Genocide still exists. That’s why people like me are compelled to talk about it, and the Montreal Holocaust Museum must exist.

Georgette Brinberg, Holocaust survivor

Discover our new downtown Museum

The virtual tour

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January 2026

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The steel framework is built - November 2025

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Exterior view of the new Museum from Saint-Laurent

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Agora

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View from Saint-Laurent

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2nd floor view on interior courtyard

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New commemoration room

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Classrooms

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Auditorium

State-of-the-art design

Following an international architectural competition, KPMB Architects + Daoust Lestage Lizotte Stecker Architecture designed the future Museum on Blvd. Saint-Laurent. Their thoughtful design pays tribute to Jewish tradition and Montreal architecture, allowing the Museum to promote memory, education, and community.

Construction began in November 2023 and is expected to be completed in late 2026 with the ambition of achieving a carbon-neutral project.

As a powerful tool in the combat against antisemitism, racism, and hate, the Museum will offer:

  • A permanent exhibition of artefacts and oral histories
  • A temporary exhibition gallery on the Holocaust, genocides, and human rights
  • Classrooms for school groups
  • Public spaces, including a 150-seat auditorium and a multi-functional room

The 3D plans

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1st floor

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2nd floor

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3rd floor

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