When we visited, there was a superb exhibition of clothing fashion through the ages, illustrated by paintings and enhanced by examples produced by modern designers, drawing their inspiration from the paintings. Well worth the visit. More

We were staying downtown in Quebec City, and frankly, we got a little mixed-up in the car trying to find this museum. It seems to be bit far from the center of town, but once you're there it's a nice place! The high points of our trip were a kids' craft activity, and two of the temporary exhibits. The craft... More

My husband (who is not a museum lover) and I both thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this museum! Our favorite sections were the abstract arts and the Inuit arts display. The Inuit carvings were so intricate and delicate. And the best part was that it was free! More

We went to the museum on the recommendation of other trip advisor reviews. A nice way to spend a couple of hours and get a view into the art of Quebec. No Monets, Picassos, etc but that's ok. The building itself is very interesting itself - half of the galleries are in an old prison. And, hey, visiting the permanent... More

The non-charge areas gave us a definite feel for Quebecois art history, which is time-spanning and diverse. We could move into our day from there with our wallets intact and smiles on our faces. More

Set in the Parc des Champs-de-Bataille, this gallery is one not to miss if you are visiting Quebec City. The exhibitions are intelligently curated, some international in orientation, others with a focus on Canada/Quebec. The buildings and exhibition galleries are themselves architecturally interesting and provide a tranquil space to wile away a couple of hours. We caught a brilliant exhibition... More

We visit this museum at least once a year, specially when they have an exhibition of european masters works. Of course, we cannot compare it with famous great foreign museums, but we always enjoy our visit because of the practical size of the museum and the possibility of seeing different artists works at every visit, plus the magnificient view on... More

The Caillebotte exhibit (closed early January) was very interesting. I also enjoyed the Inuit exhibit, but found much of the other art unremarkable. The restaurant has excellent food, though. More

If you have been to the MET or Louvre, this will pale in comparison. However, it is a nice museum and worth a visit if you enjoy art. More