Did you know that the tomb of Jeanne Mance is located at the Hôtel-Dieu, under the former chapel of the Hospitallers? Accompanied by a Museum guide, enter the crypt of the Hospitallers, where the graves of nearly 600 Hospitallers are buried. The tour includes the Museum's collection of sacred art and a stop at the Hôtel-Dieu Chapel, built in 1861 by architect Victor Bourgeau.

Mandatory reservation can be made by phone.

Enter the former monastery of the Hospitallers, the private home of the Montreal congregation from 1861 to 2019. Explore several rooms with different functions and discover the daily life of the Hospitalières in the 19th century. The visit, led by a Museum guide, is enriched by audio testimonies from the nuns.

Please call to reserve your place.

For a third consecutive year, Villa Saint-Martin organize an OPEN HOUSE. It will be hold on June 2nd, starting at 1:00 PM.

On the program, a mini conference on our mission and activities, outdoor and indoor guided tours and finally, a concert performed by Father Gabriel Côté, SJ, violinist and Julie Lafontaine, professional singer.

Villa Saint-Martin, a Jesuit retreat center for spiritual development, has been serving the community for 100 years.