Café Bistro at the McCord Museum - Montreal, Quebec

Excellent. The exhibits are well curated. We spent 2 hours here and were educated esp with the very respectful and insightful indigenous first floor exhibit. We also loved the focused Quebec glamour photographers on the second floor. ... Super well done!!! Read more

The wampum exhibit was moving, educational, inspiring. I'm so glad I got to see it. All the autochtone exhibits were phenomenal. Great gift shop too!

A gem! Relatively small museum, so you don't need to rush to see everything, but at the same time plenty to see in one visit. I admired native people part of the museum. Every artifact gets attention it deserves, nothing is cramped. The videos help to connect all the dots ... and are really eye-opening. It was interesting experience to try to find known historical landmarks in the paintings on the second floor. You can see how the city was started , how it was changing and how different it's now. Definitely worth a visit. You can save $2 , if you buy your tickets online. Read more

Interesting display on the History of Montreal. Also a fascinating exhibition on the Inuit. Super cute Christmas presentation with lots of activities for children.

Wonderful medium sized museum on Sherbrooke Street with an excellent Indigenous gallery explaining the history of Wampum: Beads of Diplomacy and another explaining the early development of Montréal through the eyes of an artist and chronicler James Duncan, from 1830 to 1880. Both were fascinating and educational, even for this ... Canadian history geek. I highly recommend this museum. Great coffee at the indoor cafe and displays of the mechanical window Christmas windows of Ogilvy's department store. Read more