The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Review

If you go to Canada in winter, it is recommended to visit some of these indoor attractions, you don't have to be afraid of storms and snow, the tickets for the art museum are not very cheap, but it is very large, you can prepare for half a day to see the art exhibits.

The Montreal Art Museum is a famous artist in China. The lobby design here is also quite huge. It integrates a lot of advantageous resources. The museum can also see a lot of good painting forms.

[View] It is very large and has a good sense of space. [Fun] To be honest, I don't understand it, but I dare not say boring in such a famous place. It seems that I have no level. [Cost-effective] Good, it is worth coming. I personally feel that I can't spend too much time.

It was really great to visit, the experience was memorable. I want to return in the future.

Last week I visited The MMFA and I loved it. Two years ago I wanted to go there but it was closed due to the pandemic.

It is ingeniously conceived as a fine Art Museum. It consists of several museums, connected by underground passages and combine for fine Art Museum. In fact, the art collection is not very rare, but the combination of the old and new buildings of the Creative! The old church is renovated and transformed into a museum. The new building is attached next to the old church. The natural transition between the old and the new buildings makes the elevation connection not abrupt, but more aesthetic.

It's a good gallery. It takes a little time to walk around very carefully. Before you go in, you can send your things to a free parcel and clothes place nearby because you can't bring in your camera and mobile phone to take photos. There are many beautiful exhibits in it. It's worth savoring carefully.

After the expansion of the Montreal Museum of Art in the 1990s, it became a pattern of two buildings facing each other across the street. It felt very complicated inside. I was in a bad state that day, and I felt a little confused. There are as many things as I can. Contemporary, modern, ancient, and all over the world, it seems that everything is available. I even took a serious look at a Mayan cultural relics exhibition hall.