Montreal's old port

Montreal's Old Port is a famous tourist destination, often hosting artist exhibitions and dance performances. It is located in Old Montreal, Canada, and was previously considered not only the main port, but also the social, economic and cultural center of Montreal. It was founded in 1611 for French fur traders. Today it hosts a large number of events, there is a scientific center of Montreal, a theater, the Montreal Tower and a small sandy beach.

In 1976, the Old Port of Montreal was moved by the authorities to its current location, and in the early 90s - rebuilt under the leadership of famous architects Aurel Cardinal and Peter Rouse.

The entertainment that the port offers includes cycling, walking along the embankment, roller skating, boats and ATVs. On a small beach called Clock Beach, tourists are provided with umbrellas, sun loungers, several cafes and more. Every 2 years on the seafront conducts a performance Cirque du Soleil. Every year in the old port of Montreal comes about 6 million tourists.