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Reviews — 8
Cool museum. Was a great time walking around learning about Quebecs' history.
Recommended. Great museum and lots of interesting items. Lots of interesting history. Staff are very helpful. Interactive and 3d movie about the battles is an extra bonus. Very reasonable prices. Our tour was very interactive and interesting. The tour guide was very informative, funny, and stopped at various locations to explain the Plains of Abraham, and the battles that happened. The tour drives around the entire Plains of Abraham, and stops at different locations. Very clean and well maintained. Our tour guide interacts with the children and people on board, to make it funny and more enjoyable. Kid friendly.
Very informative museum. Great for history buffs.
Spectacular display of the history of the battle on The Plains of Abraham. Artistic deputation of some of the great historical figures explained via audio tour. Highly educational and not boring. Amazing movie telling the story of the epic battle…plays in both French and English depending on time. Knowledgeable, friendly staff dressed in period costumes and bilingual. Interactive displays to keep children interested as well. Clean, bright. A gem!
Excellent museum. Worth spending just over 2 hours here. There is a replaying video on the top floor both in English and French (at different times).
Small museum but great exhibit. A good place to start in exploring the city of Quebec to learn about the history of the city and the formation of Canada. Have an art exhibit on the main floor and artifacts display on the third and second floor. Don't miss the informative video which runs in both english and french. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable.
Amazing place to learn about history. Kids and adults would enjoy equally. Museum is quite economical. Easy access via bus. Car parking available at the site for 9$. The movie of 30 mins was worth a round up of history of battles. Has a small yet interesting souvenir shop as well.
Some of the exhibits are geared towards children; others not. The film about the battles provides interesting information, although it runs too long for children’s attention spans. Included in the entry fee is entry to Martello Tower 1, a bit of a walk away from the museum. I found the tower more interesting than the museum. At the tower, you’re given a screen and headphones, which convey the construction of the tower and the life of soldiers posted there.