Reviews of Gardiner Museum (Museum)

JD L

(Translated) I liked the pre-Columbian and contemporary pieces. Good gift ideas at the museum shop. (Original) J'ai bien aimé les pièces précolombiennes et contemporaines. Bonnes idées cadeaux à la boutique du musée.

Alberto Nicanor Rosario Mendez

A complete day of fun! So much to see here. Take a day for it and take it slow. Worth it!

Mohamed ElFar

Well located and has access to subway and 777 Bay St. I.e. Service Ontario

David Pope

Clean, well laid out displays, informative, free on weekends.

yu chen

If you are interested in pottery, china etc, this is the place to be, the exhibits are interesting and you can easily spend several hours here. There is a restaurant upstairs but did look quite expensive. You can purchase a combined ticket for the Bata Shoe Museum and Textile Museum for $20.

Jeanette Tracy

This place was awesome. Beautiful porcelain & ceramics collections. Great experience. Atmosphere was good.

Percy Toop

They offer very good courses in the history of ceramics but undercut their scientific credibility with a new-age spirituality preface.

Peter Wong

Well run place. Like ceramics? This place is for you!

C Chow

Our first time visiting this museum. It's free admission at present, only 2 floors open. Very nice inside, however it is nothing special. Restaurant looks nice but it's not open.

Mohammad Servat

(Translated) Ceramic Museum in Toronto - Gardiner Museum A small museum in front of the Royal Museum - ROM - on 4 floors with basement - containing old and new products from some countries and continents made of ceramic. Clean and tidy and quiet with good ceramic information. Porcelain from Japan and China was on the same floor. The third floor is a place for brain teasers to create an idea and use ceramics to make a personal souvenir. (Original) موزه سرامیک در تورنتو – Gardiner Museum موزه ای کوچک روبروی موزه سلطنتی –ROM-در 4 طبقه با زیر زمین – شامل محصولات قدیم و جدید از بعضی کشورها و قاره ها که از سرامیک ساخته شده اند. تمیز و مرتب و آرام با اطلاعات مناسبی از سرامیک . ظروف چینی از کشورهای ژاپن و چین در یک طبقه بود. طبقه سوم محلی برای بازی فکری ایجاد یک فکر و استفاده از سرامیک ها برای تهیه یادگاری شخصی در آنجا است.

Anita Windisman

Visited today especially for the Ai Weiwei exhibit. Loved this bright and airy museum that houses just ceramics. Has a coffee shop on site with a good view, and a workshop in the basement. They occasionally offer free admittance like today, which kicked off the start of March break. Worth a visit. Parents: I wouldn't suggest this place for kids under 10. They will be bored.

Op

Great architecture, nice resto

Bo Shiun

A nice, small, polished, meticulous museum for all age groups! If you love ceramics, you'd definitely enjoy a visit to Gardiner Museum. Went with my significant other two weeks ago and learned a lot about the evolution of ceramics over the past few centuries. Take advantage of its free admission over the summer when offered.

Brennan Caverhill

Prime location at Bloor & Queen's Park, beautiful building and artefacts, and a decent tour-guide. The best part for elementary students was sculpting clay in the basement with real artists in an awesome studio!

Todd M

If you're into ceramics this is a very interesting place. If not it's still worth a visit.

Rafael PC

(Translated) Well worth a visit (Original) Bien vale la pena dedicarle una visita

Cecilia Steeper

Wonderful well lit with social distancing

Dinh Hong

small but so beautiful museum about ceramics from America to Europe, Asia. Hard to leave the European part in 2nd floor - so beautiful.

Alexa Nicole xo.

The museum itself is kind of lacklustre. Some interesting pieces, but nothing grandiose. The best is the drop in programs. I did a clay making class and it was so much fun and the instructor was really helpful. I'd go again if only for that.

Jean-Paul Audouy

Makes ceramics interesting even if you don’t know much about the subject. The contemporary section is intellectually challenging in a good way. Pre-Colombian ceramics are incredibly moving. The rest is, if less surprising, first class quality.

Melchisedec Pelizer

The museum is very well organized and full of interesting information.

Melchisedec Pelizer

The museum is very well organized and full of interesting information.

TOMA MORIN

Amazing! I can not praise this museum enough! The collections were gorgeous and the visiting shows fascinating! I know I am late to review but Yoko Ono's Riverbed was the best show I saw in 2018! I implore everyone to visit! The gift shop was also fantastic!

Gazalle Ardekani

I came to the museum for the Ai Weiwei exhibit and because it was during their birthday weekend we got to enter for free. There was quite a long line but it was expected because the entrance was free. I was told that the exhibit is short and with few pieces but I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. There were a variety of pieces that would speak to different types of art lovers. The museum also made sure to provide art experts to explain all of Ai’s pieces which added quite a lot more substance. The other floors also had quite a few ceramics and pieces that had great history but of course the main draw was the Ai Weiwei exhibit. I also made plans w friends to come back and enjoy the cafe as it looks very nice and quite an experience in itself.

Rob Lundeen

Quality food. Great service. Good atmosphere. Upscale.

Yishai Levenberg

Pleasant place. Recommended for art lovers.

Jennifer Tang

Nice and quaint museum! I mainly went for the Yoko Ono exhibition, but the entire museum was very well kept, organized, and professional.

Jon Cheng

I saw ad for Free family event on Sunday, but when we get there, we were told adult has to buy ticket for $15 each, then the kids can join.... I don't think this is correct way to attract customer.

Jules Y

Love going to this place for drop-in clay classes! They offer both hand-building and wheel throwing options, though the latter is more popular so you have to get there early to get seats! The museum is great too, although I wish they had more frequent special exhibits

Philip Edmondson

I have been meaning to check this museum out for awhile. We were only there for a couple of hours but it was a fascinating experience. From the central and mesoamerica pottery on the first floor to the detailed history and evolution of European porcelain on the second floor. I may return to try out some of the hands on workshops another time as well.

Emily G

Lovely little museum focused entirely on ceramics. The collection the beautiful. I especially loved the Japanese porcelain exhibit.

Solomon

A wonderful, creative and educational museum for families, individuals and creative folks of all ages. The museum is situated right in the heart of the city of Toronto, at the corner of Bloor Street and Avenue Road. It is right across the street from the world famous ROM (Royal Ontario Museum), and steps aways from opulence of Bloor Street shopping and the glamour and mystique of Yorkville and Hazelton Lanes.

Andrew Tulloch

Always a treat to visit this museum. The 3rd floor usually has contemporary interesting exhibit, last year Yoko Ono and now Ai WeiWei. Closing soon....

Nicole

They have big collections of ceramic.

Rebecca Rivera

Set back from the street, quiet in it's refined facade, this is a museum often passed over and missed. It's well worth a visit. It takes us on a truncated and general tour of ceramics which is interesting, and shows some exceptional examples. For a couple of hours of stimulating respite from the city, this is a perfect choice. **There is a terrific restaurant for a light bright fresh lunch on the upper floor with grand views over the street and the ROM at good prices. It's light-filled space with a vaulted ceiling is relaxing and one of the best off-the-beaten path dining rooms you'll find. Enjoy!!

Ashraful Hoque Bhuiyan

Love the collection of art here

Radu Cureteanu

Pottery, ceramics, interesting stuff! Cool and lovely place!

Lisa Kim

Great collection. Friday is half price!!

Annie Dy Xu

Honestly, this is a wonderful place to visit if you want to spend a few hours diving into ceramics. It's not loud and crowded like the ROM or AGO, and offers you a peaceful space to closely observe these premodern and modern works. The collections are well curated, and it offers you an truly engaging experience with classical music in the background as well. Definitely one of my favourite places in Toronto now!

Nicole

They have big collections of ceramic.

Ian Ballard

A really cool museum with a restaurant that has a piano player. Check it out. The salade nicoise was very nicely done.

6 Kat

The Gardiner Museum is finally getting the recognition that it deserves in Toronto's Art Community. Small but mighty ???? Be sure to put it on this Summer's Bucket List ????

Sam

Gorgeous collection, and great exhibit year round! They also offer clay classes which are super fun and very welcoming for all.

Érika O.

We had a good experience with the family event being held on Sundays. The art exhibition is really interesting. We found the Clay restaurant a bit expensive (good doughnut though).

Benjamin Brenner

Great place, lots of nice things to see, the gift shop is AWESOME and very nice people work there.

Queena zhu

(Translated) Worth a visit (Original) 值得一去

Saad Qasim

Good collection of clay art and porcelain from around the world. Civilizations including South American, North American, Asian and European were included on the first two floors. We didn’t visit the other fours or the basement, since they weren’t open to the public on Wednesdays.

Alisa Prada

(Translated) Nice museum (Original) Неплохой музей

Geoffrey Bercarich

fantastic. clean. functional.

Liam Winegard

A fascinating museum, in a convenient downtown location, that gets limited attention in our big city. Great to see the ancient art especially. Kind of a small museum, and they were changing collections this week so even less was open, but still well worth a visit!

Diana Bar

Cute museum

Ariane Caron-Lacoste

Best 15$ spent on a museum. The tremendous amount of porcelain and ceramic collections, and all the knowledge shared makes this visit appealling for both ignorants and experts on pottery.

jasmin kaur

I can’t believe the number of times I’ve been to the ROM and didn’t even know this gem of a museum existed so close! I went in to see the pieces created by Japneet Kaur and ended up really appreciating how much of the content was Southern American (esp. Peruvian) and south East Asian (esp. Japanese and Chinese). Very clean and low key so you can just have a quite stroll through the place!

Henrys' Vlog

beautiful museum--but toooooo small.

Sara Fung

A truly unique museum where you can learn about the history of ceramics. Not sure how well known the upstairs restaurant is but food looks amazing. You can also book a wedding here. A nice quiet place to go if you are in the area and have about an hour to spare. Cute gift shop in front! P.s. can you please "like" this so I can become a Master Reviewer?

Mai K

(Translated) Welcoming with a lovely rock garden with small trees Not crowded Walk to see casual art About ceramics There is a restaurant above And has a workshop area (Original) ต้อนรับด้วยสวนหินมีต้นไม้เล็กๆน่ารักค่ะ คนไม่พลุกพล่าน เดินชมงานศิลปะสบายๆ เกี่ยวกับงานเซรามิก มีร้านอาหารด้านบน และมีพื้นที่เวิร์คช็อปค่ะ

Nick Passakas

A much more interesting museum than I had originally expected. A couple of exhibits were quite amazing I found beautiful and unique pieces throughout.

Oguz Sarkut

It's a great museum. Every piece is a history.

Alexandre Shimono

When we visited the place was being reformed, so some parts were not available. Overall is a gorgeous building, well located. The instructors for the clay classes were amazing.

Morgan

It's an open secret that the Gardiner is a great alternative to the ROM, especially if you're into ceramics, or not into crowds. Right across from the ROM, it's a smaller, more focused museum that offers great exhibits year round. Top floor is a rotating exhibit, 2nd floor is European/Asian and 1st floor is ancient/contemporary. Saw their 10 different new age Christmas trees last week for the first time which was cute. Definitely worth a visit for locals and tourists alike!

Jomet R Varghese

Good ceramic collection. " we are but clay "

Evan Watson

Small but packed with items,the gift shop is a must.

ady barel

Very recommended I deeply enjoyed

Jeremy Block

The special exhibit with Ai Weiwei was excellent. Particularly the gallery where they put three replicas he had made. A fun museum that isn’t terribly long to work your way through and it’s very modestly priced. Well worth stopping in. The third floor cafe is gorgeous!

Trevor Prosser

Went to see the True Nordic exhibit, which was smaller than I expected but still full of great information and wonderful pieces, both original and contemporary. The rest of the museum is a treasure trove of pottery, and definitely worth the visit!

John Sutton

great museum but they're terrified of copyright infringement. they OK non-flash photography but 98% of the items are behind glass!! in the whole place, there were two exhibits NOT behind glass. it's like watching television.

Oláguer Chacón Maldonado

Very interesting.

Charlotte Elder

I always feel so invigorated and inspired when I leave the Gardiner Museum. The museum has items on three floors, ranging from a wonderful collection of Central/South American pieces to 20th century modern pieces. The restaurant food is yummy, a bit pricey but the food is delicious. Best tip: The drop in classes on Friday and Saturday are both really popular, see their site for details. The sign up system should be going online by end of 2016, I heard (not a moment too soon!) But a great deal to see if you want to see if you're interested before signing up for an actual session. My son and I feel in love with potting with the wheel - so much fun.

Rob Lundeen

A peaceful little gem. Always worth a visit and a sweet shop and cafe too.

Nara Medeiros

So awesome ???? ????

Michael Gfroerer

Honestly, I love the Gardiner Museum because it has an amazing collection including Ancient Olmec (pre-Mayan Central America), 13th Century Chinese porcelain, stunning Renaissance Italian masterpieces to Modern Canadian works. The mood at the Gardiner is just so quiet and pleasant, even on a weekday evening. The Gardiner Museum of Ceramics is like a quiet secret, that takes us to the greatest art from around the world, through time in a city which is often too loud and often ugly.

Mohammad Alsaedi

Small, well kept museum, beautiful porcelain & ceramics collections and interesting sculptures. Informative and polite tour guides. Good opportunities for special exhibitions and events. When you leave this place, you’ll be very inspired. Worth visiting for sure, especially for art lovers in general and ceramic art fans in particular. Parking could be challenging.

Tim Bettridge

I really enjoyed attending the drop in ceramics class here! Beautiful building and friendly staff

Christine Custodio

Canada's National ceramics museum. Three floors of very interesting and beautiful ceramics and porcelain that's not just plates and cups!

Soroush A

Not really entertaining

Jimmy Lu

If you're into ceramics then this is obviously your place to be! Collections from around the world demonstrating the variety of craftsmanship and artistic styles in pottery and beyond!

Anthony Bernstein

The museum was extremely interesting. The volunteer guide was so informative. A must see and thanks for the tour.

Nancy Ferareza

The musuem offers art programs for children and adults. Moreover, the museum showcases a vast amount of ceramic art.

Asna S.

I understand now why other reviewers have called this a hidden gem. I visited the museum on one of their culture days event. The historical pieces are very interesting and you get good bits of history alongside them. I found the design of the museum to be very modern and new age. They have gender neutral washrooms. So much of it is what you expect in a public museum these days. The clay restaurant has great aesthetic and eats, it’s a good break if you get hungry, you don’t have to leave the venue. The gift shop had some work from current artists that was very interesting to me. All in all, I learned a lot and I will be coming back for more. Perhaps one of their clay workshops! They currently also have a moving piece on the murdered and missing indigenous women.

sunny days

Nice ???? ???????? museum It's free on weekends

Margo Toronto

The museum and drop in program is very interesting.However ...What a sick and twisted disrespect for peoples time! To get to program of 2 hours you have to spend 2h 15m on time of a program! Not to mention extra you are paying for parking if you happen to come by car. Recently I had guest out of town with kids And I though if would be fun things to do.We drove from Mississauga 5 of us on Sunday.We had to buy food for kids and find something to entertain them with for 2 hours in between.It was in a middle of the day and it was hard to decide what to do after - everybody where to cranky.Needless to say how horrible I felt with my bright idea of having something different to do. Tickets should be available for purchasing online for people out of town. And with such a busy life - how dare you make people waist so much time waiting in line! Must be a luring Technique from marketing prospective. Great place to waist time.

Maverdick MWO

If you like looking at old dishes on display, you might enjoy this. It was just not for me.

Ангелина Канашникова (Ангелино4ка)

(Translated) I came here to see where my favorite TV series was filmed (Original) Пришла сюда что б посмотреть в каком месте снимался мой любимый сериал

Dave Waddling

Lovely works of art and function. Glassware from the finest makers to beautiful pottery. If either are your thing it's a must see

Anthony Whittingham

A small gem of a collection.

Anthony Whittingham

A small gem of a collection.

Natalia Ourban

Small intimate museum with great collection of ceramics and wonderful exhibitions. Visited it several times and always had a great experience. If you are an art lover, it should be on your to do list.

Jason Redden

From the moment you enter this museum a feeling of calm falls over you.

Shayan

Nice place to visit

Denis Samoylov

A terrific museum, a definite "must visit" for all interested in history of art and trade, as well as global cultures. Great exhibitions, truly nice narration of the pieces, and well-designed thought-through floor planning. The Maya and Aztec collections located on the first floor are unparalleled, and could not be found elsewhere in Toronto. The third floor presents exciting European gallery (as of Nov-Dec 2021, dedicated to Renaissance Venice) with not only earthenware and porcelain, but with various carpentry, toiletries, paintings and city artefacts. Only wish the museum had more convenient visiting hours, since now they are almost exclusively overlapped with most of working adults' business hours.

Mark Bullock

The space is modern and well kept but small. The area available for receptions is also small and good for groups of around 50 people (give or take 10). Prices are very high here for both meals and venue space rental. No available parking included for events or otherwise.

Gordie Hanna

Whether or not you like ceramics and chinaware, this is a must see. They have lots of beautiful ceramic and China pieces. Really enjoyed my visit.

Dr. Zu

Cool little museum of fragile works

Margarita Koroleva

Interesting museum. Good for family evening or weekend destination. Not as huge as ROM, so you won't be tired after it. The museum has many interesting thematic exibitions. If you are tired you have an opportunity to have a rest and eat something in the cafe on top floor with amaizing street view.

Robin Kang

Pottery classes were fun and easy Edit: we came back to paint our pieces 2 weeks after.

Matthew Yantha

This is truly a beautiful museum. The ceramic artwork is stunning. A must vist.

captain hyderabad

Place needs more variety and the items from more different parts of the world needs more information on the displayed items overall a great place to be they also offer pottery classes and they have restaurant on the top floor which has limited timing its half price on Wednesday and is open late on Wednesday

Grace Alfie

The pottery section is of real fun

Samuel Ouga

Good collection. Got to go back

Stephenn Quaglia

Visited a number of times to see installations and shows . It's a cool place to chill. Some of the shows are stimulating. Gift shop worth visit. Modern architecture. Go.

Mary Jane Braide

A peaceful little gem. Always worth a visit and a sweet shop and cafe too.

Michael Marian

Went to a wedding here. Fine ceramic art gallery

Atherley Arts - Meg Leslie

So inspiring!

Patrick Fisher

Incredible ceramics collection with artifacts from around the world, documenting thousands of years of the craft

David Bach

Always a fantastic place to learn more about pottery, ceramics and clay making. The facilities are top notch and so are the exhibits

leon vickers

Unusual museum. Got taken here by my other half on a day out. Was not too bad if you are arty.

Lisa Truong

Great place to bring your kids!!

Anna S

0 star for inflexible class policies and customer service. Security was very rude. Instructors were very nice however but it was just off putting when the receptionist treats you badly. Wouldn’t go back and recommend anymore. Better off supporting programs at AGO or ROM.

Julia Tian

Very friendly staffs! Ceramic workshop is fun, although the way to get ticket is not... Come early to get your ticket, the line is pretty long.

Jeniffer Vieira

They do clay pottery workshops downstairs great for families or large groups

Karishma Sinha

It’s not about the location, as much as it’s about the people. The energy of professionals having a purpose and tasks to accomplish makes a fundraiser a success. As always a sprint plan, schedules as well as teams being told what is expected differentiates an agile team from a not agile - youth volunteer team. Successful fundraiser. The location is art friendly. There is a prayer room for Jews, and other religions. The place accommodates people from various backgrounds.

Hanna

Great smaller gallery with a focus on ceramics. Never too busy and staff is always friendly. The special exhibitions are always great, showcasing art from internationally recognized artists.

RSH DVP

A calm environment with historical, artistic and cultural exhibits. Relaxing music while you learn and discover.

Vartan Ghazarian

Great place to visit and teach kids and adults about clay history

zazi neg

A wonderful well displayed exhibition of Venetian glass and ceramic from the 15th and 16th century.

Yu Chi Lin

The museum and the arts are beautiful but the old lady staff from gift shop is so RUDE! My mom bought a pearl necklace here but honestly I would not suggest anyone come here again.

Liz Goslin

Is a great museum, you need more than one day to look at everything

I da

Nice little place with lots of items. I enjoyed the guided tour & the clay making videos.

Simon Yiu

(Translated) Unimaginable, this museum is rich in exhibits, and it is a good place to like to see art ceramics (Original) 想像不到,這博物館展品丰富,是喜歡看艺術陶瓷之好去處

Queena Huang

A very diverse collection from different time periods and cultures. Modern and ancient. A great place to have a quick visit.

The Prince of Acre

The museum was very interesting, it had many interesting sculptures in it. It also had lots of different pieces of ceramics in it, Don't let the size of the building its located in fool you on how packed it is. The only reason I gave it a four star insted of a five is because I felt that the price of adult admission was a bit to expensive. Admission for people aged 18 and under was for free, which was nice though.

Sara N

It was great to spend time with my mom and look at beautiful antiques, It was 2 months ago so it was quite , just a few few more people

Lera Gorokhova

Unexpected moments in museum.

Sue Hodgson

The Venetian exhibit was beautiful and lunch there was a delightful treat in their big airy dining room.

Mike Salter

A superb collection.

Mike Salter

Lovely Space for drop-in classes. This area is a little challenging for parking, if you can, I would avoid bringing a car - totally manageable, still.

S Hanson

Nice museum displaying items from different era and parts of the world.

T Vollmer

Really nice museum but they have a plaque saying they are trying to be less racist. I don't like the virtue signaling. Either give their works of art or proceeds back to victims or stop with the empty talk wokeism

Hamdan Ali

Great loved working with clay at the clay studio... fun for the little one

Ann Marie Amoroso

Excited

Ann Marie Amoroso

Love the collection of art here

Moriah Forbes

Such a nice museum went and staff were nice made a little clay penguin .They are very clear with instructions.

Harry Bradley

The Gardiner Museum is a hidden gem in the city of Toronto. It has a collection of pottery, sculptures and other ceramics, spanning different places and times. It's not as big as the ROM across the street, but it is very interesting and definitely worth a visit.

Mohamed Saleh

Drop in classes tickets are not sold fairly. Online ticketing is flawed/rigged. Tried on multiple occasions. Countdown goes to 0 at 10am and the page already shows tickets as sold out.

Rich

I stopped in here on a whim while I was visiting Toronto. It's a cool little museum dedicated to the ceramic arts ranging from ancient indigenous American pottery to the modern. Unfortunately, they did not have a special exhibit going on while I was there, but there was plenty of things to see in permanent exhibits. Definitely worth checking out if you have a few hours to spare.

Fong Ho

Convenient by public transport. Interesting shows all year round. Free WiFi. Free cloak room. Free trial pottery class twice a week.

Santiago Vega

Lovely Space for drop-in classes. This area is a little challenging for parking, if you can, I would avoid bringing a car - totally manageable, still.

Sangwon Lee

(Translated) There are many beautiful ceramics. (Original) 아름다운 도자기가 많이 있습니다.

R L

Drop-in pottery sessions (when they were available) were great. Lots of people though so need to book early.

Carol Schell

Lots of great ceramic pieces. A diversion from the bigger museums.

Cassandra Griffin

Amazing ceramics collection! Classes and drop-in times are offered here with highly qualified teachers for people who want to try. Beautiful gift-shop and excellent lecturers.

Nataliya V

I enjoyed the porcelain collection. As well as atmosphere inside, lovely cafe, gift shop and a bird clay experience!))

Sushil Ghanekar

Worth visiting the place

Leo

Inflexible class policies

C CHEN

(Translated) Ai WEI WEI Special exhibition `` Unbroken '' during the Jardine Museum in Toronto "No compromise". It is currently a very famous and controversial Chinese contemporary artist, often causing issues in art galleries around the world. The ceramic "sunflower melon seeds" was one of the promotional spots exhibited by Ai Weiwei. The museum displays many porcelains from thousands of years ago, which is quite fascinating. It is highly recommended to visit. (Original) 艾未未 Ai WEI WEI 多倫多賈丁納博物館期間特展「Unbroken」 「不妥協」。 是目前非常有名同時爭議也很大的中國當代藝術家，常常在世界各地的美術館引起議題。 陶瓷「向日葵瓜子」此前是艾未未展覽的宣傳點之一。 博物館館內展示了許多幾千年前的瓷器，相當令人著迷，非常建議來參觀。

Whitney Gong

(Translated) The special exhibition in Jodhpur, including 4 centuries of royal art, paintings, decorative arts and jewelry, is a wonderful journey through Indian culture and history, well worth the extra few dollars to enter. Equally impressive are the European and Asian sectors. The whole family has a lot to do, but remember that if you enter with a city pass, you have to pay a few extra dollars for special exhibits. (Original) 在焦特布尔的特别展览，包括4个世纪的皇家艺术、绘画、装饰艺术和珠宝，是一次穿越印度文化历史的奇妙之旅，很值得花额外的几美元进入。同样令人印象深刻的是欧洲和亚洲板块。全家有很多事要做，但是请记住，如果你持城市通行证进入，你必须为特殊展品额外支付几美元。

John Cher

Really good museum. When I was visiting the admission was free as well!

adam thom

If you like ceramics, you will love this place. Good displays. Lots to see. If you have extra time, you should check this place out.

Andrea WITT

Gardiner Museum is a wonderful place to visit. Very fascinating and unique museum. Beautiful collections and interesting sculptures. There is an upstairs restaurant and food looks amazing.

Simon-Peter Daley

A fantastic ceramics collection, very accessibly presented for all age groups. The tour guide was very insightful, informative and engaging. Friday late afternoon into evenings are also half price admission.

Mariam Yousuf

The family loved it...we got an opportunity to make things with Clay. And the museum had 3 floors and there was also a scavenger hunt for kids to keep them entertained.

Michelle J.H

very nice museum

Ming H

Nice and clean

K I

Overpriced for the collection is shows. There is no staff to enforce behavior of visitors. I witnessed a visitor talking on a phone with speaker on for 15 min straight. The only cashier present didn't do a thing even after I complained about it.

Andrew Thomas

Inflexible class policies

may c

This review is for the shop. Perfect service, very friendly staff who go out of the way to help me choose my favourite piece. they also wrapped up my purchase very well when i told them i was taking back home on a plane. thank you!

Jean Bilz

Extremely disappointed in the last TWO years Tree display *note the absence of "Christmas" Although clever and artistic the essence of the season was totally missing!

Benjamin

Visited during Nuit Blanche. The clay sculptures on display were amazing. Will be going back for a sculpting class.

Maria Santos

Small but very well organized and interesting, ceramic, pottery and porcelain item

Daniel Botsko

Never been inside, but the head statue outside is my favourite art piece in the city ????

Roman

Great museum. Once again fascinating how someone’s passion created such a beauty. Probably museum is more interesting for adults, than kids. But check online for their activities. We enjoyed family day clay master-class. If you wish you could take a rest in their restaurant located on the third floor. It has beautiful view to ROM. The staff is super friendly and nice! We’ve enjoyed our stay!

coco gen

Nice small museum located not far from the ROM. Went on a friday after 4pm and admission is 50% off 4-9 pm on fridays which is a bonus. Although small it takes time as lots of beautiful things to look at and read about. Was not crowed and was able to take our time at a relaxed pace.