Sir George-Etienne-Cartier National Historic Site, Montréal
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A Victorian home, restored by Parks Canada as a National Historic Site, contains marvelous interactive exhibitions inviting visitors into a typical 19th-century parlor. Enjoy theatrical re-enactments portrayed in shows such as “A Victorian Christmas,” “A Servant Confides,” and “Elegance and Propriety: Etiquette at the Cartiers,” all of which offer a fascinating insight into the lives once lived here (see Sir George-Étienne-Cartier National Historic Site).
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