Parks Canada site in a 19th-century stone fur warehouse on the Lachine Canal, interpreting the North American fur trade and its central role in Montréal's commercial history.
How the fur trade built Montréal, told in a historic stone warehouse on the Lachine Canal.
Hours
We-Su 10:00-17:00
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Situé aux abords du Saint-Laurent, ce musée présente le site patrimonial Le Ber-Le Moyne, l'un des plus anciens bâtiments de l'île de Montréal datant du 17e siècle. Collections archéologiques et sculptures en plein air enrichissent la visite.
Site patrimonial du 17e siècle avec collections archéologiques et sculptures en plein air près du Saint-Laurent.
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Municipal cultural centre in the Sud-Ouest borough presenting free art exhibitions, performances, and community programming as part of Montréal's Accès culture network.
Free art and culture in the Sud-Ouest borough.
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Museum dedicated to Holocaust history and education through survivor testimony, artifacts, and exhibitions, with programs confronting antisemitism, racism, and genocide. A new downtown site is planned.
Survivor stories, artifacts, and education against hate and genocide.
🕐 closed
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Local-history museum in the West Island community of Dorval, presenting the area's heritage through rotating exhibitions and archival collections housed in a historic lakeshore building.
West Island stories: Dorval's local history in a historic lakeshore house.
🕐 Tu-Su 10:00-16:00 "juin à août /June to August"
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Le musée de l'Oratoire Saint-Joseph est consacré à l'art religieux au sein de la plus grande basilique catholique au Canada. Sa collection de crèches du monde entier et ses œuvres d'art sacré attirent plus de 2 millions de visiteurs par an.
3800 chemin Queen Mary. Musée intégré à la basilique (niveau 5). Le dôme est le point culminant de Montréal.
🕐 Mo-Su 07:00-21:00
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