Aga Khan Museum

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Host your next event at the Aga Khan Museum, one of Toronto’s newest architectural gems.With six distinctive locations to choose from, all in one spectacular venue, the Aga Khan Museum provides a unique destination for both intimate and larger gatherings. With its exceptional Permanent Collection, striking architecture, dramatic public areas, and open spaces, the Aga Khan Museum offers a spectacular venue for business cultivation, seminars, dinners, receptions of all kinds, and fundraising events. The wide range of spaces available for elegant entertaining includes a 350-seat auditorium, a room inspired by a Persian salon, a stone-tiled, glass-enclosed courtyard, garden and patio areas, and a Patrons' Lounge that boasts panoramic views of Toronto. The Museum site also features the Aga Khan Park, which was designed by Vladimir Djurovic, in the style of traditional chahar bagh (four-part gardens). The Park is 6.8 hectares in size and includes five granite-lined reflecting pools and plantings of serviceberry, Star Magnolia, River Birch, and Weeping Cherry trees.

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  • AccessNow Verified Review: Touchless automatic double doors at the entrance of the Aga Khan Museum ensure a welcoming start. While the ticket counter might be a bit high, staff are accommodating and complementary admission for attendants is also available here. Elevators near the entrance and bistro provide access to multiple levels. Hallways and exhibit areas are generally spacious. Exhibits vary from low-lit to brightly lit spaces, accommodating diverse preferences and sensitivities. All museum spaces are quiet, unless otherwise noted due to an audio or video exhibit. Guided tours by museum staff are available at specific times for deeper exploration and accessibility. The Bellerive room houses a permanent ceramics collection, enriched by an online audio guide accessible via the museum's website or QR code. Adjacent to the coat check on ground level, you will find the accessible washrooms including a spacious family-style accessible washroom with automatic features, barrier-free sink and tilted mirror. Elevate your dining experience at the on-site restaurant at ground level near the main entrance. The breathtaking gardens are accessible, though certain pathways have an uneven gravel surface. Somewhat manageable with mobility devices, navigating some paths is tricky. Four outdoor accessible parking spots are near the entrance, along with underground accessible parking as an alternative option. Clearances for ramps ensure ease of access. Parking is paid at $10 a day.
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