Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario
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by The Gallery has got a wonderful European collection from the 14th century on and with the works of geniuses like Monet, Renoir or Pissarro. Other great collections include the African Aboriginal Art and the Australian Aboriginal Art exhibitions, both amazing.
The Henry Moore Sculpture Center contains the famous sculptor's more than 800 works. The master left his works to Toronto because of gratefulness for the city's enthusiasm about his work. The sculpture center was like walking in a town of statues. :)
Address:
317 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T, Canada
Price:
Adults $20
Seniors $16
Students and Children $11
Opening Hours:
Closed on Mondays
10AM to 5:30PM
On the web:
http://www.ago.net
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