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We came here on a Saturday shortly after opening. The line to get in was quite long if you didn't order your tickets online. Guides at the desk were very helpful. Considering the line to get in, it wasn't overly crowded in the museum. It was very interesting some of the history. They even had some interactive exhibits that the kids would like. Definitely worth a visit.
Great exhibits. Great video narration in each room. But maybe a slightly dull topic? Tour proceeds through 1st floor & basement. Overview in the first room is essential to understanding the history.
The McCord Stewart Museum several aspects of Canadian history, such as clothing, tools, weapons, dating back up to 10.000 years a go. There is a collection of 70.000 paintings, Drawings, Miniatures, Maps showing a fascinating timeline of Montreal.
This museum is well laid out and very informative. My 18year old daughter and I visited and we were both saddened and moved by the history of the Jewish people. Having actual articles from families and survivors was incredible that people were able to save these items and share them with the world. I can only hope and pray that this kind of “cleansing” does not happen again. Although sadly, world events say we may be doomed to repeat our past history.
What an amazing presentation! As a genealogist specializing in french genealogy, I was pretty well versed in french history. Vivianne however was incredible. I had requested an english tour, and Vivianne was up to the task. She showed me new things and truly deepened my understanding of the time period. I am forever grateful! MERCI!!
The church was free to enter but then there were charges if you wanted to visit the museum so we decided we’d seen enough of old Montreal. Still worth visiting this cute church with some amazing stained glass windows. Not sure why this is under shopping here, it’s a church and museum!
Great place to visit, you can spend an hour or several, proceed through history at your own pace. I learned so much about Montreal in such a short time, I never knew about the quiet revolution of the 60's in Montreal. I highly recommend visitors stop here early in their visit, the museum gives a great overview of the city and is very reasonable.
We had a great day at this museum and enjoyed the combination of the dig with the story of the city. There are some gaps in the history story which I wish had been filled. What happened to the old industrial neighborhoods that have apparently been bulldozed? Anyway, it was very interesting. Great for kids because of the multi-media.
We got a nice tour with a lot of explanations, my kids loved it! It was a great half day outing. Downstairs they have a nice bunch of games to teach you some history, good for the citizenship exam practice unless they make significant changes. It is a well kept place and a nice thing to add to your list if you are touring Montreal, esp since there are several other attractions nearby in the Old Port area. It's not expensive either. It's good to be a tourist sometimes, if you live here you don't get to do it that much.
This open air museum is free to enter and is located at the end of canal Lachine. There are numerous structures at permanent display here which may require a few hours to explore thoroughly. The area is very popular with locals on a weekend for picnics and gathering. If you want to have more space and peace to explore, it's better to go during the day.
Indeed a nice little aviation museum. In fact it is a 'living room' and a 'garage' for aviation enthusiasts. Many details are waiting to be discovered. All the best from Germany for this very passionate / inspired staff.
The permanent exhibit about workers lives and conditions in early Montreal industry was really interesting and well done. It was cool to read about some parts of history that the bigger museums don’t always explore. Plus, what a beautiful building! Definitely a stop anyone should make if they have an additional 1-2 hours during their visit to the city.
The museum has many types of gramophones, stereos, and recording equipment on display. The story of Emile Berliner and his company’s importance to the Canadian recording industry is quite impressive.