In Montreal, you can visit the Montreal Botanical Gardens, one of the most beautiful and largest botanical gardens in the world. T …
Each trip to the Botanical Garden will remain in your memory for a very long time. But, if you happen to get into a truly true bea …
Angrignon is a beautiful city park, one of the largest in Montreal. The park is located in the southern part of the city and is a …
You’ve been to Canada but haven’t been to Montreal’s La Rond amusement park, then forget you’ve been to Canada – you weren’t there …
The Olympic Park is one of the northern quarters of Montreal, on the territory of which a large number of sports facilities and fa …
Lafontaine is a vast urban park located in the heart of Montreal. The park is very beautiful, it is perfect for picnics, hiking an …
Dorchester Square is a small urban park located in the business center of Montreal. The square is very beautiful and is a popular …
The Japanese Garden is located in the Montreal Botanical Garden. All the elements of this garden are harmoniously arranged, which …
Bois-de-Liesse is a unique park that has managed to preserve a majestic forest in a bustling city. Due to the wide variety of ecos …
Ile-de-la-Visitation is a large natural park located on a river island within Montreal. The park is considered a popular place for …
The St. Lawrence River is a major river in North America. It flows through Canada and the United States of America and connects th …
Montreal's Old Port is a famous tourist destination, often hosting artist exhibitions and dance performances. It is located in Old …
In the list of the world's largest educational institutions in which teaching is conducted in French, the University of Montreal i …
At the very "end of the earth" (as the name Gaspé translates) is the famous Perce rock. The unusual shape of the monolith, carved …
In the heart of Montreal on Arts Square is the national historical landmark of Canada - the Basilica of Notre Dame - one of the mo …
The World Trade Center is a popular shopping complex located in the business district of Montreal and has outstanding architectura …
Montreal’s Royal Square is located in the heart of Old Montreal. It is located in close proximity to Pointe-a-Caller, the place wh …
In 1970, the church gained independence from the Moscow Patriarchate, before that it was an integral part of the American Metropol …
Jacques Cartier Square is the architectural center of Montreal. The square is famous for its column, erected in 1809, which is ded …
Mont Royal is one of the symbols of Montreal. The three-domed peak, the panorama of which ends with a huge cross, rises above the …
In the middle of the St. Lawrence River, in Montreal, is the island of St. Helena. It received its name in 1622, in honor of the w …
The City Hall in Montreal is considered one of the main attractions of the old city. The symmetrical facade emphasizes the arch …
Monkland Avenue is one of the largest streets in Montreal, and is also the most important trading artery of the Monkland Village. …
Saputo is one of the largest football stadiums in Canada, confidently ranking second in capacity. Saputo is located in the north o …
St. Paul Street is located in the historic district of Montreal, it passes near the ancient fort and is a great place to get acqua …
Phillips Square is a small picturesque square located in the business center of Montreal. The square is very beautiful and is cons …
The Cathedral of Mary, Queen of the World, also known as Marie-Rein du Monde, is located in Montreal, Canada. It is the third larg …
The Victoria Bridge connects Montreal Island to the St. Lawrence River. Thanks to the construction of the bridge, Montreal became …
Place d’Juville in Montreal is deservedly included in the 20 most beautiful attractions in the world, which attracts the attention …
The Cathedral in honor of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin of Montreal (Italian Duomo di Monreale or Santa Maria Nuova) is an ar …
Bishop is a very short street crossing the central part of Montreal. Bishop is famous among tourists due to the huge number of bar …
Opposite Jeanne Mancet Park, east of Mont Royal, stands a monument to Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier, one of the founders of the Cana …
The oldest institution of higher education in Canada - McGill University in Montreal, opened the audience for those who want to ge …
The Fountain of Struggle is located in Montreal, in the center of a square called Jean-Paul-Riopelle. The creator of this bronze m …
The Church of St. Patrick was built in 1843 next to the chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Immaculate Heart. The constructio …
In the vicinity of Old Montreal is the incredible beauty of Ramsay Castle, bearing the name of the Governor of Montreal - Claude d …
St. Catherine Street, located in the Canadian city of Montreal, is considered the best place in the city for shopping. There are m …
The Palace of Justice is one of Montreal’s many Old European architectural monuments. The building is included in almost all touri …
Maisonneuve is Montreal’s largest metropolitan market specializing in grocery trading. The market was founded in the early 20th ce …
During the tour of Western Canada you will visit the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia and visit the best national parks o …
I live in Montreal and would love to show you this amazing city. A city where two cultures, two languages, two ways of life are cl …
Tour guides will show you the evening of Montreal in all its splendor. They will introduce you to the history of the emergence and …
Montreal is a vibrant and multifaceted city on an island at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, where French and English-speaking cultures, ancient history and modern dynamics intertwine. Founded in the XVII century, the city has preserved the atmosphere of the old world in the cobbled streets of Old Montreal and at the same time pleases with modern neighborhoods, street art and festivals. Walking here alternates with coffee shops, gastronomic markets and green oases, making Montreal a unique place for any traveler.
Among the man-made attractions are the Basilica of Notre Dame in Old Montreal with its impressive interiors, the Old Port with the waterfront and cultural events, the Plaza Jacques Cartier and the Place d'Juville. Remarkable historical buildings - Ramsey Castle and Bonsecur Market, administrative and architectural monuments such as the City Hall and the Palace of Justice, as well as modern centers: World Trade Center and Museum Spaces. The Olympic Park with a stadium and an observation tower, the Saputo football stadium, the busy streets of St. Catherine and Bishop are all part of what to see in the city.
Natural attractions complement the cityscape: Mount Mont Royal offers panoramic views of the city and quiet trails, and the St. Lawrence River promenade invites you to walks and bike walks. The Montreal Botanical Garden, with its specialized collections and the famous Japanese Garden, is an ideal place for solitude among the greenery. Within the city limits and nearby are the parks of Angrignon and La Fontaine, the natural park of the Bysitation Islands, which have preserved the forests of Bois-de-Liesse and the island of St. Helena with the park and amusement park La Ronde.
On our site, all these places are conveniently collected on an interactive map: you can see each attraction, read a brief help and evaluate the location on the map. With the help of the service, it is easy to make the optimal route to the points of interest, mark the time to visit and pave the way between museums, parks and historical sites - all in order to plan a trip quickly and conveniently.
You can explore Montreal on your own, walking along iconic streets and opening markets and coffee shops in your own rhythm, or you can book a tour with local guides and get a deep dive: guides will tell stories, show hidden pearls and offer author’s routes. The tours are suitable for those who want to get context, hear legends and learn more about the cultural diversity of the city.
Come to Montreal to see for yourself its contrasts and charm: from majestic cathedrals to green parks and a bubbling promenade. Discover new places, make your route and plunge into the atmosphere of the city – there is always something to see and where to go.
