Explore & Plan

Art Destinations, Itineraries, Cultural Routes, Art Tours, Walks, and Studio Visits

Plan

Your

Visit

An interactive, automatted planning tool.

Photo by Anastassiya Redko on Unsplash. Adapted and edited by DB.

Build self-guided itineraries by city, region, category, or theme — from galleries and museums to artist-run centres, architecture, public art, and lesser-known cultural destinations.

Quick cultural visits, walking tours, and shorter itineraries.

Explore destinations, galleries, sculpture parks, and cultural spaces.

Unexpected destinations and spontaneous cultural discoveries.

Build a One-Day Itinerary

Enter a city or region and choose a style of cultural journey.

Build an

Itinerary

Photo by Anastassiya Redko on Unsplash. Adapted and edited by DB.

Plan, customize, and share art itineraries and travel agendas. Add listings directly from listing pages or cards, then organize and personalize your route with cafés, restaurants, landmarks, public art, or other custom “hot spots”.

Built-in tools let you add images, audio, notes, and additional content as needed. Preview, share, and download your itinerary. Shared itineraries include a rebuild link that allows others to reopen, customize, and continue building and re-sharing itinerary.

Curated

Itineraries

Photo by Nicholas Jeffries on Unsplash. Adapted and edited by DB.

Explore a growing collection of public and private art walks, guided tours, studio tours, and cultural excursions taking place across Canada. These independently organized experiences offer additional ways to discover galleries, public art, architecture, murals, artist studios, and regional cultural destinations beyond the itineraries and planning tools created within Canadian Art Map.

Art Walks

& Tours

Photo by Michael Parzuchowski on Unsplash. Adapted and edited by DB.

Explore a growing collection of public and private art walks, guided tours, studio tours, and cultural excursions taking place across Canada. These independently organized experiences offer additional ways to discover galleries, public art, architecture, murals, artist studios, and regional cultural destinations beyond the itineraries and planning tools created within Canadian Art Map.

QUICK Map Navigation Guide

Quick Desktop Map Navigation Tips

Move map: Click and drag

Zoom: Scroll wheel or + / – keys

If prompted:
• Mac → Hold Command + scroll to zoom
• Windows → Hold Ctrl + scroll to zoom

Pan: Arrow keys

Switch views: Buttons for Map/Satellite (bottom left) and 3D/2D, Street View, photos (bottom right)

Quick Mobile Map Navigation Tips

Move map: Swipe with one finger

Zoom: Pinch in/out or double tap to zoom in

One-handed zoom: Double tap + slide up/down

Move without lifting fingers: Pinch + drag

GO BACK: On Android: Swipe from left or right edge of screen to activate the “back” function. On iOS: Swipe from the left edge of the screen to go back.

“Use two fingers to move” → place two fingers on the map and drag

Tilt/Rotate: Two fingers slide up/down or twist; tap compass to reset north

Markers & Other Features

Tapping a marker opens an info box with that listing’s contact details, a description, and a “View Listing” button.

The “View Listing” button links to a full-page post with more listing details, images, and links.

Listings link to Google Directions for navigation. Use the location field to identify your location for directions to a venue or site, or between sites.

Filter Listings: Use the dropdown menu (hamburger ☰ on mobile) to filter by category, location, tag (e.g., “sculpture”), or venue name.

Toggle Full-Screen Button: Use this button for a full-screen view of the map on a desktop.

Current Location: Tap/click the target icon to focus the map on your location.

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