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Château Ramezay

Château Ramezay
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Built in 1705 as a residence for the governor of Montreal, the site later served British and American officials. It now displays period furniture, documents and artifacts from the 18th and 19th centuries. The walled garden and basement vault are features to note during a visit.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 1 of Montreal and Quebec City in 7 Days

Visiting Château Ramezay: what to know

Tickets
Admission fees apply; check the official site for current rates.
Time needed
Allow 1 to 2 hours for a visit.
Best time
Weekdays are quieter than weekends.
Getting there
In Old Montreal near Champ-de-Mars metro station.

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Château Ramezay FAQs

When was Château Ramezay built?

The building dates from 1705.

What can visitors see inside?

Period rooms, historic documents and artifacts related to Montreal's past are on display.

Is there a garden at the site?

Yes, a walled garden is part of the property and open to visitors.

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