Musée des Ursulines

Musée des Ursulines is a historic museum in Quebec City showcasing the cultural and religious heritage of the Ursuline nuns and their impact on education and art in Canada.

The Musée des Ursulines in Quebec City is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich heritage of the Ursuline nuns, who arrived in New France in 1639. The museum features a collection of religious artifacts, historical documents, and artworks, including embroidery and paintings created by the nuns. Housed within the Ursuline Monastery, one of the oldest educational institutions in North America, the museum offers insight into the nuns' role in shaping education and art in Quebec. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight the daily life, spiritual practices, and contributions of the Ursulines to Canadian history. The museum also includes a chapel and gardens, providing a serene setting for reflection. Through its displays and programs, the Musée des Ursulines connects visitors to the enduring legacy of this religious community.