Who ever thought a museum of nothing but shoes would be so thought provoking and interesting? More

The Bata Shoe Museum was the first stop on our trip to Toronto and I have to say it was really enjoyable, well presented and we learned so much about the history of footwear from all over the world including some amazing old moccasins from Inuits and really high wooden clogs that make modern shoes that are a little outrageous... More

The Bata Shoe Museum is a museum in downtown Toronto, Canada, located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Bloor St and St George St, just east of The Annex neighbourhood, and by the University of Toronto campus. The museum collects, researches, preserves, and exhibits footwear from around the world. It offers four exhibitions, three of which are time-limited,... More

Like most women I love to see all the different styles of shoes and the shoes of interesting people. More

I don't think anybody's got anything quite like this. The Bata is both entertaining and surprisingly scholarly. Also the site of the annual Christmas Foxy Jewellery sale. More

Enjoyed hands on workshop that gave the kids and opportunity to work with crafts to design shoes and they got to take the art home. More

I loved the Bata Shoe Museum. Having a family member who was a cobbler, this was really great. What I expected and what I found were totally different. It is not just for women - they have great displays from across the globe. The only thing - my camera flash went off by accident and the staff were on me... More

This is such an off the wall museam- I say-just go- see shoes from 2000 years ago,up to a pair of boots Elton John wore-just go,it's so much fun,not tons of walking,but so interesting-like no where you have been before-I love this place! More

It is a quirky place and lots of fun. It is also a wonderful building that houses the collections. More