Chapelle intérieure © J-S.Veilleux
Chapelle extérieure © J-S.Veilleux
Tombeau de Sainte Marguerite Bourgeoys © J-S.Veilleux
Vitrail © J-S.Veilleux
Point de vue du jubé © J-S.Veilleux
Montréal’s oldest chapel was built in 1771. Known as the mariners’ chapel, this heritage gem features miniature ships suspended from the arches and beautiful works of art. The chapel houses the remains of Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys (1620’1700), who founded the chapel, Montréal’s first school, and the Congregation of Notre-Dame.
Good to know
Free admission, metro nearby (orange line) and partially wheelchair accessible (Kéroul).
Other fees may apply. Indicative prices, please check with the establishment.
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Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel is located at 400, rue St-Paul E., Montréal.
Yes, admission is free. Some activities or services may have a fee.
Yes, by metro (orange line).
Partially: according to the Kéroul assessment, part of the facilities is wheelchair accessible.
Yes, children are welcome.
Yes, guided tours are offered. For groups, they are offered in French and in English.
Yes, groups are welcome, reservation required. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
You can reach the establishment by phone at 514 282-8670 or on its website: margueritebourgeoys.org/historique-2.
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Last updated: June 22, 2026
