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$12 (adult over 30) / Free (under 30) 
30-45 mins 
Less than a mile awayThe Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, on Sherbrooke Street West in Montréal, has an expansive collection of art from Canada and across the globe. Discover its secrets with a guide-led tour (included in museum admission) this Friday at 1:30pm, beginning in the lobby of the Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion.
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