Centre d'histoire de Montreal

Relive Montreal's glorious past with Centre de histoire de Montreal. Housed in a former fire station this charming museum presents temporary exhibits on various themes related to the city.

Established in 1983, this unpretentious museum nevertheless attracts thousands of visitors. It has undergone massive renovations in 2001 and now sports a new look. Housing 16,000 square feet of exhibition space, it gives its visitors invaluable glimpses of the past. The heart and soul of Montreal lies bare before you. The museum traces the history of the city from the 18th century to the present day. Featuring a permanent exhibition, divided into five historical eras and displayed on two separate levels, visitors to this museum, located just off Old Montreal's renowned Place d'Youville will find a series of historical models, photographs, objects and artifacts that illustrate the development of the City of Montreal through the ages.

There are eight exhibition halls, each presenting a different era in Montreal's history. Period furniture and objects, videos, slides, theatrical recreations and audio recordings are available. Guidebooks are available in both French and English.

Hours: Tues- Sun 10am- 5pm.
Payment: Cash.

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Contact Information

Centre d'histoire de Montreal
335 place d'Youville
H2Y3T1 Montreal, QC

Tel. +15148723207
chm@ville.montreal.qc.ca
http://www.ville.montreal.qc.ca