Habitat 67 guided tours
are back in 2022!

During the 90-minute tour, visitors will get an inside look at the exceptional vision behind the unique modular design of Habitat 67. Once again this year, Moshe Safdie’s unit, fully and meticulously restored in 2018, is part of the tour. Taking advantage of Habitat’s superb location and terraces, visitors will enjoy the sights of the city from a different perspective.

A giant inhabited work of art

Recognized as a heritage site by the City of Montréal in 2007 and by the Québec government in 2009, Habitat 67 is a giant work of art, symbolizing the modernism and hope of Expo 67. The 354-block complex has a community of 300 residents in 148 apartments with 1 to 4 blocks.

For 55 years this year, Habitat 67 has marked the Montréal landscape and Moshe Safdie’s first creation continues to influence architecture worldwide. Habitat 67 guided tours allow the public a closer look at this exceptional building while learning about the context of Expo 67 and the challenges inherent to building such an architectural work.

About the Habitat 67 2022 visits:

• Tickets for the June/July tours will go on sale now for $50 (tax/fees included). Tours will be held through October 31, 2022 and subsequent tickets will go on sale depending on availability. Subscribe to the newsletter for announcements.
• Reservations are required, there will be no tickets available on site. Tickets sales are final and are non refundable. 
• As Habitat 67 is a residential building, sanitary measures, including the wearing of masks, remain in effect in enclosed spaces such as the elevators and suite #1011. Please consult the full list of sanitary measures in effect at Habitat 67 at the time of your visit. 
• Prepare for your visit with our Frequently Asked Questions, directions to Habitat 67 as well as the Homage section.
• The Dieppe Park parking lot is open again this season but we cannot guarantee parking spots. In addition, a BIXI station has been added adjacent to Habitat 67..