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Château Dufresne, museum and historical heritage site

Visit this prestigious 1920s Montréal residence and discover the studio of its Florentine decorator.

Château Dufresne, museum and historical heritage site

2929 Jeanne-d'Arc Street
Montréal, QC
H1W 3W2

Pie-IX

Olympic District

map view

Temporarily closed

Partial access for persons with disabilities
Family Activity
Montréal Museums Pass Accepted
Passeport MTL Accepted
Accompanying Leisure Card (CAL)
Wi-Fi
Parking for Buses
Free Parking
audio tour
Guided Tour

Child admission: $7
Student admission: $13
Adult admission: $14
Senior admission: $13

Fees subject to change

Cooperatives and non-profit organizations

website 514-259-9201 email

The Château Dufresne has been listed a historical monument since 1976. This imposing residence, which was built by brothers Oscar and Marius Dufresne (1915-1918), testifies to the aspirations, ideas, and tastes of the French-Canadian bourgeoisie at the beginning of the last century. Painted by Guido Nincheri (1885-1973), the wall decorations are the most important secular work of the Florentine artist, best known for his sacred art which adorns nearly 200 churches in Canada and the United States.

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