Aga Khan Museum

There are some interesting artifacts and collections from all over the world in the museum. The display was excellent and the collection was well maintained. Especially the Moon artwork - it's a special category!

It's really popular nowadays to date in museums. You can show off your knowledge reserve or explore this unknown space at your own pace. By the way, you can take some pictures to show your love.

Aga Khan Museum (Aga Khan Museum), established by the Shiite leader of Islam, Aga Khan IV. Permanently exhibits art and antiques from Aga Khan's private collection. It is hailed by the Globe and Mail as a "world-class Islamic art showroom". 🍒 Address: 77 Wynfork Dr, North York, ON has no direct subway access, you can take bus 32 and 100 to the entrance of the museum. The parking lot outside the door charges 10 knives, regardless of the time. 🍅 Charge: 20 knives for adults and 10 knives for children. At 9:00 am every Saturday, all major libraries in Toronto send free tickets to the development hall, first come first served. I got the pass of Aga Khan Museum, and I can enter the second-year and second-year free admission. 🍉 Designer of the museum: Aga Khan is a world-renowned architectural sponsor, and hired two famous architects, Yu Wenxuan, winner of the Pritzker Prize and Japanese modernist architect, one of the world's most important architectural awards. 🫑 Live performances are scheduled, free: Pop-Up Performance in the atrium is scheduled for these times: ↙️ 5pm, 6pm, 7pm every Wednesday; ↙️ 12pm, 1pm, 3pm every Saturday and Sunday. When I arrived, I was fortunate to watch an Islamic dance. 🥭 There is a Rust Garden in the exhibition hall, inviting you to participate: Rust Garden, the pool is full of rusty metal letters. A total of more than 70,000, is the sum of letters of an award-winning novel. Please sit on the bench by the garden, salvage the letters, spell out all kinds of creativity, care, communication... #Dream travel place #Christmas atmosphere around #Never forget 2021 #Traveling to Japan without leaving home #Travel hotspot

The Aga Khan Museum, a window to enjoy Islamic culture in Toronto, opened in 2014 and has many wooden products. The beautiful white ceiling reflects soft lighting scattered on exquisite wooden chairs. The lighting and sound systems are the most advanced. The architectural concept reflects the wonderful blend of the past and the future, showing the microcosm of diversity. It is an absolutely stunning museum. Everything here is perfectly planned. From the gallery to the details of the building to the first-class cafes with exquisite espresso and Arabic pastries. Even tea restaurants need to have such a high profile. It can be seen that the designers at the time were demanding. The exhibits are everywhere embodying the traces of Islamic culture, which are their roots and the basis for which they are proud. There are also many related artworks on display, including textiles, ancient books, portraits, pottery, manuscripts and so on. The Aga Khan Museum is a great gift for Toronto. It also gives the people of North America a window to learn about another culture. We also visit an orchestra called the Andalusian Path. Instruments include African drums, drums, guitars, clarinet, cello, piano and more. There is also Andalusian tap dance. This ensemble produces such beautiful music and the effect is shocking. After the performance, the entire hall burst into applause and immersed itself in the atmosphere for a long time. Tips: 1. Open hours: Tuesday: 10:00am to 6:00pm; Wednesday: 10:00am to 8:00pm; Thursday to Sunday: 10:00am to 6:00pm. 2. The parking lot is $10 for a day.