Château Dufresne

Chateau Dufresne (Dufresne House) Detailed address: 2929 Avenue Jeanne-d'Arc, Montr éal, QC H1W 3W2 Canadian Transportation Guide: It takes about 19 minutes to drive from Montreal Downtown by car. If you take public transportation, you can take No. 1. Get off and walk to the museum. Open hours: Monday to Tuesday, closed Wednesday to Sunday 09：30-17：00 Ticket price: 14 knives for tickets, Student tickets for $13, the attraction includes highlights in the Montreal Tourist Package: Montreal’s only castle house open to the public, Montreal’s wonderful museum series, the former residence retains its original decoration and 1920s furniture, It was a former residence of Canadian entrepreneurs, built between 1915 and 1918, and has up to 40 rooms inside the castle, the building is very spacious, and each room has its own design style. After purchasing tickets at the ticket office, the conductor will give each visitor a PAD, and will explain the explanation as the visitor moves. The introduction of multimedia makes the visit process very lively and interesting. Little Tips: The former residence is located in the Montreal Sports Center. The itinerary can be arranged for a day. There are also several museums in the sports center that are very good to visit. It can be reached on foot, but the disadvantage is that there is no food nearby. It feels that the smoke is relatively quiet compared to downtown Montreal. The Montreal sports center is very large. If you walk, you can wear more comfortable shoes. The wind here is also relatively large in winter. There will still be cold wind on foot. It will be colder and warmer.

1. About tickets: Children under 4 years old: Free 5-17 Year Old: $7.00 Student & Elderly: $13.00 Adult : $ 14.002. Open hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 9：30-17：00 3. Transportation: 2929 Avenue Jeanne-d'Arc, Montr éal, QC H1W 3W2, Canada You can take the bus or subway and walk about ten minutes from the station. 4. One of the favorite museums on this trip to the Montreal Museum, the museum is built in a historical building. It was once the residence of Marius Dufresne and Oscar Dufresne, both of which are French-Canadian entrepreneurs. The mansion was built from 1915 to 1918 and was designed by Jules Renard and Marius Dufresne, based on the architecture of Versailles, France. There are 40 rooms, murals and smallpox patterns are very cool, the room also has a great preservation of the style of the time, and also understands the style of the house of the Montreal people at that time. Multimedia tours are also more interesting, the staff will provide a multimedia display before the visit, and will follow the people's mobile automatic explanation of the exhibition where they are, it is very interesting.