Kemi Chima

Been wanting to visit the Gardiner Museum because it is right opposite the ROM. Finally visited today, and I was not disappointed. The museum specializes in clay and ceramic works . It has beautiful displays from all over the world both contemporary and ancient. If you want a quiet place to look at art without being overwhelmed then this is the place to visit. Was so lucky to even meet one of the local Canadian artists Silvana Michetti. She took time to explain to me how she makes her pieces. Her art is exquisite! Tickets are $15 for adults but admission is free on Wednesday afternoons from 4pm. And presto card holders get 20% off.
Pro-tip: You can get in for free if you have a reservation at the Clay Restaurant but note that the restaurant is only open from 11am-3pm.

Union Station is a hub for every means of public transport available in Toronto. Even though it is a transit place it is also a destination by itself. Wide open spaces, abundant seating, shopping, fast foods places, sit down restaurants, and even some shopping. Adequate signage, exits, and friendly staff located everywhere to answer your questions make navigating Union station a breeze. I discover something new each time I come here.

First time visiting. Friendly staff. Ordered the chicken shawarma wrap. No delay as there were not many people waiting. The food was tasty and filling. Would definitely stop by again and would try the bowl next time.