Dive into a poutine pool, hang out in the tiki room or rock out on a solid gold stage.
These and 13 more unique Instagram-friendly worlds are waiting for you at Montreal’s newest selfie museum for amateurs and professionals alike.
With Montreal’s grey weather plummeting towards an early snowfall, what could be better than spending a few hours inside a tropical rainforest, a California desert or surrounded by hundreds of brightly-coloured blooms?
Where is Montreal's selfie museum?
Located in the heart of Griffintown, a few minutes from Saint-Henri—recently ranked one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world—Musée Imaginarium takes the selfie studio experience to a whole other level.
The entrance is located on the ground floor at 290 de la Montagne street in Montreal.
Founded by the creators of Magenta Photo and Le Petit Dep, it’s a guaranteed good time with friends, a fun date night idea and an excellent family-friendly activity.
With so many incredible museums in Montreal, including many offering free entry, this new spot should be added to your list.
Tripods, cool props and mind-blowing design await!
What is the Musée Imaginarium?
The Musée Imaginarium is a partnership between production designer Léa-Valérie Létourneau and consultant designer Elisabeth Williams from the film industry, alongside a talented group of artists.
This includes Dan Buller and Edward Maloney for mural designs, and Jason Wasserman and Romain Boz for two of the themed universes, ensuring a vibrant and unforgettable visual experience.
In addition to the artistic installations, the Imaginarium Museum offers an unusual passport photo service.
Visitors can sit inside a vintage fridge, turning a simple passport photo into a totally fun experience.
Time Out Tip: Even the museum's restrooms are designed to be ultra-instagrammable…!
For more information about the Musée Imaginarium, click here.
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