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Musee des Hospitalieres Ticket
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Entry ticket



- This activity has no age limit
- Free for children aged 0-4
- Participants aged 5 - 17 are considered youth or children, based on their official ID
- Participants aged 18 - 64 are considered adult, based on their official ID
- Participants aged over 65 are considered seniors, based on their official ID
- Every 3rd Thursday of the month, the museum is open until 21:00
- The venue accept payments by debit card (Interac), credit card (Visa and Mastercard) and cash
- The length of a museum visit varies depending on the exhibition and the individual. If you wish to take your time exploring the museum, the operator recommends a visit of between 1 and 2 hours
- The only object you are permitted to photograph is the La Fleche Staircase, situated in the museum’s entrance hall
- Visitors have access to a checkroom without attendant and backpacks must be left at the museum’s reception desk
- Student tickets require valid proof or student ID
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue
- Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification
- Taking videos and photos of the show is strictly prohibited. Any person caught illegally photographing or recording the event will be dealt with by the venue's security
- This activity is wheelchair-accessible
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Present your mobile voucher
- Musee des hospitalieres de l’Hotel Dieu de Montreal
- 201 Ave des Pins Ouest, Montreal, Quebec H2W 2T2, Canada
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- By bus: Take Bus 144, 129, 80, or 55, which stop near Pine Avenue West
- By metro: From Sherbrooke Station (Orange Line), walk 5–7 minutes west along Sherbrooke Street to Pine Avenue
- By metro: From Place-des-Arts Station (Green Line), walk 7–10 minutes north along Jeanne-Mance Street to Pine Avenue
- By metro: From Saint-Laurent Station (Green Line), walk 10–12 minutes west along Saint-Laurent Boulevard and north to Pine Avenue
Reviews
Guide
Prepare for an insightful 90-minute journey into Montreal’s medical history at the Musée des Hospitalières. You’ll be transported back to the 17th century, discovering the dedicated lives of the Hospitaller sisters who cared for the sick and wounded. Expect to admire an exquisite collection of historical artifacts, religious art, and medical instruments, highlighting the profound evolution of healthcare practices through the ages. A key highlight is stepping inside the reconstructed pharmacy, offering a fascinating glimpse into traditional herbal remedies and apothecary practices. This unique experience profoundly intertwines healthcare history, spirituality, and human resilience, granting you full access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions within a wheelchair-accessible setting, showcasing centuries of dedication
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Guidebook
Prepare for an insightful 90-minute journey into Montreal’s medical history at the Musée des Hospitalières. You’ll be transported back to the 17th century, discovering the dedicated lives of the Hospitaller sisters who cared for the sick and wounded. Expect to admire an exquisite collection of historical artifacts, religious art, and medical instruments, highlighting the profound evolution of healthcare practices through the ages. A key highlight is stepping inside the reconstructed pharmacy, offering a fascinating glimpse into traditional herbal remedies and apothecary practices. This unique experience profoundly intertwines healthcare history, spirituality, and human resilience, granting you full access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions within a wheelchair-accessible setting, showcasing centuries of dedication