The Ursulines Museum
| 12 Rue Donnacona, Ville de Québec |
5 priser
8.80/10.00 |
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+1 418-694-0694 |
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Vincent Zeteliano (16.10.2017 21:46)
Interesting for a small museum for sure. They have a cutout of a nun to pop your head in and the receptionist lady was nice enough to take my picture for me.
Interesting for a small museum for sure. They have a cutout of a nun to pop your head in and the receptionist lady was nice enough to take my picture for me.
Charles Hebson (18.09.2017 03:54)
A great unexpected find. Also plan on afternoon Mass. A beautiful spiritual time-out, even better if you are Catholic.
A great unexpected find. Also plan on afternoon Mass. A beautiful spiritual time-out, even better if you are Catholic.
Eugene Ingerman (18.08.2017 04:08)
A very small museum. Ursuline school taught girls from wealthy families. You get to see what school looked a hundred years ago. There is a small exhibit about ancient needlework. Pieces are impressive but very few. Self guided tours.
A very small museum. Ursuline school taught girls from wealthy families. You get to see what school looked a hundred years ago. There is a small exhibit about ancient needlework. Pieces are impressive but very few. Self guided tours.
Jennifer Jewett (03.08.2017 01:14)
I actually visited the chapel and did not go in the museum. The chapel was exquisite and contained the tomb of Montcalm
I actually visited the chapel and did not go in the museum. The chapel was exquisite and contained the tomb of Montcalm
Makenzie McGonigle (22.04.2017 06:21)
This is one of the best museums I've ever been to. Not only were the exhibits interesting, they were also the perfect size and had just the right amount of information. Learning about this order of nuns, how they went through the process of becoming a nun, and the boarding students they taught was fascinating. The museum is impeccably clean, including the bathrooms. Most museums feel worn, but not this one; it feels brand new.
This is one of the best museums I've ever been to. Not only were the exhibits interesting, they were also the perfect size and had just the right amount of information. Learning about this order of nuns, how they went through the process of becoming a nun, and the boarding students they taught was fascinating. The museum is impeccably clean, including the bathrooms. Most museums feel worn, but not this one; it feels brand new.
