Osgoode Hall

City courthouse · Bay Street Corridor

Osgoode Hall

City courthouse · Bay Street Corridor

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130 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5H 2N6, Canada

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Tucked away behind gated gardens at Queen and University, Osgoode Hall charms with its stunning Victorian architecture, captivating courtrooms, and the enchanting Great Library—all free to explore.  

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"Situated on the busy intersection of Queen and University, you can walk past this historical site a hundred times before really noticing what's through the gated courtyard. Beyond the fence and gorgeous large garden (open year round) sits easily one of the most beautiful interiors you'll ever see. The best part: it's free! Inside, heritage courtrooms from the late 1800's, stained glass heraldic windows covering 4,000 years of law and The Great Library (touted as the most beautiful room in Canada) make Osgoode Hall a must see. All areas are open to the public, including the Osgoode Hall restaurant, which is open for lunch on weekdays." - Jacknife

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"Osgoode Hall, Downtown by Jacknife. Situated on the busy intersection of Queen and University, you can walk past this historical site a hundred times before really noticing what's through the gated courtyard. Beyond the fence and gorgeous large garden (open year round) sits easily one of the most beautiful interiors you'll ever see. The best part: it's free!Inside, heritage courtrooms from the late 1800's, stained glass heraldic windows covering 4,000 years of law and The Great Library (touted as the most beautiful room in Canada) make Osgoode Hall a must see. All areas are open to the public, including the Osgoode Hall restaurant, which is open for lunch on weekdays."

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MJ McGee

Google
This was an incredible hour tour. The history in this building is incredible. The tour is free so no excuse not to go. Also, with this tour you get to go into the private chambers where the public is not allowed and that is just an incredible part of the Hall that needs to be seen!!

K W

Google
2024 May 4★ Did you commit an offence? YES - come in. See the judge. There's a few hearing rooms available. NO - are you here for a tour? YES - This is a nice building with certainly some interesting history and architecture. Stain glass and other tidbits. NO - congrats! You must be a lawyer or paralegal. No parking. Nice gardens outside. Come check it out for the right reasons!

Sabrina Giordano

Google
Wonderful experience with the Toronto Doors Open event to catch a chance to get in here for free, and explore the beautiful and rich architecture and history of this building. There's such a vast variety of information to take in while walking through the many court rooms and libraries here. Definitely take your time, and worth the wait in line. (which moves relevantly quickly)

Lajja Palaniswamy

Google
Had the chance to visit Osgood hall for doors open Toronto and it was indeed worth the long wait. The building screams of Victorian architecture and it is still fully functional and well maintained. It currently houses the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice, the offices of the Law Society of Ontario and the Great Library of the Law Society.

Matthew Harwood

Google
A really nice piece of architecture. There are some really pretty cherry blossom trees in front of the hall and they are a fantastic photography opportunity. This is a nice site to visit and explore.

Meri V

Google
The building is absolutely stunning, boasting a rich history and intricate architectural design. It's definitely a must-see!

James L

Google
A unique, historical and beautiful location in the heart of Toronto. Features include an architecturally significant building dating back to 1829 and beautiful and tranquil gardens with several areas to sit and take in the surroundings. Large wrought iron fences surround the area and cobblestone drives are a wonderful feature. Large trees offer shade and one would not feel as though they are in the heart of a large metropolitan city.

Roger Stalder

Google
Impressive. Be prepared for a security check like at the airport. It's a court house!

MJ McGee

Google
This was an incredible hour tour. The history in this building is incredible. The tour is free so no excuse not to go. Also, with this tour you get to go into the private chambers where the public is not allowed and that is just an incredible part of the Hall that needs to be seen!!

K W

Google
2024 May 4★ Did you commit an offence? YES - come in. See the judge. There's a few hearing rooms available. NO - are you here for a tour? YES - This is a nice building with certainly some interesting history and architecture. Stain glass and other tidbits. NO - congrats! You must be a lawyer or paralegal. No parking. Nice gardens outside. Come check it out for the right reasons!

Sabrina Giordano

Google
Wonderful experience with the Toronto Doors Open event to catch a chance to get in here for free, and explore the beautiful and rich architecture and history of this building. There's such a vast variety of information to take in while walking through the many court rooms and libraries here. Definitely take your time, and worth the wait in line. (which moves relevantly quickly)

Lajja Palaniswamy

Google
Had the chance to visit Osgood hall for doors open Toronto and it was indeed worth the long wait. The building screams of Victorian architecture and it is still fully functional and well maintained. It currently houses the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice, the offices of the Law Society of Ontario and the Great Library of the Law Society.

Matthew Harwood

Google
A really nice piece of architecture. There are some really pretty cherry blossom trees in front of the hall and they are a fantastic photography opportunity. This is a nice site to visit and explore.

Meri V

Google
The building is absolutely stunning, boasting a rich history and intricate architectural design. It's definitely a must-see!

James L

Google
A unique, historical and beautiful location in the heart of Toronto. Features include an architecturally significant building dating back to 1829 and beautiful and tranquil gardens with several areas to sit and take in the surroundings. Large wrought iron fences surround the area and cobblestone drives are a wonderful feature. Large trees offer shade and one would not feel as though they are in the heart of a large metropolitan city.

Roger Stalder

Google
Impressive. Be prepared for a security check like at the airport. It's a court house!