The Bata Shoe Museum

Very interesting museum and worth the time!! A lot of neat history and really cool shoes ! Loved the celebrity shoe exhibit - Marilyn Monroe's pumps were so cool to see in real life! ????

The first floor is the permanent exhibition ( history through shoes ) and then ther are other variable exhibition . I enjoyed ; victims of fashion and men on heel

Go on a Thurs between 5-8pm as it is pay-what-you-can. Loved the permanent exhibits and "The Rise of Sneaker Culture" was great and is on until March 2014 so catch that if you can!

Just the right size (get it ????) for a museum , and so much more than just a shoe collection ; you’ll come out educated about shoe history and culture.

Great shoe collection from all around the world! great layout and display design. Great idea the kids zone where they can try on different show types. Totally recommend it!

Theres three diferents floors With all kind of history of shoes , ask for the audio guide available With paid admission! Enjoy!!

Learned about the history of shoes across ages and civilizations. The Manolo Blahnik exhibit is really diverse and colorful!

The whole museum was good. The exhibitions were well presented, particularly the Manolo Blahnik : The Art of Shoes .

One of the most interesting museum I have visited . There is student discount dont forget your student ID

Thanks to KPMG, entry is now free on Sundays

Everything from an astronaut boot to indigenous beaded moccasins to vintage dior. I think they could use a section on sneakers .

The name of the museum says it all - shoes . From old to new, they've collected and researched all!

On Thursday night you pay the entrance fee you want. Interesting small expo on shoe history .

I found this quirky and informative. It is a very well put together little museum .

Everything! I loved the shoes from around the world.

Really nice shoe history of men, woman and children. Ask for students discount

Great museum . Never imagined that I would find shoes interesting

If you visit Toronto you must go to this museum .

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Thursdays from 5pm to 8pm pay-what-you-can ($14 regular fee). It's small but quite interesting.

A lot fashionable shoes ! Good experience! I recommend visit it is place!

Great place to spend a few hours. Interesting exhibits and the building is beautiful!

The permanent collection at this museum includes 20,000 pairs of shoes from all around the world!

Interesting place but ask about how to access the audio tours prior to entering.

There're drinking fountains in the restrooms on B1

Make sure you bring your student ID card! You get a huge discount .

Nice museum to learn about shoe history

For the next 3 weekends starting Nov 15th, they are having free admission with a donation of a pair of socks! I really liked the museume , esp because I didn't have to pay.

It's important in life to be well shod, a stance the Bata Shoe Museum takes seriously.

Great museum , very interesting!

One of a kind

Some very progressive exhibits ????

Sneakers exhibition )

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Michael Jordan shoes and Imelda Marcos shoes .

Come on a museum of shoes ?

Free on Thursdays from 5 - 8. A must do in Toronto.

Boring gallery .....

Pay what you can on Thursdays after 5pm!

don't eat cheezies before going to a museum especially if you get the urge to touch things that you're not supposed to.

Only $12 for adults.

wasn't impressed, had expected more

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