A free, flexible wander through small galleries, shops and creative spaces. This Place draft was checked on August 30, 2026. Recheck details that can change before publication.
| Address | 401 Richmond Street West, Toronto |
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| Best for | A free, flexible wander through small galleries, shops and creative spaces |
| Cost | There is no general admission to enter the building. Individual events may charge. |
Our honest take
You can discover several small exhibitions without committing to a huge museum or one expensive ticket.
Tenant hours differ, some studios are private workspaces and the building can feel quiet between exhibitions.
Plan the visit
Transit: Take the 510 Spadina streetcar to Richmond Street West. There is no visitor parking.
Access: Official building information has listed a barrier-free northeast entrance, an elevator and accessible washrooms on floors one and four. Tenant spaces vary, so confirm an essential route.
Hours and timing: Check the current events page and each gallery before leaving. There is no single reliable building-wide gallery schedule.
Check the official visitor information
Frequently asked questions
Is 401 Richmond free?
You can enter the building without a general admission ticket. A special exhibition or event may charge its own fee.
What is inside 401 Richmond?
The building holds galleries, artist studios, cultural groups, shops, offices and a few food options.
How long do I need?
Allow one to three hours, depending on how many galleries are open.
Is there parking at 401 Richmond?
There is no visitor parking. TTC or a nearby paid lot is easier.
Is 401 Richmond wheelchair accessible?
The building has published a barrier-free entrance, elevator and accessible washrooms. Confirm access to the exact tenant space you want.