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Textile Museum of CanadaToronto Top 17 in Must-Visit Museums
Toronto Top 17 in Must-Visit Museums
Closed Open on Mon-Tue,Thu-Sun,11:00am-5:00pm;Open on Wed,11:00am-8:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2 hours
Address: 55 Centre Ave, Toronto, Ontario M5G 2H5, Canada
Official website: http://www.textilemuseum.ca/
Phone: +1 416-599-5321
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The exhibits I saw were amazing. Was in awe of some of the exhibits in these exhibits. Well worth my $15. The gift shop was also quite nice with lots of "good" things to buy. The lady who knitted the wool behind the counter was very welcoming and chatty. A great tour!
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The exhibits I saw were amazing. Was in awe of some of the exhibits in these exhibits. Well worth my $15. The gift shop was also quite nice with lots of "good" things to buy. The lady who knitted the wool behind the counter was very welcoming and chatty. A great tour!
The Canadian Textile Museum is located at 55 Centre Ave (Centre Ave) in Toronto, Ontario. It is a museum that collects, exhibits and records the textile industry in Canada. It was completed in 1975. The museum has a permanent exhibition that contains more than 12,000 pieces from around the world. Textiles, covering two thousand years of textile industry history, exhibits include fabrics, ceremonial cloths, clothing, carpets, quilts and related cultural relics. The museum not only displays contemporary art works and historical and ethnographic-related hand-painted artifacts, but also holds lectures, discussions, lectures, music and dance performances, etc.
Then almost none of your tourists are locals.
The Canadian Textile Museum still retains a lot of traditional things, and there are textiles from different parts of the world, which are worth visiting. Of course, there are also many Asian ones.
The museum exhibits are rich in content, with many textile industrial products, recording a long history and culture.