A large exhibition hall, the very architecture of the museum is magnificent, raise your head to the ceiling it is a masterpiece. The price is reasonable $ 8. Paid outdoor parking but there is a way to find a place on the street. A great family activity. It also depends on the current exhibition, activities for children during the weekends. Nice place
Hidden in a church. Museum houses display of handiworks.
Superb little museum. I loved the experience. The work of Quebec artisans is incredibly beautiful.
Beautiful church, but the exhibitions are too wee for my taste. Nothing expectacular. The videos they show are interesting.
Beautiful museum to discover local artisans and trades
Beautiful church converted into a museum and handicrafts of Quebec of great interest to who would like to know a little more the history of the people here.
The Church turned museum is a beautiful piece of architecture. It was impressive to hear that it was relocated from it's downtown location in the last century. The exhibits are nothing amazing but go to appreciate the church design and history.
Very nice museum. We visited an exhibition on jewelery and the manufacture of watches and clocks. The museum's collection touches all forms of art. Very educational. In addition, this museum is free every first Sunday of the month.
The only museum that keeps the memory of our artisans in Quebec. Important for our story.
It was a very interesting visit, where I saw several artistic works made mainly by hand. My visit coincided with the exhibition of the group of artists LE LEVANT, who exhibited pretty paintings on canvas.
The reception was not too elaborate. We went around quickly. There were activities for children, but nothing for adults. There were some beautiful works. I would have liked to see more local artists of our time.
OK no more, too small exposure. A chance that there was animation for our children of 5 and 7 years ...
A simply magnificent museum. And the team is very friendly.
Very nice museum in an old church (stained glass) with welcoming hostesses and passionate about sharing their knowledge of this historic province. The audiovisual exhibitions are very well done. Some activities, drawing style or 'information hunting' would be good to set up for the youngest.
Great place, a beautiful piece of history to withhold
Excellent work of museology. Do not miss the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions ... a real pleasure every time
It's an okay museum, not to best place to bring kids unless you are doing an workshop be ause it verh boring
The receptionist speaks very bad french and very bad english ...
Magnificent place filled with history. Permanent and changing exhibition in a grand setting.
This is a pretty small museum, I would suggest that your whole group can read. It's not very child friendly. So I wouldn't suggest it if your bringing children under 10. The price is great, and there is a craft room for children, but it was closed while we were there, so I can't say for sure if we would have had a better time if our three year old had something to do. The whole Museum will probably take most families like ours thirty minutes or less to walk through and read everything.
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