Love sign - (Near Montréal, QC)

Ngoc Vu Bich When you walk in, you arrive directly at the reception desk. A staff member collects the ticket. It was around $15 after tax per person, if I remember correctly. The front area also has a small gift shop with Montreal-themed souvenirs and items related to the museum. Prices seemed reasonable, nice if you want a small keepsake. The museum is divided into different rooms, each designed with its own color palette and theme. Every room represents a different period, group of people, or activity connected to the history of the house and Montreal over time. The first room takes you back to the early settlement days, with small-scale models, preserved artifacts, and an audio booth where you can listen to recorded stories. The audio is available in multiple languages, including French, English, Spanish, Chinese, and a few others. Everything is quiet, clean, and neatly presented, with clear labels beside each display. The rooms are beautifully preserved and very well maintained. One fun detail I really liked: they have historical clothing, hats, and even wooden shoes that you can try on and “dress up” in right there. It makes the experience more interactive and honestly quite fun. It’s a great place to visit with family, friends, or your partner, especially with kids. You can learn a lot in a calm and thoughtful setting. Definitely worth a stop when visiting Montreal.

Alex Bar This is an incredibly versatile event space. Its priorities are often the cruise ships but when its not host ships its hosting great events like Startupfest that just celebrated its 15th edition at this beautiful space.

Joshua Radu Nice to drive on the f1 track

Jeff Panaka Had a very special trip here this summer. A beautiful chapel and the real gem is to take the tour and explore the undercroft built by Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys. There is a great tour guide here. I can’t recall his name but he has long hair and studies Alexander the Great. He gave a fantastic tour and telling if the history of this place. Truly a worthwhile visit if in Montreal. 5/5.

Nicholas Surges I just visited the Montreal Museum of archeology and history for the first time and left very impressed. Located in the Old Port, the museum integrates a live archaeological site: visitors quite literally walk through and on top of the citys history. Clever use of video projections enables the museum to augment this archeological backdrop in a non-invasive manner, identifying key features and - in some instances - animating them with video loops. I was also highly impressed with the scenic design of both the permanent and temporary exhibitions. There really was something for every age group here. Well-worth the price of admission.