Experience the rich architecture, history, and public spaces of Toronto at Doors Open Toronto, happening on May 25 and 26.
Explore over 150 unique sites across the city, including hidden gems not usually accessible to the public. Engage in informative talks and captivating walking tours, as detailed on the event’s official website.
From art studios to churches to historic landmarks like City Hall, Doors Open offers a peek behind closed doors at some of Toronto’s most intriguing treasures.
The theme for 2024 is “hidden histories,” inviting visitors to uncover untold stories throughout the weekend.
History enthusiasts can visit various churches, the fascinating Bata Shoe Museum showcasing footwear evolution, and the historic Campbell House from 1822, the oldest surviving home from the Town of York.
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Engage in enlightening panel discussions covering topics such as the Port Lands, architectural history, and notable resident stories. Learn how to research the history of your home and community in one of the informative sessions.
Toronto’s iconic City Hall will welcome visitors for tours of the Mayor’s Office, Council Chambers, and the breathtaking views from the 27th floor Observation Deck.
Join free walking tours led by local guides through vibrant Toronto neighborhoods, exploring themes like aviation history, mural art, and the historic St. Lawrence district.
Sites will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days, with exceptions as noted on the official Doors Open Toronto website.
Inaugurated in 2000, Doors Open Toronto was the first of its kind in North America, as highlighted on the website.
