Where To Visit In Montreal

Think of it as a greatest hits list of what to see and do in a diverse and exciting city.Points of interest & landmarks.

Montreal's oldest catholic church, built in 1656, is known for its intricately designed interior, which includes stained glass chronicling the history of the city.Soak up the splendour of (nearly) summer weather by dancing in the sun, cheers with some brews at mondial de la bière, go for a celebratory mother's day brunch or try out new flavour combinations during pizza week.This article was updated on april 24, 2024.

See ways to experience (26) 2024.Shows are also presented at the chic cabaret le balcon.

With festivals dedicated to music, arts and culture, biking and food, there's no shortage of things to do in may in montréal.(la presse canadienne/paul daly) shareUpdated on june 13, 2024.

Compare prices and book online on tripadvisor.4 (1072) the tour is available from $24.50 per person, and visitors have the option to take a tour of the east side, west side, or both sides of old montreal to get the full experience of the old town.

From mural to the jazz fest to the francos, montréal's festivals set the scene for summer, whether you're ready to party, visit art galleries.Top 17 montreal summer festivals you don't want to miss.The montreal forum is known for its rich history and its role in the city's cultural and sporting life, and is a popular destination for sports fans and history buffs alike.

There'll be plenty of long walks and bike rides, picnics at the park, street art hunts and time to discover the city's many treasures.

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