Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel
Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum

Went for the Taylor Swift candlelight orchestra with my mother and loved it! Only downside is that I was sat behind someone taller than me and couldn’t see. Not their fault but would’ve been nice to be able to move to other seats! Would definitely recommend due to the warm ambiance and lovely performers.
Amy Badi - a week ago

Beautiful church. A bit small but the decor and architecture from the outside is amazing. Inside there are some historic art pieces and the music catholic stained glad glass.
Leonard - a month ago

I always thought this was one of the cutest churches in the old port but I had never been to the museum or the Belvedere. This happens to be the oldest church with a stunning view of the city. You can go to the underground part to see some art or the Belvedere to see a view of the city and you won’t regret the visit.
ma - 2 months ago

The church itself has free admission. The museum is ticketed, but has great exhibits about this historic church that even has it's origins earlier than the other nearby cathedral. The way up to the belvedere also has a beautiful chapel and the view at the end is amazing. The crypt and archaeological floor were also great with so much history.
Perez JB - 2 months ago

Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, often referred to as the Sailors' Chapel, is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Old Montreal. This historic site offers visitors a unique blend of spirituality, history, and stunning architecture. Upon entering, you're immediately struck by the serene atmosphere and beautiful interior. The chapel’s decor is rich in detail, featuring intricate woodwork, vibrant stained glass, and exquisite murals that tell the story of its dedication to the protection of sailors. The peaceful ambiance invites reflection and admiration. One of the highlights is the exquisite dome, adorned with frescoes that captivate the eye. Climbing up to the viewing platform offers panoramic views of the Old Port and the city, making it a fantastic spot for photos. The chapel’s maritime connection is evident in the numerous model ships and artifacts displayed, adding a personal touch that honors its history. The chapel also hosts various art exhibitions and community events, making it a dynamic space that goes beyond its religious significance. The staff is welcoming and knowledgeable, eager to share the chapel's rich history and answer any questions. While the chapel is a smaller attraction, it offers a deeply enriching experience that shouldn’t be missed. The tranquility and beauty of Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel provide a lovely respite from the bustling streets of Old Montreal. Overall, visiting Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel is a rewarding experience that combines history, art, and spirituality. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a lover of architecture, or simply looking for a moment of peace, this charming chapel is a must-visit in Montreal.
Anthony M - a week ago