This tunnel channeled the Little River underground and drained rainwater until 1989, and this tunnel between the Eperon building and the Place Royale. Part of the collector sewer under Pointe-à-Callière was integrated into the Museum in 1992. Visitors can see 110 of the collector sewer It can travel in a section extending to meters. In a specially designed soundscape, they can enjoy a multi-sensory, contemplative experience thanks to the Memory Collector, an ingenious light installation projected onto the stone walls of the collector sewer.
The exhibition respects the spirit of this impressive site; It immerses visitors in a mysterious underground world and transports them to a magical space full of history and emotion. An experience Montréal has never had before!
📍Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History
350 Place Royale
Old Montréal (Québec)
Canada H2Y 3Y5
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7,543 likes, 123 comments – __hermes__wings on May 5, 2024: “Have you visited this underground tunnel built between 1832 and 1838?
This tunnel channeled the Little River underground and drained rai…”.
Hidden underground tunnel