Parking Near Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum, Old Montreal
Where Can I Park for Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
For Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum at 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est, nearby Parksy options include two garage spaces 310 m away at $8 an hour. A $4 an hour parking lot or space is available 430 m away. Dalhousie Station is 190 m away, a 3-minute walk, and street spaces near the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site are another option.
- Address
- 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Garage Parking in Downtown Montreal, 310 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Dalhousie Station, 190 m (3 min walk)
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Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum in Ville-Marie
Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum is at 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est in Ville-Marie, near Old Montreal. The museum’s official visitor information gives opening hours rather than a dedicated visitor car park, so drivers should plan around nearby parking rather than expect on-site parking at the historic site.
The site is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with listed hours of 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays (margueritebourgeoys.org). The official guided-visit information describes group visits of 10 to 60 people, with a maximum duration of 90 minutes (margueritebourgeoys.org), which can make a nearby reserved space more practical for organised visits.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around Rue Saint-Paul Est
The museum sits in the historic streets around Saint-Paul Street East, where demand can rise during visitor periods and organised group tours. The official visitor page lists daily opening, with separate hours for Tuesday to Saturday and Sunday (margueritebourgeoys.org), so arrival times can spread across the day rather than concentrating only around a short afternoon opening.
Street parking is available adjacent to the nearby Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site, while paid parking is also available in the area (parks.canada.ca). For a visit to the site at 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est, drivers should treat surrounding street spaces as time-sensitive municipal parking and follow the posted restrictions at the exact space before leaving the vehicle.
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum
The closest Parksy choices are two garage spaces 310 m from MBM: an indoor garage space at $8 an hour and a covered garage space at $8 an hour. Both suit drivers who want a protected space within a short walk of 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est.
For longer stays, a secure monthly space at 365 Rue Saint-Andre is 390 m away and costs $250 a month. Three further options are 430 m away: a parking lot at $4 an hour, another parking lot at $4 an hour, and a space at 331 Rue Saint Gabriel at $4 an hour.
Other Named Parking Near the Museum and Official Free Options
Street spaces beside the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site are the clearest named alternative in the surrounding area. Parks Canada states that the historic site has no parking on-site, but spaces are available on the streets adjacent to the site, with paid parking also available nearby (parks.canada.ca).
Those adjacent street spaces are the official free option identified for the nearby historic site, although the same authority also notes paid parking in the area (parks.canada.ca).
Dalhousie Station and Walking to Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum
Dalhousie Station is the nearest station to Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum, at 190 m or a 3-minute walk from the site. This makes public transport a practical alternative when nearby streets are busy, especially for visitors who do not need to carry equipment or luggage.
The museum address is 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est, and the site is 910 m from the centre of Old Montreal. From Dalhousie Station, the short walk avoids searching for a space directly beside the historic building while keeping the final approach on foot to a few minutes.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
For Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum at 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est, nearby Parksy options include two garage spaces 310 m away at $8 an hour. A $4 an hour parking lot or space is available 430 m away. Dalhousie Station is 190 m away, a 3-minute walk, and street spaces near the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site are another option.
Is There Parking at Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
The official visitor information gives opening hours rather than a dedicated visitor car park, so drivers should plan around nearby parking. Street spaces are available adjacent to the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site, and paid parking is also available in the area.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking to Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
The closest Parksy choices are two garage spaces 310 m from Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum. Both provide a protected space within a short walk of 402 Rue Saint-Paul Est.
What Is the Cheapest Nearby Parksy Parking Option?
Three Parksy options 430 m from Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum cost $4 an hour. For a longer stay, a secure monthly space at 365 Rue Saint-Andre is 390 m away and costs $250 a month.
Is There Free Parking Near Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
The official free option identified for the nearby historic site is the street parking beside the Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site. Parks Canada states that the historic site has no parking on-site, while spaces are available on adjacent streets. Treat surrounding street spaces as time-sensitive municipal parking and follow posted restrictions.
Can I Take Public Transport to Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum?
Dalhousie Station is 190 m from Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum, or a 3-minute walk. It is a practical alternative when nearby streets are busy, especially for visitors who do not need to carry equipment or luggage. The short walk avoids searching for a space directly beside the historic building.
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