Best places: Museums in Montreal, Canada

Grand domed Catholic church with an art museum, gardens & organ concerts, plus tours & events.

Spacious museum showcasing Québec & Canadian visual works, plus international contemporary art.

Historic Catholic chapel built in 1771 & featuring a saint's tomb, unique art & a nautical theme.

Modern museum with archaeological digs & interactive exhibits in historical buildings.

Sizable, long-standing film & TV conservatory offering screenings, events & global archives.

Natural history & world cultures galleries showcasing dinosaur skeletons, extinct species & mummies.

Nonprofit offering contemporary art exhibits, events & education in two historical buildings.

Family-friendly museum complex made up of a botanical garden, biodome, planetarium & insectarium.

👍 Great place to visit. Guided tours in English and French.

Historical exhibits focused on Montreal survivors, with video testimonies & personal objects.

👍👍 Had Good experience buying several workstations & parts here. They have all types of computers, and some nice performance models for a reasonable price. ( peripherals too ) The Museum Section is exceptional & like taking a trip in time. The hardware I ordered was as expected and functions well. The...

Former Olympics velodrome housing replicas of 5 ecosystems & related species of animals & plants.

Historical exhibits of costumes, objects & photos on popular subjects from hockey to Inuit art.

Community museum in a 1920s bathhouse, showcasing the area's working-class roots & labour history.

Exhibits covering a range of environmental issues in a geodesic dome built for the 1967 world expo.

Displays of live & mounted specimens, with beehives, free-flying butterflies & edible bugs.

Photos & artifacts tell the story of Montréal & its people in a space once used as a fire station.

Museum gift shop offering jewelry, books & decor related to archaeology & history.

👍👍 For $10 for adults, this is a great little museum filled with history of the Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, artifacts of Saint-Joseph, and explores the history of healthcare and health sciences (nuns taking care of those in need at the hospital and running the pharmacy. The first room is a bit of history...

Museum tracing the history of Montréal, with permanent & temporary exhibits in a grand 1918 home.