Gibson House

Nice, very distinctive museum, highly recommended

It’s not free. It costs $8. Anyway, you can check it out if you are closer to where you live. It’s okay. Taking a taxi alone is not recommended.

Looking for the legendary history of the Gibson family—The Gibson House Museum has always been my favorite for museums, because I like to explore a different life in the past, which allows me to feel close contact with history. The Gibson House Museum is located in Toronto. It is not a museum in the true sense, but a luxurious manor. Address: 5172 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2N 5P7 Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm This museum is very tall. From the outside, you can see that this museum has several floors, and each floor has Many small windows are an antique building. There are gorgeous wall lamps on the wall inside, and you can imagine how beautiful and spectacular it is when they are all lit. The floor and walls are gorgeous granite, and there are some old Chinese porcelain in the restaurant, as well as some furniture from other countries, which are some of the former daily necessities of the Gibson family. There are many compasses and compasses from previous voyages in the owner's room, which are very precious antiques. The second floor is the room, everything is kept intact, and the luxurious and exquisite life of the nobility in the past can be reproduced. This museum is not boring to look at, just like browsing a real luxury manor, it is always full of wonder! !

A relatively distinctive museum, with a sense of age.

This museum is very small, nothing to see, there is a park next to it