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.
Hours
closed
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- 1.4 km →
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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Fondée en 1998, la Galerie UdeM produit et diffuse des expositions misant sur l'interdisciplinarité et la rencontre entre arts et sciences. Elle conserve et met en valeur la collection institutionnelle d'art public du campus.
2940 ch. Côte-Sainte-Catherine, campus UdeM. Entrée libre. Fermée entre les expositions.
🕐 Mo-Fr 12:00-17:00; Sa-Su off
- 2.8 km →
One of the oldest rural houses on Montreal Island, the Hurtubise House preserves early settlement architecture and Westmount heritage.
The oldest farmhouse building in Westmount.
- 3.4 km →
🕐 Tu 19:00-21:30 "Sat by appointment"
- 3.7 km →
The Musée des ondes Emile Berliner honours Emile Berliner, inventor of the gramophone, in the former RCA Victor factory in Saint-Henri. Its vast collections trace the history of electromagnetic technology from 1877 to the digital era.
1001 rue Lenoir, local A-108 Saint-Henri. Admission $15 or by donation. Contact: dons@moeb.ca
Visites guidées sur rendez-vous : info@moeb.ca
🕐 Th 10:00-15:00 "Private tours available by reservation: info@moeb.ca"
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