The oldest private history museum in Quebec that presents historical exhibits, notably on Hochelaga.
The Château Ramezay Museum is the first building to be classified as a historic monument and the oldest private history museum in Quebec. It presents exhibitions of a historical nature, notably Hochelaga, Ville-Marie, Montréal, which relates the history of Montréal, Québec and Canada through various period objects, from Amerindian prehistory to the 20th century. Another exhibition will take you back to daily life in 18th-century Montréal. Don't leave without visiting the magnificent Jardin du Gouverneur.
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Opening time and information on RAMEZAY CASTLE
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jardin du Gouverneur closes 30 minutes early. Adults: $13.50.
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Located in Montreal, the Château Ramezay is the first building in Quebec to be classified as a historic monument. Built between 1915 and 1918, it houses a history museum that lets you explore over 500 years of the history of Montreal, Quebec and Canada. The museum houses a number of fascinating collections. You'll find, for example, works of art depicting the splendor of local landscapes and portraits of influential Canadian figures. Various objects illustrating the daily lives of 18th- and 19th-century Canadians are also on display. What's more, during a visit to this establishment, you'll be invited to discover a fine numismatic collection, with 8,000 coins. The museum also features interesting temporary exhibitions on specific aspects of local heritage. A must-see address!
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