Campbell House Museum

Campbell House Museum is an 1822 Georgian townhouse preserved as a period house museum that displays original architectural details and early-19th-century room settings.

Venue highlights: The property includes a compact garden and a front lawn with architectural relics that provide outdoor photo and reception options. The museum operates guided tours and occasional seasonal workshops that are available for booked groups. The basement contains a functioning candle-lit period kitchen.

Best for: Heritage tours and educational workshops, intimate private receptions, and small-scale talks or launches.

Location: Queen Street West sits within Toronto's downtown cultural corridor and is surrounded by theatres, galleries and late-night dining that guests can use after an event.

What guests say: The museum's guided tours are delivered by knowledgeable, personable guides who provide detailed stories about the Campbell family and the house. The interior is compact, which makes guided visits and group activities concise and easy to manage.

• Boardroom - up to 21

• Dining - up to 25

• Standing - up to 35

• Theatre - up to 35

• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi
• Natural daylight / Large windows
• Whiteboard / flipcharts