This is a shoe museum, so if you want to see paintings go to an art museum. But, it's more than a shoe museum, it provides a detailed sociological history of how people went from protecting their feet to making statements with what they placed...More

Shoes. You see various shoes with a bit of writing about each. Unless you have a particular shoe obsession or are a design student then you will be as disapointed as we were. If you are into celebrity shoes then they have very few and...More

Oh my goodness there are shoes you wouldn't believe. It's an Imelda Marcos paradise! I thought this Museum would be boring but it is Anything But! I learned so much about different shoes from different times and different cultures. I learned so much about how...More

Never knew that the history of shoes could be so interesting. Examples and history of shoes through the ages with plenty of examples of the types found in different cultures. Plus some very interesting and amusing ones belonging to well know people.

Imagine over 13,000 pieces of shoes, memorabilia and artifacts covering a 4500 year span. Amazing, surprising and incredibly beautiful. Definitely a must see as some of the pieces are from royalty, popular entertainers and notable people. The exhibit ' Men in Heels' was very enlightening!

This is one of the things I was most looking forward to seeing in Toronto and it didn't disappoint. Even my boyfriend enjoyed it! The ground floor was a short story of human history told through shoes, starting with a cast from Otzi and going...More

I wasn't too sure about whether this would be a good place to visit but our group (two couples) all enjoyed the visit. There are four floors of exhibits (yes there is an elevator) impressively arranged relative to the history of footwear along with some...More

They had a great Mothers Day activity - decorating clogs and tracing your shoes out on special paper.

Quite interesting! It was really fascinating to see how footwear...and humans have evolved. Even my 5 year old daughter (who only wears shoes and socks when forced to) enjoyed this museum.

We saw this advertised in brochures and were not disappointed with the total package. Not too expensive to visit and lots to see and digest so around 1.5 hours minimum to see and enjoy this museum.