrivaled collection of Group of Seven paintings (see Hudson’s Bay Company Gallery).

  • 6. Redpath Sugar Museum

    Next door to a refinery, it tells the history of sugar production.

  • 7. Campbell House

    Oldest remaining building (1822) in the city (see Campbell House).

  • 8. University of Toronto Art Centre

    Works by Picasso and Matisse, tucked in University College.

  • 9. Toronto Police Museum and Discovery Centre

    Interactive displays, fascinating police artifacts, and exhibits chronicling infamous crimes.

  • 10. CBC Museum

    Celebrates the people and programs of Canada’s national broadcaster.

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