Museums & Art Galleries in Maisonneuve, Montréal, QC
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4777 AV PIERRE-DE-COUBERTIN, Montréal, H1V 1B3
(514) 868-3000
Le Biodôme de Montréal est un musée unique au monde où sont recréés cinq écosystmes: l'Arctique, la forêt laurentienne, le Saint-Laurent marin et la forêt tropicale du continent américain, ainsi que l'Antarctique. - A unique experience for the senses ! The Montréal Biodôme presents 5 ecosystems where you can experience the sights and sounds of nature: the Tropical and Laurentian forests, the St. Lawrence marine ecosystem and the Polar World - Arctic and Antarctic - all under one roof. 
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2929, Avenue Jeanne-D'arc, MAISONNEUVE, Montréal, H1W 3W2
(514) 259-9201
History museum, Art museum, Art Gallery Closed now
2929 Av Jeanne-D'arc, MAISONNEUVE, Montréal, H1W 3W2
514 259.9201
The new Dufresne-Nincheri Museum presents the oldest stained glass workshop in Québec and houses an unparalleled collection of royal and imperial items and paintings from Alexandre de Bothuri and Élaine Bédard. The new Musée Dufresne-Nincheri, which is chaired by Marc Poirier, inaugurated on December 9th its museum complex with the official opening of the Nincheri Studio, the oldest stained glass workshop still in existence in Québec, and the presentation of the new permanent exhibit at Château Dufresne. Without a doubt, the crowning glory of this exhibit is the prestigious collection of royal and imperial items and paintings owned by Alexandre de Bothuri and Élaine Bédard. 
The Chateau Dufresne Museum is a luxurious and historic mansion with beautiful architecture and artwork from the early 20th century.Visitors praise the charming interior decorations, history of Montreal and Quebec, and friendly staff. Some suggest it's worth the price and recommend visiting with family, especially during the holiday season. The building offers limited period furniture and murals, giving a good feel of the richness of the time. It is conveniently located near public transport and offers an audio tour. Customers appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the opportunity to learn about the two semi-detached houses' history. 
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4914 Rue Hochelaga, TÉTREAULTVILLE, Montréal, H1V 1E7
(514) 899-9600
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