McCord Museum Tours

Known for its sizable collection of artifacts from Canada’s First Peoples, the McCord Museum celebrates Canadian history and the lives of Montreal residents. With numerous rotating exhibitions, art objects from photographs to textiles, and an artist-in-residence program, the McCord is a must for museum lovers and history enthusiasts.
The Basics
The centrally located museum is an easy stop for travelers exploring downtown Montreal, and families visiting the McGill University campus. To save time at the entrance, purchase your admission ticket in advance. Sightseeing passes typically provide entry to the McCord Museum and other top attractions, and include unlimited public transit—a great value if you’ll be spending a few days in Montreal.
Things to Know Before You Go
How to Get There
The most convenient way to get to the McCord Museum is by metro. Take the green line to Peel station, then walk two short blocks to the museum, at 690 Sherbrooke Street West. Alternatively, take the 24 bus and get off at the Sherbrooke / Robert-Bourassa stop, steps from the museum.
When to Get There
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday: 10am to 6pm on weekdays (except Wednesday, when the museum is open until later), and 10am to 5pm on weekends. Weekends are busiest, particularly Sunday afternoons. To make the most of your visit, stop by between June and October, when the museum often hosts open-air exhibitions.
Exploring the McGill University Campus
Just across Sherbrooke Street from the McCord Museum sits Montreal’s prestigious McGill University. Enter through the stately Roddick Gates, and stroll along tree-lined walkways through the center of campus. You’ll spot historic buildings, students running to and from class, and the university’s Redpath Museum, featuring exhibits on natural history.
The Basics
The centrally located museum is an easy stop for travelers exploring downtown Montreal, and families visiting the McGill University campus. To save time at the entrance, purchase your admission ticket in advance. Sightseeing passes typically provide entry to the McCord Museum and other top attractions, and include unlimited public transit—a great value if you’ll be spending a few days in Montreal.
Things to Know Before You Go
- On Wednesday, the McCord Museum is open later, and admission is free after 5pm.
- The museum offers wheelchairs—ask at the admission desk.
- Admission is free for children age 12 and under.
- There’s an on-site café.
How to Get There
The most convenient way to get to the McCord Museum is by metro. Take the green line to Peel station, then walk two short blocks to the museum, at 690 Sherbrooke Street West. Alternatively, take the 24 bus and get off at the Sherbrooke / Robert-Bourassa stop, steps from the museum.
When to Get There
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday: 10am to 6pm on weekdays (except Wednesday, when the museum is open until later), and 10am to 5pm on weekends. Weekends are busiest, particularly Sunday afternoons. To make the most of your visit, stop by between June and October, when the museum often hosts open-air exhibitions.
Exploring the McGill University Campus
Just across Sherbrooke Street from the McCord Museum sits Montreal’s prestigious McGill University. Enter through the stately Roddick Gates, and stroll along tree-lined walkways through the center of campus. You’ll spot historic buildings, students running to and from class, and the university’s Redpath Museum, featuring exhibits on natural history.
Address: 690 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1E9, Canada
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