Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier along Montréal’s St. Lawrence River is a 1710 architectural gem sitting atop the island’s largest pre-historical site — revealing Indigenous occupation dating back over 5,500 years.
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Discover the story of the King’s Wards through a costumed guided tour of a historic Montréal farmhouse — an authentic journey through Ville-Marie’s pioneering rural heritage from the 17th century onward.
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For over 100 years, Montréal’s McCord Stewart Museum has celebrated the city’s history and diversity — home to a remarkable collection of 2.5 million objects, images and works of art.
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MEM — Centre des mémoires montréalaises — is Montréal’s newest cultural landmark in the Quartier des spectacles, celebrating the city’s diverse communities through first-hand stories, podcasts and educational programmes.
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The Montreal Holocaust Museum educates and inspires people of all ages — honouring the memory of the Holocaust while championing respect for diversity, human dignity and the fight against hatred.
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Explore a sweeping collection of 47,000 works — from ancient archaeological treasures to masterpieces by Rodin, Monet and Rembrandt, alongside celebrated Indigenous, Québec and Canadian art.
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MUMAQ in Montréal celebrates Québec’s finest artisans and handcrafted traditions — a vibrant museum championing traditional and contemporary fine crafts, cultural diversity and accessible arts education for all.
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For over 60 years, Montréal’s MAC has championed contemporary art — now transitioning toward its stunning new home at Place des Arts, while continuing a vibrant programme of exhibitions and cultural events.
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Explore the Musée des Hospitalières in Montréal — four centuries of history, medicine and religious art housed within a magnificent 1861 convent complex, including the tomb of Jeanne Mance.
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