MZTV Museum Of Television

DETAILS:	Museum, Point of interest, Establishment, Tourist attraction,
Address:	64 Jefferson Ave, Toronto, ON M6K 1Y4, Canada
Postal code:	M6K 1Y4
Phone:	(416) 599-7339
Website:	http://www.mztv.com/

Customer Ratings and Reviews

Antonia Vornamereicht on Google

(February 12, 2020, 3:39 pm)
A really great place with one of a kind exhibits. Very interesting you want to learn about the history of television. They also offer an app which gives additional information about the exhibits and is available in different languages. I even got a personal tour by the staff. The museum is made up of one huge room where you go around in a circle, this may sound small but I spent nearly two hours there. And the 10 dollars a ticket was definitely worth it.

-enthusiastic, helpful staff
-Great exhibits
-good price
Nachum Sokolic on Google

(August 21, 2019, 11:58 pm)
Loved this small museum, such great staff, fun place to stop off for an hour or two. Great for kids aged 6+ I would say, and brilliant for adults. Interesting and informative.
Eric Lachance on Google

(January 23, 2019, 10:43 pm)
Extremely impressive museum. Limited hours, but good value and we received a guided tour. It's only one room but there is a large collection housed with some very impressive items including the "most valuable television in the world" which they even turned on and let us watch! Highly recommend, one of my favorite museums in a while.
Jeff Chevalier on Google

(September 30, 2018, 9:38 am)
It's not a museum so much as an exhibit but enjoyable nonetheless. They are expanding the collection mid October however.

Good if you're a fan of t.v. and its history. Plus the guy that was running it had a deep level of knowledge about the collection.
Player One on Google

(September 28, 2018, 4:07 pm)
Immensely enjoyed the exhibits. It's quite a large collection of vintage TVs over the years including the original TV from the World Fair before WWII. Very well curated displays and a fantastic app you install on your phone to give you a personal tour of the exhibits. I easily spent a couple hours here. When we attended we were fortunate to receive a guided tour from the museum director who even hooked up a vintage TV and showed us the landing on the moon as seen back in 69. Highly recommended for technology history buffs.