At the foot of Mount Royal Park, Maison Smith is a historic stone building with a café, a souvenir shop and an exhibit about the park’s history. Stop in before a walk or cycle through the park to learn about its history and geology, including the area’s first inhabitants. After exploring, you can take a break with coffee or hot chocolate on the outdoor terrace. The building’s ground-floor spaces are the focus of a visit; there is no access to the upstairs area.
The building and its exhibit
Maison Smith is a historic stone building at the foot of Mount Royal Park. Inside, an exhibit covers the park’s history and geology, including the area’s first inhabitants. It provides context for exploring the park beyond the building.
A stop before or after the park
The building has a café, souvenir shop and outdoor terrace. The upstairs area is not accessible to visitors. There are no restroom facilities inside; Mount Royal Chalet is about 650 metres away, roughly a nine-minute walk.
Perguntas frequentes
What can you see at Maison Smith?
The building has an exhibit about Mount Royal Park’s history and geology, including the area’s first inhabitants.
Is there a café at Maison Smith?
Yes. The café serves coffee and hot chocolate, and the building has an outdoor terrace.
Are there restrooms inside Maison Smith?
No. Mount Royal Chalet is about 650 metres away, roughly a nine-minute walk.
Can visitors go upstairs?
No, the upstairs area is not accessible to visitors.
