PHI
Founded in 2012 in Old Montréal, PHI is a cutting-edge cultural hub dedicated to digital innovation, emerging mediums and bold creative production across a dynamic range of artistic disciplines.
Montreal Planetarium
The Planetarium of Montreal blends science and art through 360° dome films and ROUGE 2100 — a stunning immersive journey imagining humanity’s first steps on Mars in 2100.
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Pointe-à-Callière
Pointe-à-Callière in Montréal stands on the city’s very birthplace — offering underground archaeological wonders, permanent exhibitions and a breathtaking multimedia show spanning centuries of fascinating history.
Redpath Museum
Founded in 1882, Montréal’s Redpath Museum at McGill University houses remarkable collections of ancient organisms, minerals and cultural artifacts — a timeless journey through life and biodiversity.
SBC Gallery of Contemporary Art
SBC Gallery of Contemporary Art in Montréal is a non-profit public space where artists, curators and communities connect through thought-provoking exhibitions, events, research and cultural programming.
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Shriners Hospitals for Children – Museum
Explore Canada’s largest in-hospital museum in Montréal — uncovering the inspiring legacy of the Shriners fraternity and a century of pioneering pediatric care and research since 1925.
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Sir-George-Etienne-Cartier
Step into Sir George-Étienne Cartier’s Victorian home in Montréal — a window into 19th-century upper-class life, Canadian history, and a magical Victorian Christmas experience every December.
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Stewart Hall Art Gallery
Discover the Stewart Hall Art Gallery — a stunning lakeside mansion near Montréal hosting eight contemporary art exhibitions yearly, plus a boutique featuring unique handcrafted pieces by Canadian artists.
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The fur trade at Lachine
Step into Canadian history at The Fur Trade at Lachine — where the stories of Indigenous trappers, voyageurs, and European merchants come vividly to life in Montréal.
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