Montreal's architectural icon

Photo credits: Cramer & Miau / Judith Bradette

Designed by Moshe Safdie for Expo 67, Habitat 67 is the official legacy of Terre des Hommes/Man and His World and its only intact original pavilion

Located at Cité-du-Havre, a century-old artificial peninsula expanded for Expo 67, Habitat 67 enjoys breathtaking views of the river, downtown and the Old Port of Montreal.

Over 25000 visitors since 2017!

Tours will be back in the spring of 2025!

Since 2017, Habitat 67 offers guided tours during the summer season. These tours provide a direct appreciation of Habitat 67, its history and architecture, and contribute directly to its preservation. Thanks for your visit and continued interest!

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Views of Habitat 67

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Habitat 67 - walkways

Habitat & Jacques-Cartier bridge

Habitat 67 - walkways

Habitat 67 - the city framed

Habitat 67 - Surfers

Habitat 67 - Surfers

Habitat 67 - the city framed

Habitat 67 - walkways

Photo credits Background: Dreamstime / Gallery: PBG

Habitat 67 :
a tribute to an icon and its creator

Learn more about Habitat 67 and its architect Moshe Safdie

Photo: courtesy Safdie Architects

Latest news from Habitat 67

Habitat 67 on MaTV: heritage, Cité du Havre and guided tours

14 May 2020

Habitat 67 residents were invited to appear on MaTV's Mise-à-Jour Montréal to talk about the OCPM Bridge Bonaventure consultation.

Guided tours suspended – COVID19 – UPDATE: back in July 21

10 April 2020

Due to the current Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), guided tours are suspended in 2020. UPDATE: guided tours are back in July 2021.

Habitat 67 presents at OCPM

14 October 2019

Habitat 67 and Tropiques Nord make a presentation at the Office de consultation publique de Montréal, as part of the consultation on the Bridge-Bonaventure sector.