Museum, historic/archeological site
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Lieu historique national du Commerce-de-la-Fourrure-à-Lachine
Region | City | District |
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Montréal | Montréal | Pôle des Rapides |
Retrace the hectic history of the early 19th-century fur trade in the heart of Old Lachine. Interactive presentations and self-guided or guided tours allow visitors to better understand this industry so essential to the colony's growth.
Map and contact information
Public transportation
- Bus : 195 ou 496
- Subway : Angrignon
Vehicle and Parking Services
- Free parking
- Parking for buses
Temporary exhibitions
- Until September 01, 2025: Initiation à la pagaie - Expérience rabaska (Learn-to Paddle - Voyageur Canoe Experience)The voyageur canoe, also known as the rabaska or the big canoe is a true symbol of tradition and exploration. With its imposing size and capacity to accommodate several paddlers, it offers an incomparable boating experience, perfect for adventure-seeking groups. This historical activity will transport you back in time to discover the crucial role of the voyageur canoe, the preferred boat of fur traders in the 17th and 18th centuries. Reservations required.
- Until September 01, 2025: Vivez l’épopée du commerce des fourrures (Vivez l’épopée du commerce des fourrures)Slip on your red tuque and tie on your traditional sash, then retrace the route of trappers, voyageurs and Indigenous from Lachine to Fort William (now Thunder Bay). Immerse yourself in an intriguing, interactive and light-hearted exhibition.
Recreational / cultural activities
- Cruise / boat excursion
- Entertainment for children
- Guided tour
- Self-guided tour
Services
- Air conditioning
- Boutique
Restaurant and food services
- Picnic area
Accessibility
- Not accessible
Eligible customers
- Adults
- Teens
- Children
- Groups
Groups
- Entertainment available
- Tours : in french
- Tours : in english
- Special schedule on request
- Possible off-season opening
- Group rates
- Booking required
Available facilities
- Bicycle rack
- Interpretation panels
- Walking path