Find parking near Art Gallery of Ontario
The Art Gallery of Ontario is a major art museum on Dundas Street West in downtown Toronto, next to Grange Park and close to Chinatown. Parking nearby fills up on busy exhibition days and weekends. With clicknpark, you reserve ahead, see the price before you book and your spot is guaranteed within about ten minutes' walk of the gallery.
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Parking near Art Gallery of Ontario
250 Dundas Street West
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2Z5
21 McCaul
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1V7
63 Centre Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1C7
280 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 0A1
66 Sullivan Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1C1
189 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2C6
231 College Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1R4
114 R Baldwin Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1L6
75 Cecil St
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1N5
108 Peter Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5V 0W2
655 Bay Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5G 2K4
206 Simcoe Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5T 1T4
Art Gallery of Ontario: Toronto's home for art
The Art Gallery of Ontario, often called the AGO, is a major art museum on Dundas Street West in downtown Toronto, close to Grange Park and Chinatown. Visitors come for its collection, its special exhibitions and its events. The area is busy on weekends and during popular exhibitions, and downtown streets fill quickly. Reserving your parking before you leave means you skip the search and walk straight to the entrance.
✓ Major art museum on Dundas Street West
✓ Close to Grange Park, Chinatown and Kensington Market
✓ Busy on weekends and during popular exhibitions
✓ Reserve your parking before you head to the gallery
Frequently asked questions about parking near Art Gallery of Ontario
Where should I park for the Art Gallery of Ontario?
The best option is to book one of the clicknpark lots shown on this page, all within walking distance of the gallery on Dundas Street West. Booking ahead means your spot is waiting when you arrive for your visit.
Can I book parking in advance for the Art Gallery of Ontario?
Yes. Choose your arrival and departure times in the clicknpark app or on clicknpark.com, pay online, and your spot is guaranteed when you arrive.
How long is the walk from the parking to the Art Gallery of Ontario?
The lots shown on this page are between a few minutes and about ten minutes on foot from the gallery. Each lot's page shows its exact location, so you can pick the closest one.
Is the parking near the Art Gallery of Ontario open in the evening and on weekends?
Yes, many lots near the gallery can be booked in the evening and on weekends. Each lot's page shows when you can book, so you can plan around your visit or an evening event.
How much does parking near the Art Gallery of Ontario cost?
Prices vary by lot, day and length of stay. The total price is shown in the clicknpark app before you confirm your booking.
Can I park near the Art Gallery of Ontario on a busy weekend?
Yes, but parking in downtown Toronto can fill up on weekends and during popular exhibitions. Book your spot in advance with clicknpark so it is waiting for you when you arrive.
Near Art Gallery of Ontario
The gallery sits in the heart of downtown Toronto, so one parking spot can cover a visit to the museum and a stroll through the neighbourhood. See all parking in Toronto.
Nathan Phillips Square
The public square in front of Toronto City Hall, east of the gallery, with events and an outdoor skating rink in winter.
Eaton Centre
The downtown shopping centre at Yonge and Dundas, east of the gallery along Dundas Street.
University of Toronto
The downtown campus just north of the gallery, with historic buildings and green space.
Royal Ontario Museum
Another major Toronto museum, a bit farther north near Bloor Street.
Massey Hall
The historic concert hall east of the gallery, near Yonge Street.
Kensington Market
The lively neighbourhood of shops, cafés and food stalls just west of the gallery.