Tourists can get well versed with the concept of public art after arriving in Toronto which is defined as art that is in the public realm. It might be aural or visual, functional, as well as inspirational. Public art can be permanent or temporary; it can stand out as a unique and arresting detail or event. There are around two hundred City-owned pieces of outdoor public art and historical monuments. They are in City parks, streets, squares and subway stations, and on the grounds of municipal buildings. Some of the historic masterpieces and monuments of Toronto are