Toronto Railway Museum
668 Reviews
- Thursday12–5 PM
- Friday12–5 PM
- Saturday12–5 PM
- Sunday12–5 PM
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday12–5 PM
About the Business
Toronto Railway Museum - Discover Toronto's Railway Heritage! | Discover Toronto's Railway Heritage!
Contacts
Call Us
+14162149229
255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3M9
Hours
- Thursday12–5 PM
- Friday12–5 PM
- Saturday12–5 PM
- Sunday12–5 PM
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday12–5 PM
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible washroom
- Good for kids
- Family-friendly
- Restaurant
Recommended Reviews
Wendy Goodman
20.10.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
The five minute train ride was the only real fun part. The inside of the museum is very small and it can feel a bit crowded. There are hertitage trains outside, but you can't go inside them. For most of the trains, there is a QR code that you can scan to find out more about the train.When I'm paying $14.00 for admission, I would like to be able to go inside the trains. I can read about trains at home for free.My niece and nephew enjoyed the museum and that's the main thing!
Judi Man
09.10.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
A small museum. The displays are not much and 30-45minutes is enough to walk through it. The most interesting item is the train demo. Admission is $10 for adult and I think it is a bit expensive in terms of the display volume and exhibit area size.
Promiti Ghose
02.10.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
A chance encounter while visiting the city. An outdoor heritage museum that showcases some charming trains through the ages. A lovely outdoor display opposite the Rogers Stadium. A nice walk through the town that allows you to learn the history of each of them. The old station has been converted into a few popular restaurants and bars, which is quite lovely to catch a break, if you will. Otherwise, continue walking through the museum and be transported back in time.
Renée F MacDonald
26.09.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
We bought tickets on site. We did not have to wear masks.Service was friendly.The museum is quite small with plenty of artifacts and info boards. It seems like they want to expand, which would be lovely.My husband and I enjoyed our visit.After we enjoyed the museum, reading about some of the trains, we enjoyed taking photos of trains on the grounds outside, ate at the attached restaurant and shopped at the railway gift shop which had some nice items like puzzles and mugs.The museum is near the CN tower and other things to see and do.
Luca Riva
16.09.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
As a train lover, I couldn't leave Toronto without visiting this place. The museum is very tiny so the visit lasts around 20 minutes. There is also a train simulator.
Ankur Mistry
30.08.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
Best place to spend time opposite CN tower. The history of train with old engine trains. Recommended place to visit..
Julia
11.08.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
Very neat place to visit if you have an interest in railway history. The outdoor section of the museum is set up very nicely with a lot of space to walk around and take a closer look at the locomotives and train cars. Highly recommend if you are in the area.
bimal chawla
25.07.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
There is no ticket required to visit this place. Famous train coaches are placed there to display and take photos with them. It’s well maintained and slang bang in city centre. You can get the view of high rise, CN tower, roger centre.
Jim Donahue
19.07.2023
Toronto Railway Museum
Smallish on the inside and dramatic on the outside it's a must see when downtown Toronto. If you want the feel of operating a modern diesel- electric locomotive they have a full scale prototype cab set up with computer animation. A real throttle with notching, real train, engine and dynamic brakes controls etc.
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255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3M9
Toronto Railway Museum