Now Open: Greater Toronto Art 2024, March 22–July 28.

Explore Our Neighbourhood

MOCA is located in the Lower Junction Triangle, a neighbourhood in the West End of Toronto, between Bloor Street and Dundas Street West along Sterling Road. Once an industrial and manufacturing hub bordered by three rail lines, the rail is now used for the GO Train and Union Pearson Express trains. Today, the mixed-use spaces in the neighbourhood and the surrounding area are home to a convergence of different types of businesses and residents, including art galleries, cafes, restaurants, and shops.

MOCA Toronto’s home in the historic Auto Bldg is at the heart of the Lower Junction Triangle. The Museum inhabits the first three floors of the building, built in 1919 as an aluminium factory. Originally one of Toronto’s tallest towers, the 10-story structure is known for its unique architecture with fluted columns and industrial barn doors, which have been restored and are now a defining feature of the Museum space.

Discover what’s happening at the Museum and explore the creative neighbourhood of the Junction Triangle and the surrounding area.

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Getting Here

We are located at 158 Sterling Road, Toronto, Ontario.

Subway:

We are conveniently located near Lansdowne and Dundas West Station on the Bloor subway line. From either station, we are a 10-minute walk away.

Streetcar:

The closest streetcar stop is at Dundas St. West and Sterling Rd., which can be reached by the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton streetcars. The museum is a 5-minute walk north from the stop.

UP Express:

The UP Express is Toronto’s rail link between Toronto Pearson Airport and Union Station. MOCA is located nearby Bloor Station. From Pearson, it is two stops away and from Union Station, it is only one stop away. From Bloor Station, we are located 10-minutes away on foot.

More information on the UP Express and their fares.

Just behind MOCA is the West Toronto Railpath. Running north-south between Dupont St. and Dundas St. West, the Railpath is the perfect place to walk or bike. You can access MOCA from the Railpath via a pathway between MOCA and Henderson Brewery.

You may also walk along Sterling Rd. to reach MOCA’s front entrance.

There is bike parking on the east side of Sterling Rd.

If you are planning to arrive by car, paid parking is now available at 152 Sterling Road underground in the Hines Parking Garage, just west of the museum. 
 
Hourly and daily rates apply. Indigo Park manages this facility, which is available 24/7, and accepts credit and debit payments only. If you have any questions about the parking garage you can reach Indigo Park at 416 506 1000 or toronto.info@group-indigo.com.
 
When exiting the parking lot, please use stairwell D for the most convenient access to MOCA.
 
Parking Rates:

30 Minutes or Less: $2
Daily Max: $12
Evening Max: $6
Weekends and Holidays: $10