IIHF Hall of Fame, International ice hockey museum in Downtown Toronto, Canada

The IIHF Hall of Fame occupies the World of Hockey Zone, about 6,000 square feet and the largest section of the Hockey Hall of Fame at 30 Yonge Street in Toronto. Its honor roll lists every inductee by country and year, and displays include national team jerseys, Olympic and World Championship trophies, and memorabilia from the 1980 Miracle on Ice.

The museum was founded in 1997 and moved from Kingston to Toronto in 1998, creating a permanent home for international hockey memorabilia. The collection has grown steadily since then, documenting the sport's development on a global scale.

The hall celebrates players, coaches, and officials from many nations who shaped international ice hockey. You can see how the sport developed and is valued differently across various cultures.

The location is in downtown Toronto and easily accessible, with plenty of space to explore exhibits from different countries and eras. Plan several hours to comfortably view all the collections, especially if you care about ice hockey history.

The World of Hockey Zone covers about 6,000 square feet, the largest section of the Hockey Hall of Fame, and is sponsored by Tissot. Its honor roll lists every inductee by country and year, and the displays include jerseys of IIHF member nations plus memorabilia from the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" and the 1972 Summit Series.