Lieu historique national du Commerce-de-la-Fourrure-à-Lachine

Visiting the Fur Trade National Historic Site of Lachine means diving into the fascinating history of the fur trade in Canada. The authentic atmosphere of this historic warehouse, combined with interactive activities, provides a unique experience for visitors of all ages. You'll have the chance to touch and observe authentic furs and pelts, making the visit both educational and memorable.

• Guided tour: Join a guided tour to learn more about the history of the fur trade.
• Rabaska paddling activity: Get initiated into paddling like the voyageurs of the time.
• Interactive exhibits: Explore exhibits about the lives of trappers and merchants.
• School programs: Discover educational activities tailored for elementary and secondary students.
• Fur demonstrations: Observe and touch authentic furs and bales.
• Historical walk: Enjoy a walk along the Lachine Canal and learn about its history.

Nearby the museum, you can explore the Lachine Canal, perfect for a walk or a picnic. Additionally, the area is filled with restaurants and cafés where you can enjoy local specialties after your visit.

The Fur Trade National Historic Site of Lachine is easily accessible by car, with parking options nearby. Public transport, such as the metro and buses, also serves the area, making it easy to reach the museum.

The best time to visit the museum is during the summer months when outdoor activities are organized. Families, groups, and schools are welcome. Be sure to book in advance for guided tours, especially during peak season. Access is suitable for people with reduced mobility, and it’s advisable to wear comfortable clothing for activities.