Stepping into Antiquités Van Horne feels like falling down a rabbit hole into a past that refuses to stay buried. Spanning 500 square meters, this Montreal treasure trove is packed with artifacts ranging from the 16th century to more contemporary curiosities. The labyrinthine layout is part of its charm—French libraries from the 1600s rub elbows with stained glass, African art, terrestrial globes, and even a wooden Virgin Mary from the 1700s.
At the helm is Nicolas, a self-confessed compulsive buyer whose passion for antiques borders on obsession. His eye for detail means you’re as likely to stumble upon a restored masterpiece as you are a fixer-upper with infinite potential. And if you’ve got something unique to sell? Nicolas just might make you an offer you can’t refuse. Antiquités Van Horne is a living museum where the past is up for grabs.
155 Av. Van Horne
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