Attractions

What to see in Montreal

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.

Manufactures and facilities

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 and places

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.

Build routes and visit interesting places

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.