Maison Saint-Gabriel

🔅Maison Saint-Gabriel📍 Detailed address: 2146 Place Dublin, Montr al, QC H3K 2A2 Canada 🚗 Traffic strategy: It takes about 10 minutes to drive from Montreal Downtown by car. If you take public transportation, you can take No. 61. Get off and walk for a distance is the museum 🕙 Opening hours: Monday closed Tuesday-Thursday: 10：00-17：00, Each hour of Thursday-Sunday: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m💰 Ticket price: 15 knives for tickets, 5 knives for students, the attraction is included in the Montreal tourist package 🌟 Highlights: The San Gabriel Palace, which opened in 1966, is also a historical residence hidden in a quiet neighborhood. The small building has a history of 300 years and is also one of the architectural models of the traditional style of New France. It is estimated that the tour method is an explanation tour, and the staff lady leads the tour. The language can be selected in English or French. Each hour of a wave of guides, arrived a few minutes later, so the conductor sister still let us follow the whole wave of a visit, and after the end, and made a special trip to explain the missing content for us, very intimate. The narrator sister also wore the costumes of the times to explain. When visiting, there was also a sense of crossing 📌 Small Tips: ▪️ This attraction is still some distance from the city center, and there are not many attractions around. If the play time is more urgent, In fact, it is not recommended to go to punch in. The transportation is only a bus and no subway. It is suitable for self-driving friends. It shows the traditional rural life of Quebec from the 17th to the 19th century. This kind of visit and tour method of the former residence can let tourists enter Montreal in the current era. Understanding the social style at that time was also a more interesting and novel way to visit

After pursuing history, I will take you back 300 years to climb the Royal Mountains in the morning. My husband and I and our two daughters want to know about Montreal's history, so I visit Maison Saint-Gabrie. It is located in a quiet neighborhood of Montreal with a view of the city of the past and the present and is well worth a visit. This gorgeous house is a hidden gem dating back 300 years and is a far cry from the tourist attractions we used to visit. We arrived early and saw people in costume making wooden shoes, brooms and baskets on the lawn. We also asked a guide to explain to us that Lily was an intellectual woman, knowledgeable and explained the history of the house. Very enthusiastic to everyone, and will ask questions to interact with tourists to let everyone experience the past life of people here. The historical relics here have been preserved for nearly 300 years, and each one looks very characteristic of the times and is well preserved. After about an hour of exploring the garden and barn, we were free to explore. There was also a beautiful terrace in the garden where beer, cider and biscuits were available! There are many plants in the garden, we were lucky to see a special exhibition in the barn, a beautifully restored building. Tips: 1. Tickets $10 per person 2. Parking on the roadside