Public Transit
PHI locations are about a 5-minute walk from Square-Victoria-OACI and Place-d'Armes metro stations (orange line). Consult the STM website for the best route (metro and/or bus).
Plan your
visit
Discover Our Locations
PHI brings together three distinct cultural spaces, all located within a five-minute walk of one another. Check the map to see where they’re located.
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Thursday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Friday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Saturday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Sunday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Thursday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Friday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Saturday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Sunday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Thursday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Friday
Open 12 PM - 7 PM
Saturday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Sunday
Open 11 AM - 6 PM
Our Different Access Points
From Square-Victoria-OACI Station
From Place-d’Armes Station
Between Our Three Space
Getting to PHI, Your Way
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Bike
Bike on over! The beautiful Canal Lachine bike path is right around the corner from us.
BIXI
Consult the BIXI station map to know, in real time, the number of bikes and docking points available at each station.
Car-pooling & Car-sharing Services
We suggest Ridesharing.com and Communauto.
Parking
We invite you to consult the parking map provided by the Agence de mobilité durable de Montréal.
Exhibition Pricing
We have adopted a tiered ticketing model based on trust. You are invited to choose the rate that best fits your needs and capacity. The experience is the same for everyone, regardless of the amount paid. Thank you for contributing, in your own way, to PHI’s mission of bringing art into our everyday lives.
*Prices shown include service charges, excluding taxes.
Regular
20
The general cost of admission.
Reduced
16
For anyone who prefers a reduced price, no questions asked.
Soft
10
For anyone who needs a more accessible price.
Supportive
30
For those who wish to help make art more accessible to all.
Other Ways to Visit PHI for Free
Certain visitors are eligible for complimentary access to our exhibitions.
*Please note that for people with disabilities and D/deaf and hard of hearing community, and First Nations people, reservations can be made on site, at [email protected] or by calling 514 225-0525.
Complimentary Access
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Admission is free for children aged 12 and under, to members of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis as well as persons with disabilities and the D/deaf and hard of hearing community (along with their companion). Free admission is also available to members of ICOM (International Council of Museums), AICA (International Association of Art Critics), CIMAM (International Committee for Museums and Collections of Modern Art), and SMQ (Société des musées du Québec) with valid proof of membership.
Group Visits
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PHI’s Education team offers on-site group visits for school, academic, community and language school groups. The group visit can be combined with a creative workshop.
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Exhibition Ticket
$10-$30
Day Access
This ticket gives you access to all the exhibitions on view on the day of your visit. Currently on view:
Depending on the period, one, two, or three exhibitions may be available; the program evolves throughout the season.
Check out our programming page to see our current and upcoming exhibitions.
New
PHI+ Membership
$40
Unlimited Exhibition Access
+ Exclusive Benefits
Visit our exhibitions as often as you’d like.
Discounted rates on this season’s experiences:
25% off PHI merchandise (tote bags and keychains)
10% off publications, some exclusions apply
Access available through the members-only newsletter
Valid until March 8, 2026.
Visit our PHI+ Membership page to learn more.
Discover PHI’s Full Programming—Beyond the Exhibitions
Free
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Oct. 14 → Feb. 15
Emeline Courcier: Burn from Absence
Off-Site Location
Free
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Oct. 14 → Feb. 15
Emeline Courcier: Burn from Absence
Off-Site Location
Free
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Oct. 14 → Feb. 15
Emeline Courcier: Burn from Absence
Off-Site Location
Accessibility
PHI is committed to providing a welcoming and accessible space for all.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any comments or suggestions regarding accessibility issues. We strive to make visiting our PHI locations as seamless as possible for all visitors, and we are constantly learning and open to improvements.
[email protected] | 514 225-0525
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People with reduced mobility
PHI spaces are partially accessible to people with reduced mobility:
All areas at 407 Saint-Pierre Street are accessible to people with reduced mobility. We can install an access ramp at the back of the building, located in the Evans Court alleyway. Please contact us before your visit at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] so that we can accommodate you. There's an elevator to every floor.
All areas at 407 Saint-Pierre Street are accessible to people with reduced mobility. We can install an access ramp at the back of the building, located in the Evans Court alleyway. Please contact us before your visit at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] so that we can accommodate you. There's an elevator to every floor.
The building at 451 Saint-Jean Street is wheelchair accessible, but the sidewalk on Saint-Jean Street is quite narrow. There is an elevator to all four floors and an accessible bathroom in the basement.
The main entrance to the gallery at 465 Saint-Jean Street has a number of staircases leading to the main corridor. There is an accessible entrance at the rear of the building, located in the parking area. Please note that there is no accessible bathroom in this building, nor an elevator.
Please note that admission to the main PHI exhibitions is free for people with disabilities and the S/deaf and hard-of-hearing community (as well as for the accompanying person).
Contact us at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] to reserve your ticket and to make sure we can accommodate you.
The main entrance to the gallery at 465 Saint-Jean Street has a number of staircases leading to the main corridor. There is an accessible entrance at the rear of the building, located in the parking area. Please note that there is no accessible bathroom in this building, nor an elevator.
Please note that admission to the main PHI exhibitions is free for people with disabilities and the S/deaf and hard-of-hearing community (as well as for the accompanying person).
Contact us at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] to reserve your ticket and to make sure we can accommodate you.
Parking
PHI does not have a parking lot reserved for visitors. However, paid parking is available nearby. We also suggest you consult the parking map of Old Montreal.
Bathroom facilities
We have wheelchair-accessible toilets at 407 Saint-Pierre Street and 451 Saint-Jean Street. Changing tables are also available in these areas.
Please note that there is no accessible bathroom in the building at 465 Saint-Jean Street.
All of our buildings offer gender-neutral bathrooms.
Please note that there is no accessible bathroom in the building at 465 Saint-Jean Street.
All of our buildings offer gender-neutral bathrooms.
Blind and visually impaired visitors
Our exhibition brochures are available in large print and Braille. Please ask at reception, and the Visitor Experience team will be happy to provide these documents on request.
Assistance, therapy and emotional support dogs
Assistance, therapy and emotional support dogs are welcome in our PHI areas.
Visitors are responsible for their animal’s behaviour. PHI reserves the right to ask you to leave if the guidelines regarding the spaces are not followed.
Visitors are responsible for their animal’s behaviour. PHI reserves the right to ask you to leave if the guidelines regarding the spaces are not followed.
Seating
Portable stools are available on request. Please enquire at reception and the visitor experience team will be happy to help.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing
We are currently developing a pilot project for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and the PHI team will be undertaking basic courses in American Sign Language (ASL), with courses in Langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) to follow. We regularly offer guided tours in ASL and LSQ with a deaf guide or sign language interpreter. Stay tuned to our program for more details!
Deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors can always call us at 514 225-05252, using VRS Canada to communicate with us by video using sign language.