Tickets to the Musée des Hospitalières de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal
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As you explore the Musée des Hospitalières, you'll be transported back in time to the 17th century, discovering the lives of the Hospitaller sisters who dedicated their lives to caring for the sick and wounded. Admire the exquisite collection of artifacts, religious art, and medical instruments, which highlight the evolution of healthcare practices and the daily routines of the sisters. Don't miss the chance to step inside the reconstructed pharmacy, filled with facts about the world of traditional herbal remedies and apothecary practices. The Musée des Hospitalières offers a unique and insightful experience that intertwines healthcare history, spirituality, and the resilience of those who dedicated themselves to the service of others.
With this ticket to the Musée des Hospitalières and a self-guided audio walk of the Mile End and Outremont neighborhoods, you'll explore Montreal's eclectic soul. The tour begins at the Musée des Hospitalières, where you'll be transported back in time to the 17th century, discovering the lives of the Hospitaller sisters who dedicated their lives to caring for the sick and wounded. (!) Note that this tour includes an entrance ticket available in the app, but the audio guide inside the museum is not provided. After you finish exploring the museum, set off on a fascinating stroll through Montreal's bohemian neighborhoods. Along the way, the tour unfolds along a curated route ushering you from the verdant Mount Royal Park, past an array of architectural marvels like the Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony, spirited murals by esteemed artists, to sumptuous scents of the famous St-Viateur Bagel shop, and more. Highlights include the Drawn & Quarterly, a nucleus for graphic novelists, and the city's literary giant Mordecai Richler's namesake library. The tour ensures a sensory experience; listen to the gentle hum of local life as you're introduced to Montreal's tapestry of art, faith, and community that intertwines throughout these storied streets.