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Proud of its reference collection of Québec art, the Musée abundant collection of more than 38,000 works offers a vast survey of the history of Québec art from the seventeenth century to today. The MNBAQ has four pavilions: the Pierre Lassonde pavilion, devoted to contemporary art, the Charles Baillairgé pavilion, devoted to modern art, the Gérard Morisset pavilion, the temple of historical art, and the central pavilion, home to the Family Gallery. Complete your visit by enjoying the creations of renowned chef Marie-Chantal Lepage or by visiting our boutique.
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Hours: until May 31, 2017: Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday: until 9 p.m. Open Monday October 10, December 26 and January 2. Closed December 25.
Admission: adults: $18; seniors (65 and over): $16; Ages 18 to 30: $10; Ages 13 to 17: $5. Children aged 12 and under: free. Families (up to 2 adults and 3 children 13-17): $40. Members: free. Wednesdays, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.: half-price. Reduced rates for groups.
Closed: Closed on Mondays and December 25.
Schedule and rates are subject to change without notice. Visit their website or contact them for up-to-date information.
Parc des Champs-de-Bataille
Québec, QC
G1R 5H3
Borough of La Cité - Limoilou / Downtown
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Free outdoor bike parking on site, Pay outdoor bus parking on site, Pay outdoor car parking on site
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Measurements:
Room | Area Dimensions L x W x H |
Theater-Style | Banquet | Classroom | Conference | Booths |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Salle Multi |
199,5 m²
17,1m X 13,4m X 5,2m |
174 | 136 | 100 | 60 | |
MNBAQ Restaurant |
128,5 m²
14,3m X 9,1m X 5,3m |
75 | 90 | |||
Pavillon central/Restaurant/Salle multi |
702,3 m²
0m X m X m |
400 | ||||
Salle du Conseil |
49,6 m²
7,9m X 5,8m X 2,4m |
16 | ||||
Atrium |
460,0 m²
m X m X m |
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Rotonde |
114,4 m²
10,1m X 10,1m X 6,9m |
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Terrasse |
728,9 m²
26,8m X 25,9m X m |
400 | ||||
Jardin Pellan |
201,7 m²
12,2m X 10,1m X m |
80 | 56 | |||
Grand Hall |
780,0 m²
m X m X m |
576 | 456 | |||
Auditorium Sandra et Alain Bouchard |
221,0 m²
m X m X m |
256 | ||||
Salon Desjardins |
246,0 m²
m X m X m |
216 | 168 | |||
Cours intérieure |
190,0 m²
m X m X m |
54 | ||||
Espace nord |
204,0 m²
m X m X m |
228 | 96 | |||
Espace Fondation Monique et Robert Parizeau |
156,4 m²
m X m X m |
144 | 64 | |||
Passage Riopelle |
322,9 m²
m X m X m |
112 | ||||
Pavillon central |
314,2 m²
m X m X m |
275 | 216 | 250 | ||
Espace sud |
156,4 m²
m X m X m |
144 | 64 |
Salle Multi | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
199,5 m²
17,1m X 13,4m X 5,2m |
Theater-Style | 174 |
Banquet | 136 |
Classroom | 100 |
Conference | 60 |
Booths |
MNBAQ Restaurant | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
128,5 m²
14,3m X 9,1m X 5,3m |
Theater-Style | 75 |
Banquet | 90 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Pavillon central/Restaurant/Salle multi | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
702,3 m²
0m X m X m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | 400 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Salle du Conseil | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
49,6 m²
7,9m X 5,8m X 2,4m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | |
Classroom | |
Conference | 16 |
Booths |
Atrium | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
460,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Rotonde | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
114,4 m²
10,1m X 10,1m X 6,9m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Terrasse | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
728,9 m²
26,8m X 25,9m X m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | 400 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Jardin Pellan | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
201,7 m²
12,2m X 10,1m X m |
Theater-Style | 80 |
Banquet | 56 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Grand Hall | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
780,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 576 |
Banquet | 456 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Auditorium Sandra et Alain Bouchard | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
221,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 256 |
Banquet | |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Salon Desjardins | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
246,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 216 |
Banquet | 168 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Cours intérieure | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
190,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | 54 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Espace nord | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
204,0 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 228 |
Banquet | 96 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Espace Fondation Monique et Robert Parizeau | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
156,4 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 144 |
Banquet | 64 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Passage Riopelle | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
322,9 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | |
Banquet | 112 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
Pavillon central | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
314,2 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 275 |
Banquet | 216 |
Classroom | 250 |
Conference | |
Booths |
Espace sud | |
---|---|
Area Dimensions L x W x H |
156,4 m²
m X m X m |
Theater-Style | 144 |
Banquet | 64 |
Classroom | |
Conference | |
Booths |
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