Canadian Centre for Architecture

What travelers say:

The Canadian Architecture Center is located in Montreal's Golden Square district, a museum about architecture and an international research center, which is also a museum in Montreal that is very special, and can be visited for free with student ID. As an architectural museum, the details can be said to be unique. Montreal after the snow, it is rare to encounter sunlight. Through transparent glass, the sun is mottled. The museum mainly displays the beauty of architecture and the related historical development, recording the architectural culture from the Renaissance to the present world. As an architectural museum, the decoration is also very distinctive. This is also the only museum in the world with international architecture, urban planning and landscape design as the theme. Friends who like architectural design can come and visit, and the Canadian Architecture Center has a library open to the public. I thought that it was mainly architectural exhibits, but I didn't expect it to have a modern literary style, and there are various era-sense cameras on display. The interior layout also has a feeling of IKEA, and it is particularly interesting to visit. Most of the exhibits are multimedia displays, and the dynamic explanation of the video sounds more clear. Although each hall is not big, the exhibits are rich and not crowded. The last of the exhibition hall is the picture hall, from the historical picture display to the modern, all the way to see, there is a sense of crossing the ancient and modern.