We planned our visit for Wednesday after 5pm since we knew there would only be a limited number of exhibits available due to the renovation. All floors inside the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion were acces… Full review by wireless_in_CA
Nov 7, 2023
A bit of a different twist to exploring the arts in this great museum... Adding dinner in the museum was the perfect start to exhibits. Manager, wait staff and Food was great! Highly recommend adding… Full review by Shelemi S
Oct 15, 2023
The parts of the museum that are open are well-curated and interesting. We especially enjoyed the Inuit Art section and learned so much. We very much wanted to eat a late lunch at the museum’s much-… Full review by writerinthesouth
Hi, how many hours would you recommend to set aside to spend in the museum?
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Depends how interested you are in modern art. I only had about 2 hours so I focused on the Inuit art and decorative arts. I wish I had a little more time. If you like a wide variety of styles of …
Depends how interested you are in modern art. I only had about 2 hours so I focused on the Inuit art and decorative arts. I wish I had a little more time. If you like a wide variety of styles of art and want to see a lot of the collection, you could easily spend half a day (4-5 hours) here, but you could also just do some highlights in a shorter time.
I know the area very well. There is a large parking lot adjacent to the Museum, on its East side. It is not free, but rates are reasonable. There is also plenty of metered parking along …
I know the area very well. There is a large parking lot adjacent to the Museum, on its East side. It is not free, but rates are reasonable. There is also plenty of metered parking along the street, just West of the Museum. In front of the Museum main entrance, there is a large turn about where a drop in could easily be done. As others have noted,it's a beautiful walk from the Old Town to the Museum, along Grande Allée, passing in front of the Quebec Parliament. Its a very, very gentle slope. From Chateau Frotenac, I would figure at least an hour because you will want to stop along the way.
Are you still open this time of year, we are planning a trip from Oct 9th to Oct 12th we are a retired couple but we do have a medium size dog who is well trained. We are wondering if you accept pets and if still open please advise us of price. Many thanks Margaret King
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The MNBAQ is open everyday (except 2 days in December. Most museums (esp. the prestigious ones - state or provincial museums, for example) do not allow dogs for many …
The MNBAQ is open everyday (except 2 days in December. Most museums (esp. the prestigious ones - state or provincial museums, for example) do not allow dogs for many reasons - some people are allergic, possibility of mess and fleas, possibility of damage to art and artifacts. For the latter reason, even backpacks are not allowed. Senior's admission fee is $16. For more info on hours, rates, (and guidelines), google the Museum name to get to their website.
Apr 19, 2024
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