Address
97 Boulevard Bastien
Wendake QC
G0A 4V0
Parking near site available; we encourage shuttle or bike travel.
Plan Your Visit
🌿 A museum in preparation
The Espace Musée Oné Onti Max Gros-Louis is currently developing its permanent collection, exhibitions, and digital archive. While the museum is not yet open to the general public, community and educational activities are underway in Wendake.
Visitors planning ahead can use this page for museum address details, access information, transportation guidance, and updates on appointments, guided groups, and reopening announcements.
Wendake is close to Quebec City and can be part of a wider cultural itinerary for visitors who want Indigenous history, heritage interpretation, and meaningful stops beyond Old Quebec.
Find Wendake
Status
The museum is currently closed to the public.
- Museum status Closed to the public
- Next reopening Date to be confirmed
- Private research visits By appointment only
Transit
RTC Routes 74 and 283 stop at Boulevard Bastien / Rue Chef Émile-Picard, just a few minutes’ walk from the museum site. For schedules and real-time updates, visit rtcquebec.ca.
Guided Groups
Book at least 2 weeks ahead for school groups or private tours (max 25 per guide).
Near Quebec City
Add Wendake to a cultural day trip.
Visitors staying in Quebec City often explore Wendake for Huron-Wendat history, living culture, and nearby heritage attractions. While the Espace Musee One Onti Max Gros-Louis is still preparing for full public opening, this area remains an important destination for travelers interested in Indigenous tourism, museums, and cultural sites close to the city.
Visitor Tips
Be the first to know when doors open.
- Espace Musée Oné Onti Max Gros-Louis remains closed to the public while collection inventory and digitization work continue.
- Follow us on social channels for announcements about exhibition launches and guided visits.
The museum site in Wendake remains an important point of contact for future visits, research appointments, and educational programming while collections and exhibitions continue to be prepared.