This exhibit was extremely interesting. Peru was one of six cradles of civilization. The age of the artifacts was astounding. Each exhibit was well labeled with a description of the piece along with the history and period. The only criticism I would have is that there were two video presentations and both were of poor quality and the audio was... More

4 buildings all linked uder the street Sherbrook st. great exhibits well laid out and presented by the curators. a real find and a must. for all visitor to Montreal

I live in Montreal and I had never been to this museum. My history major arts student niece from Toronto chose it as our afternoon outing. The permanent exhibit is free. Other temporary exhibits have an entry fee. There are some very interesting exhibits. Take the time to read the info or take an audio guide. There were a few... More

I was so excited to find that this museum is free and has fantastic art in it. We saw works by Modigliani, Picasso, Degas, Matisse, Dali, Group of Seven, Emily Carr... All for free! If you're an art lover like me you need two days for this place (as you can't go all day, but maybe 2 hours each day?).... More

Some reviews say that there was so much nooks and crannies that the got lost and saw only part of the free permanent collection. Others say that there is very little to see since they don't know on how it work. So take time to have everything explained to you , the member counter is not really busy so the... More

Fantastic art, accessible to all, beautiful buildings, easy to reach, much to explore and experience amazing value as most of it is free.

The art, display and flow of the crowd The museum is grand and very spacious and has a boutique and restaurant

If you love art go to the MBA in Montreal...free admission (except for special exhibits) and there is so much to see. The cafe is wonderful so plan to have lunch there too!

What a surprise! Great art and free admission! The visiting exhibition required a fee if you wanted to see that.