Several museums, including the Gardiner, are accessible from Museum Station. I know the columns with the fake Egyptian and Incan art are sort of cheesy, but I rather like them. It's one of my favorite stops on the yellow line.
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13 comments:
It's my favourite too!
belle station de metro, fait penser un peu a celle du louvre
That's wonderful.
I am really quite jealous of all the artsy stuff you have in Toronto, not to mention all the museums. We have a nice museum here, too, but it's small.
You can keep the snow, though.
Thank you for your kind note! It was very much appreciated! Hope you have a great week!
This would be quite a station stop. I like the columns.
Ah, to have a choice of good museums to patronize! And from one subway station at that.
That's very convenient! And the columns are certainly more interesting than standard pillars.
When I lived closer to museums I had very little time to visit any. Now that I have time, they're all at considerable distance.
J'adore les stations de métro décorées !
At least there's no mistaken what station you are at.
Not cheesy at all halcyon, they're fabulous, what a brilliant idea to make the museums so accessible, clever too!
I kinda' like it too.. And it's weirdly appropriate for Halloween.
This is great!
Then call me cheesy too—I like them! Much better than a plain ol' station.
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