The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
(Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal)

Bigger than it looks, but nowhere as big as the Louve or The Met. That being said, everything inside was carefully curated, each piece unique and exquisite. It contains many diverse and powerful pieces. Love this museum and will return.
janice - in the last week

This place is magical, it has such a incredibly diverse variety of displays, art pieces. I truly enjoyed every second of my visit here, it does truly capture the Montreal experience. If you appreciate fine art or simply enjoy strolling around a place full of history this is your place to be. There are five to six floors for you to go through and check out, of which I really enjoyed seeing the historical artifacts. The first Sunday of every month is a free day for you to come drop by and check out this place which is why I gravitated toward coming by, however even if it wasnt free I would still come check it out. Overall, I had a blast and would highly recommend dropping by even if your not a big fan of art!
Osama Baig - 4 weeks ago

Great art museum in multiple buildings. Loved how some of the rooms mixed art and artifacts from completely different centuries instead of having specific period rooms. Would go again and could spend a whole day.
Erik Gray - in the last week

Absolutely loved this museum. Amazing collections. Loved the care and attention taken to not only provide artists names and dates but many (most?) of the pieces included a paragraph or two explanation about the artist and/or the piece - very informative and interesting to read. They enjoy having many square feet of exhibition space and getting between the various buildings is relatively easy. We spent four hours and felt like we saw most of what we wanted to see. There was a really well done exhibit on the works of Marisol - who I knew nothing about before (I’m relatively ignorant in art) and found it very interesting. Kudos to the curators and staff here. Highly recommend!
Karl Peterman - 4 months ago

Clean and well organized museum. They have a coat counter with an attendant. Has a cafeteria. They accept credit/debit card. Stroller friendly stairs but also has a elevator. This activity is worth a day to spend easily to fully enjoy and engulfed the informations. The main building is closed as of now March 2024 for renovations but the two buildings are opened which all three are just connected by an underground passage.
Nico Samneil Salado - a month ago