A place steeped in history, the Musée Laurier opens the doors of three heritage buildings for a journey into the past... The Wilfrid Laurier House National Historic Site offers an intimate glimpse into the life of Canada's illustrious prime minister, and a chance to learn more about our country's political history. Dating from 1876, this architectural gem reveals the apartments where the Laurier couple lived. Nearby, the Pavillon Hôtel des Postes (1910) is dedicated to the world of the arts and the presentation of quality exhibitions. The fully restored 19th-century Maison Fleury is dedicated to exhibitions and workshops for young people throughout the year. The Musée Laurier: charm, elegance and refinement!