Little Canada

We had the chance to visit Little Canada and were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed it! The staff were incredibly kind and attentive — they even let us in a little earlier than our scheduled time, which we really appreciated. The space is clean and well-organized, with clear instructions throughout. The exhibits are truly impressive, offering something for everyone. While it's definitely fun for kids, adults will also find a lot to admire and enjoy. From the detailed miniature landscapes to the interactive elements, it's a unique experience that's both educational and entertaining. Also, a big plus: clean washrooms and great service overall. Highly recommend visiting if you're in Toronto!

Honestly, I'd heard great things about Little Canada and it looked cool, but I'd put off going because the price point felt high and I find Yonge and Dundas to be really chaotic and stressful. We finally decided to go and do like, three things we'd been meaning to do down there all at once. I'm so glad we did. I was blown away by how amazing Little Canada was. The staff at the front were super friendly and welcoming. Every section was an absolute work of art, with meticulous detail. I was a bit skeptical that they said you should plan to spend 2 hours there, but we were there for more than 3 and could've stayed longer. There are incredible details in every scene and we found ourselves going back to see something we missed before, or making sure to stay for both the day and night version of each area. There were two friendly and informative miniature makers working who shared fun and funny stories, answered questions and even walked us back to help me find a little character I was looking for (found you, @Leroyandleroy!), pointing out cool things we would've missed on the way. The gift shop was super reasonably priced and their shirts were made in Canada! We will definitely go back as they continue to add new areas. My only regret is that the models are so large that I'm sure there were super cool things deeper in that I missed. I'd actually bring binoculars next time we went to see if I could see more. 100% worth dealing with the chaos that is Yonge and Dundas!

Absolutely amazing place! I had low expectations going in, but it's not just miniatures! The lights change from day to night, trains and cars move, there are sounds and some whimsical details for you to spot! Attention to details in both the quality and details of the miniatures and also resemblance to original is amazing! You can easily spend 2 hours here. You can buy tickets in advance by picking a timeslot. But we had no issues getting tickets in person on a weekend. No wait at all! The place isn't very crowded either so it's easy to see all the miniatures

The idea is just wonderful. We could discover many places in Canada and take many pictures! This visit is really interesting, worth while and really fun. We did the game and found all the hidden little mooses. It was funny and a good way to look at everything! The exhibition is realistic and not static. There are things that moves, lights are changing... That's a treasure! We had the opportunity to talk with the creator, who was in his workshop. A really nice man who took time to discuss with us. We could feel he really does his job with all his heart! 14 years of work are under your eyes! A must go! I hope that you'll enjoy or as much as we did!

This is a great activity to do in downtown with family and friends. Here, they have numerous models of Canadian cities and landscapes, built so meticulously with such great detail. Getting to see these models of places all across Canada reminds me of how beautiful this place is, and deepens my appreciation of this country. My group went at a pretty moderate pace since some have already been here before, and we finished in 1 and a half hours. But you can easily spend 3-4 hours examining the details of each model if you really wanted to. Shout out to the very friendly staff who were always happy to take group photos for us and point out some pretty cool details in some of the models which I may have missed!

This was absolutely one of the best things that my husband and I have ever done while visiting a new place! To be fair though we are absolutely obsessed with miniatures. Even if you're not super into minis it is still a great way to see highlights of the area and a super fun way to spend an hour to an hour and a half. They give you a little seek and find that makes it even more engaging. I'm sure children would love doing that, I mean we're adults and we had a ball trying to find everything! The artists are so talented and honestly funny. They had a mini IT figurine slipped in there and other little things hidden as well. They even let you get a 360 photo taken that allows you to be shrunken down and either mailed to you or placed somewhere in the map. They even have these precious little scenes that you can buy in the gift shop to then put your minis in when they arrive. We had just come from Niagara Falls so we chose the cutest little scene from there.

The exhibits are amazing. My third time visiting since it first opened. Staff were very friendly and I got to speak to one of the artists that was very informative. Great way to enjoy Canada through all the details the artist put into each place. Gift shop prices were very reasonable and surprisingly affordable. Clean environment and I enjoyed the Maurice moose scavenger hunt.

Utterly delightful. Kind, helpful, knowledgeable people. Craftsmanship, creativity, & attention to detail stunning. Music & moving parts spot on. Spacious. Clean. Comfortable. Enjoyed CN Tower earlier. Enjoyed Ripley's Aquarium earlier. Enjoyed St. Lawrence Market earlier. Little Canada our favorite!!!