Plan Your Visit
Whether you wish to explore our Collections or enjoy a tranquil afternoon in the Atrium, you will find all the information you need to make the most of your visit below. We look forward to welcoming you to the Aga Khan Museum.
Admission Prices
- Tickets can be purchased online or in person, at the Farida & Ally Esmail & Family Guest Services Centre.
- Admission includes access to all Museum gallery spaces.
- Museum tours can be booked in advance. Find out more on our Tours page.
- Tickets will be sent to you by email following your purchase. Display your tickets on your mobile device upon arrival at the Museum, or bring a printed copy of your ticket.
- Tickets are not required to visit the Atrium, Courtyard, Bellerive Room, Diwan Restaurant, or Museum Shop.
- Please have your supporting identification, such as a student card or driver’s license ready for verification upon arrival to confirm your admission discount eligibility. For purchases made at the Museum, we accept cash, credit, and debit payments.
| Full Price | Group | Friends | |
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| Adult | $20 | $15 | Free |
| Child (6-13) | $10 | $8 | Free |
| Senior | $15 | $12 | Free |
| Student | $12 | $10 | Free |
Enjoy free admission every Wednesday evening from 4–8 pm, presented by BMO.
PRESTO card holders save 20% off general admission and 10% off at the Museum Shop.
tpl:map pass holders receive free general admission during regular public hours for total maximum of 2 adults (including cardholder) and 4 children ages 17 and under.
Museum Hours
Museum Hours
The Museum is open on all statutory holidays, except December 25, from 10 am–5:30 pm.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| Closed
(open statutory holidays) |
10 am–5:30 pm | 10 am–8 pm | 10 am–5:30 pm | 10 am–5:30 pm | 10 am–5:30 pm | 10 am–5:30 pm |
Diwan Restaurant Hours
Indulge in unforgettable flavours from South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa at Diwan.
Reserve your table on Diwan’s website or by calling the restaurant at 416.646.4670.
The Courtyard Café in the Museum Atrium is open during regular Museum business hours.
| Service | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| Lunch | Closed | 11:30 am–2:30 pm | 11:30 am–2:30 pm | 11:30 am–2:30 pm | 11:30 am–2:30 pm | 11:30 am–2:30 pm | 11:30 am–2:30 pm |
| Dinner | Closed | Closed | Closed | Closed | 5–8 pm | 5 –8 pm | Closed |
Rupani Family Patrons’ Lounge
Access is for Patrons’ Circle cardholders and up to two accompanying guests.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| Closed | Closed | 4:30–7:30 pm | Closed | Closed | 11 am–3 pm | 11 am–3 pm |
Getting Here
By Car: The Museum is a short distance from downtown Toronto, on the Don Valley Parkway. Wynford Drive is located one light North of Eglinton off Don Mills Road.
By Public Transit: The Museum is a direct bus ride from several subway stations, including Broadview, Pape and Eglinton. Please visit TTC.ca for the latest schedules, routes and maps.
NOTE: Please be advised that from April 14 until November of 2025, water main relocation will take place on Wynford Drive between Don Mills Road and Gervais Drive. Details how this will affect local traffic can be found here.
Address and Contact
The Aga Khan Museum is located at:
77 Wynford Drive,
Toronto, Ontario
M3C 1K1
Main Reception: 416-646-4677
Parking
Underground and surface parking are available at the Aga Khan Museum.
Please note:
- Your parking time starts as soon as you make your payment.
- Parking is free for Patrons and half-price for Friends. Learn more about the benefits of becoming a Friend or Patron
- Parking fees apply daily from 7 am to 12 am (overnight parking is not permitted).
- Parking fees are nonrefundable.
Parking Rates
| Duration | Rate | Friends | Patrons |
| Full-day flat rate (7 am–12 am) | $10 | $5 | FREE |
| Short-term parking (30 minutes or less) | $5 | $2.50 | FREE |
Location and Grounds
In designing the Aga Khan Museum, Fumihiko Maki, winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, used light as his inspiration. He ensured not only that light is ever-present in the building, but that, depending on the time of day or season, light will animate the building in myriad ways: throwing patterns on the exterior walls of Brazilian granite, enhancing interior spaces, or illuminating the open-roofed courtyard. The building’s compact footprint — 81 metres long and 54 metres wide — contains an impressive variety of spaces, including two exhibition galleries, areas for art conservation and storage, a 350-seat theatre, and two classrooms. Within an unmistakably contemporary design, Maki incorporates historical elements originating in Islamic cultures, building bridges between eras as well as civilizations.
Across from the Museum is the Ismaili Centre, Toronto, designed by renowned architect Charles Correa. The Centre incorporates spaces for social and cultural gatherings, intellectual engagement and for spiritual reflection. Its crystalline frosted glass dome roof, which marks the highest point of the 6.8-hectare site, is mirrored in the five granite-lined pools of the formal gardens — designed by landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic — which are part of a landscaped park. The Aga Khan Park connects the Centre with the Museum and provides a place equally suited to tranquil reflection and dynamic programming.
Need To Know
Preparing For Your Visit
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If you purchase Museum admission online, ensure you have received your tickets by email before your visit. If you have not received your tickets or if you require further assistance, please contact info@agakhanmuseum.org.
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We strongly recommend bringing only essential items with you to the Museum. Bulky coats, bags larger than 30×40 inches (76×102 centimetres), briefcases, backpacks, umbrellas, selfie sticks, and tripods are prohibited in the galleries. Strollers and soft front-facing baby carriers are permitted.
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If you are unwell, we kindly ask that you consider rescheduling your visit to ensure the safety and well-being of other visitors. If you have purchased tickets and are unable to visit, please email info@agakhanmuseum.org. for assistance.
While You Are Here
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Limited coat check is available. If you need to leave personal items in your car, keep them safely stored in the trunk or otherwise hidden from view. The Museum does not accept responsibility for the loss or theft of visitors’ personal items.
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Children must stay with a parent or caregiver at all times
Our commitment to your safety and enjoyment remains a constant.
Enjoy greater access to the Aga Khan Museum during your visit with our digital guide available on Bloomberg Connects. Scan the QR code with your smartphone to download the Bloomberg Connects app or to view the guide in your browser.
Get up close to fascinating objects in the Museum Collections, virtually explore current and past exhibitions through photos, audio, and videos, and immerse yourself in content made exclusively for the app.
