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Free things to do in Toronto
8 museums and landmarks in Toronto are recorded as free entry by OpenStreetMap contributors, and 27 parks, viewpoints and beaches cost nothing by their nature. 7 of them give opening hours.
Contributors marked these as charging no admission. Museums and landmarks only: a zero here is a fact about the place, not an assumption about its kind.
Free by their nature rather than by a tag, so nobody checked these one by one — but a park being free needs no evidence.
Opening hours come from OpenStreetMap and can be out of date. A place is only marked open on Sunday when its record says so plainly.
Free museums — 8 places
- Spadina MuseumSpadina Road 285We-Su 11:00-17:00Open on Sunday
- Gallery ArcturusTu-Fr 12:00-17:30, Sa 11:00-17:30
- Police Museum & Discovery CentreMo-Fr 08:30-16:00
- Cabbagetown Community Arts CentreParliament Street 422
- Lonsdale GallerySpadina Road 408
- Izzy GalleryBay Street 1255Tu-Fr 11:00-18:00; Sa 11:00-17:00
- Bayside Gallery24/7Open on Sunday
- Bau-Xi Gallery
Parks and gardens — 20 places
- Biidaasige ParkCommissioners Street 3924/7
- Allan GardensGerrard Street East 160
- Christie Pits ParkBloor Street West 750
- Canoe Landing ParkFort York Boulevard 9524/7
- Queen's Park
- Love ParkQueens Quay West 96
- Withrow ParkLogan Avenue 725
- Barbara Hall ParkChurch Street 519
- Kempton Howard ParkBlake Street 150
- Coronation ParkLake Shore Boulevard West 711
- St. Andrew's PlaygroundAdelaide Street West 450
- Roundhouse ParkBremner Boulevard 255
- Corktown CommonBayview Avenue 155
- Riverdale Park East
- Grange ParkBeverley Street
- Clarence SquareClarence Square 25
- Cedarvale Park
- Sugar BeachDockside Drive 11
- Trinity Bellwoods ParkDundas Street West 1053
- Little Norway ParkQueens Quay West 659
Viewpoints — 2 places
- The Governor's Bridge Lookout
- Chester Hill Lookout
Beaches — 5 places
- Cherry Beach
- Wards Island Beach
- HTO Beach
- Bayview Beach
- West Landing