Montreal, Canada
1380 Sherbrooke St W
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+1 5142852000
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Assisted listening devicesWheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is an excellent place to experience art and have a leisure afternoon at (The first Sunday of every month is free for all museum goers). The entrance hall is stunning and the indoor sculpture garden (with a glass ceiling) is an excellent place to read or spend an afternoon with a friend. The museum cafe and shop are also worth a visit and rival any quintessential museum cafe or shop. There are a number of excellent permanent exhibits on Canadian and Indigenous art, especially in the auxiliary pavilions. The museum also holds an excellent rotation of temporary art exhibits that showcased in major museums across the world. *Covid only: The ticketing process is online and visiting the museum was a very fluid experience even with restrictions. You need to register online to visit and there are only a few sections of the museum open at a particular time.*
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The biggest museum in Montréal. Good collection of each and every article related to arts and creation. Well managed museum with separate section of painting, sculpture, Woodcarving, metal and glass works, netting and accessories. Québec history of fine arts and culture can be learn here. Moreover, it gives a clear picture of global evolution of arts and craft.
This place is a gem!!! Located in the heart of downtown, I got to immerse myself in culture and explore my own views through the lense of the artists. It was refreshing to an activity other than taking yet another walk with a friend. To be honest the limited entry set due to covid made for an ambiance to truly enjoy each collection without over crowding. It was peaceful. The works were enlightening. I bought the avant garde pass and I will be going back!!
I found the facility to be very clean, welcoming and beautiful. Staff was helpful and kind regardless of my lack of French and despite it being very busy for a large event. The Museum was organized well for tourists or locals visiting. Close to shopping, food and other amenities. Other patrons enjoying the art were extremely respectful and quiet which helped me to enjoy the art that much more. Great experience overall.
A must-go if you're a fan of early renaissance/baroque art! Use to go there almost weekly before the pandemic. Absolutely love the atmosphere and the art!
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