Explore the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec at your own pace through the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion. This self-guided visit lets you linger over the works that interest you most; guided tours and workshops are not included.
- Discover Inuit art through the museum's dedicated exhibitions
- Explore Québec's contemporary art alongside its decorative arts and design
- See Jean Paul Riopelle's tribute to Rosa Luxemburg
What's Included
- Museum admission and access to all permanent exhibitions
- Feature exhibition access during specific times of year
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the museum
- Free coat check for backpacks, large bags, and umbrellas
- Wheelchairs and strollers available to borrow free of charge
Important details
- All ages are welcome. Admission is free for children ages 0–12. Senior tickets are for ages 65+.
- Bring a valid photo ID for each ticket.
- Admission is free on the first Sunday of the month for Québec City residents.
- Pets are not allowed. Service animals are permitted with valid identification.
- On-site parking is not included in the listed price and costs up to CAD 20 per day.
- The Central, Gérard Morisset, and Charles Baillairgé pavilions are temporarily closed for renovation.
- Do not bring outside food or drinks. Eating and drinking are permitted only in dining areas.
- Do not use tripods or flash photography inside the museum.
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave.
- The museum is stroller- and wheelchair-accessible.
- The museum is closed Mondays. Last admission is at 16:00 Tuesday and Thursday–Sunday, and 20:00 Wednesday.