The Grange, a restored historic building in the heart of Toronto, stands as one of the city’s oldest structures and is now integrated into the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). Its red brick facade offers a striking visual for visitors strolling through the adjacent Grange Park. Inside, the building houses the Norma Ridley lounge, where guests can explore the interior and appreciate its historical significance. The combination of its exterior charm and the cultural offerings within makes The Grange a notable stop for those interested in Toronto’s architectural and artistic heritage.
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