Spadina Museum

Overview

Spadina Museum is a 55-room Victorian and Edwardian mansion built in 1866 atop the Spadina ravine. Its rooms are restored to four different time periods, and the surrounding gardens include an orchard, rose garden, and greenhouse.

Highlights

• Period rooms: Interiors spanning 1860s to 1930s décor.
• Gardens: Restored Victorian ornamental gardens.
• Ravine views: Wooded ravine visible from the south terrace.

History

Home to the Austin family from 1866 to 1982; donated to the City of Toronto and opened as a museum.

Visitor Tips

• Guided tours: Included with admission; hourly.
• Duration: 45–60 minutes.