Reviews of Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion for Peace (Museum)

2085 Bishop St, Montreal, Quebec H3G 2E8, Canada

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At the moment the firm receives a rating of 4.4 over 5 and the score has been based on 20 reviews.

As you can read, the average score it has is good, and it is based on a large number of scores, so we may conclude that the evaluation is very accurate. If there are many people who bothered to evaluate when they've done well, is that it works.

As you know, we do not usually bother to put opinions when these are good and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or issue...

This Museum is classified in the category of Art museum.

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REVIEWS OF Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion for Peace IN Beloeil

Luiza Rossini

Gilles Bordeleau

(Translated) Magnificent exhibition with a superb presentation! (Original) Magnifique exposition avec une présentation superbe!

Sid Djahlat

Alex Cournoyer

(Translated) My favorite pavilion among the five pavilions of the Museum of Fine Arts. (Original) Mon pavillon préféré parmi les cinq pavillons du musée des beaux-arts.

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Md Rasheduzzaman Al-Amin

Anne-Marie Dubois

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Sébastien Lapointe

Cy Giraud

(Translated) A must see: a too well kept secret and directly connected to the major exhibitions of the moment. A very beautiful portion of building very well arranged with quality works, as well as a beautiful outdoor life ... and yet so few people! (Original) À voir absolument : un secret trop bien gardé et directement connecté aux grandes expositions du moment. Une très belle portion d'édifice très bien agencée avec des oeuvres de qualité, ainsi qu'une belle vie extérieure... et si peu de monde pourtant !

Samantha Linton

MLMorfitt

Excellent. 4 floors of fabulousness ! Use main doors on Sherbrooke, not on Bishop St.

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B Goldberger

This is a beautifully designed building with state-of-the art gallery spaces and impressive collections of Netherlandish, French and modern art. It also has a large center for education and art therapy on the two subterranean levels.

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Fawad Popal

Incredible place. Went there with the family on a Saturday and enjoyed all the arts and history which were showcased.

Teresa Hoang

Beautiful space and loved how creative their rest areas were. Definitely need to visit this place several times to fully appreciate this museum

G Aquino

This pavilion is part of the Fine Arts Museum and is not its own gallery. To visit, you need admission tickets for the Fine Arts Museum, and the main entrance is not here on Bishop Street, but along Sherbrook Street. Interesting art pieces spread across six floors, so there's lots to see and read. This pavilion alone requires at least 1.5 hours to visit at a comfortable pace, while the entire museum requires half a day.