Musée du marché Sainte-Anne et du parlement de la province du Canada

Musée du marché Sainte-Anne et du parlement de la province du Canada is a historical museum in Montreal showcasing the site of the former Sainte-Anne Market and the Parliament of the Province of Canada

The Musée du marché Sainte-Anne et du parlement de la province du Canada is located in Montreal's Old Port area and preserves the history of the Sainte-Anne Market, a bustling 19th-century marketplace, and the former Parliament of the Province of Canada, which stood on the site from 1844 to 1849. The museum features archaeological remains, interactive exhibits, and informative displays that highlight the political and commercial significance of the location. Visitors can explore the foundations of the original buildings and learn about key historical events, such as the burning of the Parliament in 1849 during the Rebellion Losses Bill riots. The museum offers a unique glimpse into Montreal's role in Canada's early political and economic development.