Notre-Dame Basilica...a place of amazing beauty

Give your group the opportunity for a truly exceptional experience by organizing a day excursion to Montreal’s Notre-Dame Basilica. To arrange your visit, simply call and reserve a guide and tour leaflets in English or French. Copies of the leaflets in Spanish, German, Italian and Japanese are also available. The magic of Notre-Dame also continues in the evening with presentation of our show
“And Then There Was Light”.

For reservations or further information, please contact us at 514-842-2925 or toll free at 1 866 842-2925.
You can also complete and return the form below by email to mdesrochers@basiliquenddm.org or fax to 514-842-8275.
Please allow 48 hours for confirmation.
Download the form here: Group Form.pdf

Schedule for guided tour

We do tour on the hour and half hour
Monday to Friday: 9am to 4:30pm ( last tour)
*Saturday: 9am to 3:30pm
Sunday: 1pm to 3:30pm

* We often close earlier on Saturdays when we have weddings, particularly
from May to October

From mid-May to the end of July: major construction work in front of the Basilica

Admission fees

Age 18 and over: $5
Ages 7 to 17: $4
Age 6 and under: Free
Guide, driver and 1 accompanying adult per group of 10 children or youth: Free

The stained glass windows of the Notre-Dame Basilica:
A radiant heritage reflected in light

Come to discover a radiant and varied heritage: the stained glass windows of the Notre-Dame Basilica. A professional guide will help visitors discover the church’s historic legacy by leading them through a 90-minute tour of the stained glass windows on its main floor and in addition, the sacristy’s and first balcony’s stained glass windows, which are not usually accessible to visitors, will be included in this special visit.

Schedule
On request

Cost (including admission fee):
Adult: 15$
7 to 17 years old: 8$

Trade : organist

Pierre Grandmaison has worked as an organist at Notre-Dame since 1973. An accomplished artist, he has given concerts both in Europe and the United States. He has, among other things, played at Notre-Dame de Paris three times. Also, as a composer, he wrote and played a solemn mass for Montréal’s 350th anniversary in 1992 and, more recently in 2005, an oratorio for the 100th anniversary of the St-Joseph Oratory. Come meet Mr. Grandmaison to discuss his trade, training, daily routine, creative process and, of course, his work tool: the organ.

Language: French or English
Length: 60 minutes, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only

Cost
Adult: 10$
7-17 years old: 8$
( Entrance fee included)

Complimentaries: Guide, driver and one adult-chaperon for each group of 10 students.