June 8, 2026
With the city gearing up for a busy and exciting season, now is the perfect time to visit the Legislature. Discover our historic architecture, art, and natural surroundings, experience Indigenous artwork from communities across Ontario, and participate in the upcoming Canada Day festivities.
Book a free tour
Choose from a range of guided tours, each offering a different way to explore Queen’s Park. The Outdoor Tour invites you to stroll through the grounds and discover the history and architectural highlights of Ontario’s Legislative Building.
For a deeper experience, the Art and Architecture Tour will take you inside the historic Legislative Building to learn about its design and history while viewing the Government of Ontario Art Collection and Gathering Place, a collection of art from Indigenous communities.
Those interested in capturing the site’s beauty can join the Photography Tour, which highlights the Legislature’s unique features and folklore.
Participate in Canada Day festivities
On July 1, you can enjoy unique Canada Day performances, live music, photo opportunities, carnival rides, inflatables, and more. Registration is not required and attendance is free for all.
Check out the grounds
If you’re not able to book a tour, you can still come and explore the grounds. Take a self-guided tour of our monuments and gardens, especially beautiful in the warmer months with blooming flowers and sunlit architecture.
Whether you’re visiting Toronto for the FIFA World Cup or rediscovering the city this summer, a visit to Queen’s Park has plenty to offer.
Learn more
Plan your visit to the Legislative Building.
Read about the Legislative Building.
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