Between the Aga Khan Museum and the Ismaili Centre in North York, Aga Khan Park gives you a quiet green space alongside two cultural landmarks. Landscaped paths wind among trees, shrubs and flowers, with reflecting pools set against the buildings. Walk the grounds on their own or pair them with a museum visit. In the evening, the fountains in front of the museum area are a reason to linger. Bring picnic supplies if you plan to eat outside, as the park has no tables or benches.
Gardens between two landmarks
Aga Khan Park sits between the Aga Khan Museum and the Ismaili Centre. Its trees, shrubs and flowers surround a small trail that loops around the buildings. The reflecting pools frame the architecture and give the grounds a calm setting for a walk.
Add the museum and Ismaili Centre
The park can be a short outdoor stop before or after time at the Aga Khan Museum. The Ismaili Centre is beside the gardens, so both landmarks can be included in the same visit. In the evening, fountains in front of the museum area add another reason to spend time outside.
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Where is Aga Khan Park?
It is at 77 Wynford Drive in North York, between the Aga Khan Museum and the Ismaili Centre.
When is Aga Khan Park open?
The park is listed as open daily from 7 AM to 11 PM.
Can you bring a picnic?
Yes. Bring your own supplies, as the park has no tables or benches.
What can you see in the park?
The grounds have landscaped paths, trees, shrubs, flowers and reflecting pools. Fountains are in front of the museum area.
